Drunk Frenchman and a Tuk-Tuk Driver Have Some Road Rage in Siem Reap
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The French angry monkey picture first posted is almost better than a video. Amazing.
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only if theres a story like its because he couldnt afford to buy his bargirls family a cowGeneral Mackevili wrote:Damn. I have a video to post about a suicidal foreigner. Does that count?Jamie_Lambo wrote:you have 24 hours! dont disappoint me again!General Mackevili wrote:Haha, I looked and looked. Pisses me off because we know there's video footage out there somewhere. No way a Barang and a Tuk-Tuk driver got in a scuffle and nobody took a video.Jamie_Lambo wrote:ps. im super pissed when i see thread titles like this that dont provide a video!
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Meh, I'll make something up.Jamie_Lambo wrote:
only if theres a story like its because he couldnt afford to buy his bargirls family a cow
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do me proud boyoGeneral Mackevili wrote:Meh, I'll make something up.Jamie_Lambo wrote:
only if theres a story like its because he couldnt afford to buy his bargirls family a cow
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Re: Drunk Frenchman and a Tuk-Tuk Driver Have Some Road Rage in Siem Reap
Sounds like over 90% of all the drivers I encounter everyday in Phnom Penhfranzjaeger wrote:..... some of the newbies do not really understand how traffic flows, and are driving too fast.
Re: Drunk Frenchman and a Tuk-Tuk Driver Have Some Road Rage in Siem Reap
Or Siem Reap for that matter. That particular stretch of road where the accident happened is particularly bad. I have had a couple of near misses there just trying to cross the road, because of the the insane Cambodian drivers speeding and weaving trough traffic.Kuroneko wrote:Sounds like over 90% of all the drivers I encounter everyday in Phnom Penhfranzjaeger wrote:..... some of the newbies do not really understand how traffic flows, and are driving too fast.
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Re: Drunk Frenchman and a Tuk-Tuk Driver Have Some Road Rage in Siem Reap
Two days ago some barang comes flying by me on a Step, obviously looking to race me,
he goes on like a mad man, whoa, great driver, probably much better than me,
I stay in the pack as usual, it's the easiest way to go.
I've gotten used to PP traffic, and I find most of the locals to be driving safely, and not speeding..
the youngsters of course pushing each other to go faster, that is awful,
and a reason to be driving daytime between rushhour as much as possible here.
I usually go like I did in LA, 10-11 in the morning and 1-4pm in the afternoon.
as the sun goes down, safety on the streets goes as well, but in my time here, no major probs..
and seldom going past the 50km/h mark on my crusty worthless piece of shit Suzuki..
he goes on like a mad man, whoa, great driver, probably much better than me,
I stay in the pack as usual, it's the easiest way to go.
I've gotten used to PP traffic, and I find most of the locals to be driving safely, and not speeding..
the youngsters of course pushing each other to go faster, that is awful,
and a reason to be driving daytime between rushhour as much as possible here.
I usually go like I did in LA, 10-11 in the morning and 1-4pm in the afternoon.
as the sun goes down, safety on the streets goes as well, but in my time here, no major probs..
and seldom going past the 50km/h mark on my crusty worthless piece of shit Suzuki..
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