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11-13-2006, 09:20 PM
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driving in korea is the best. "stop" signs are merely suggestions, you can slow down, if you want, but don't stop, or you'll get honked at! Don't worry about the lane markers, those are mere suggestions as well. if you hit gridlock or an intersection without a lighted signal, just bull your way through.
and if you get pulled over? don't worry, you have three choices: 1) show'em your international driver's license and more than likely he'll let you go (too much of a pain to deal with) 2) peel off a few bills for his drinking money or lastly, 3) say you're from the country and if he asks where, say "Texas."
and if you get pulled over? don't worry, you have three choices: 1) show'em your international driver's license and more than likely he'll let you go (too much of a pain to deal with) 2) peel off a few bills for his drinking money or lastly, 3) say you're from the country and if he asks where, say "Texas."
11-13-2006, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by ladius,Nov 13 2006, 10:20 PM
driving in korea is the best. "stop" signs are merely suggestions, you can slow down, if you want, but don't stop, or you'll get honked at! Don't worry about the lane markers, those are mere suggestions as well. if you hit gridlock or an intersection without a lighted signal, just bull your way through.
and if you get pulled over? don't worry, you have three choices: 1) show'em your international driver's license and more than likely he'll let you go (too much of a pain to deal with) 2) peel off a few bills for his drinking money or lastly, 3) say you're from the country and if he asks where, say "Texas."
and if you get pulled over? don't worry, you have three choices: 1) show'em your international driver's license and more than likely he'll let you go (too much of a pain to deal with) 2) peel off a few bills for his drinking money or lastly, 3) say you're from the country and if he asks where, say "Texas."
seriously though... korea has the driving mentality of a 3rd world nation.. it sux.. not as bad as say China.. but still bad... but i have to say.. i'm glad they got all the donkeys off the road...
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