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angus 25 Jul @ 1:40am
I would like to ask if you worry about avoiding large trucks, going up and down slopes, and brushing against other people's private cars when taking the private car test?
I would like to ask if you worry about avoiding large trucks, going up and down slopes, and brushing against other people's private cars when taking the private car test?
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Lime 25 Jul @ 1:43am 
Absolutely. Trucks are the ruler of the road, and if you don't think so; cut one off~

Yes I worry, I learned to respect my surroundings, and when my surroundings can send my body into uncountable pieces due to a single mistake, you bet your ass i'll take it seriously.

i don't use private test cars, cause im not a privately tested moron.
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THE LORD 25 Jul @ 1:46am 
If you join the army they will teach you how to handle a truck like a sports car.
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rabapraba p 25 Jul @ 1:46am 
no, the laws and the road design take care of all that.
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Lime 25 Jul @ 1:48am 
Originally posted by rabapraba p:
no, the laws and the road design take care of all that.
in most countries, at least c:

sorry americans i almost let you feel included, i meant to say free countries
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rabapraba p 25 Jul @ 1:50am 
Originally posted by Lime:
Originally posted by rabapraba p:
no, the laws and the road design take care of all that.
in most countries, at least c:

it can be helpful to carve a bar of soap into an L shape and paint it just so when driving in certain countries, so you can wave it at problem drivers.
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Lime 25 Jul @ 1:51am 
Originally posted by rabapraba p:
Originally posted by Lime:
in most countries, at least c:

it can be helpful to carve a bar of soap into an L shape and paint it just so when driving in certain countries, so you can wave it at problem drivers.
yeah but i always mess up the paint, like i had a brazillian blend when i roadtripped through the SA, but i got to argentina and literally noone liked my livery
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rabapraba p 25 Jul @ 1:58am 
Originally posted by Lime:
Originally posted by rabapraba p:

it can be helpful to carve a bar of soap into an L shape and paint it just so when driving in certain countries, so you can wave it at problem drivers.
yeah but i always mess up the paint, like i had a brazillian blend when i roadtripped through the SA, but i got to argentina and literally noone liked my livery

I used palm leaves for that. small plentiful shrubberies. the arrangement's only good for a day or two so you're constantly blending in with the new environments.
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Lime 25 Jul @ 2:00am 
See... I thought that would've been derogatory, so i didn't get past idea stage, i really need to be more practical
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rabapraba p 25 Jul @ 2:02am 
a lot of people might try to get your attention to complain and the shrubberies block your view of them. most of them are probably tourists anyway, and you need to keep your eyes on the road with all these shrubs in the way.
Last edited by rabapraba p; 25 Jul @ 2:02am
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SophieSkyrim1984 25 Jul @ 2:04am 
Being someone that got run over by a truck when I was 9 and it messing up my arm for the rest of my life. Yes I worry when I am near any slop, road, or motorway. Fear of that kind stays with you
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Lime 25 Jul @ 2:05am 
eyes on the road, eyes on the road
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Ｋidd𝔦ｅc͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏 7ｊ 25 Jul @ 2:05am 
Originally posted by Lime:
Absolutely. Trucks are the ruler of the road, and if you don't think so; cut one off~
...
That won't teach anything.
Birds learn from their near death experiences.
Dead birds learn nothing.
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Lime 25 Jul @ 2:06am 
Originally posted by SophieSkyrim1984:
Being someone that got run over by a truck when I was 9 and it messing up my arm for the rest of my life. Yes I worry when I am near any slop, road, or motorway. Fear of that kind stays with you
How's your functionality today? Your arm move well?
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Lime 25 Jul @ 2:06am 
Originally posted by Ｋidd𝔦ｅc͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏 7ｊ:
Originally posted by Lime:
Absolutely. Trucks are the ruler of the road, and if you don't think so; cut one off~
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That won't teach anything.
Birds learn from their near death experiences.
Dead birds learn nothing.
Precisely my point
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SophieSkyrim1984 25 Jul @ 2:07am 
Originally posted by Lime:
Originally posted by SophieSkyrim1984:
Being someone that got run over by a truck when I was 9 and it messing up my arm for the rest of my life. Yes I worry when I am near any slop, road, or motorway. Fear of that kind stays with you
How's your functionality today? Your arm move well?

Yes, to an extend, plus hell of a lot of pain every now and then, that is going to always be there
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