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Why do British "people" drive on the wrong side of the road? It just seems everything they do is just to try and piss everyone off... grow up children and join the rest of the world on the right side of the road.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qx49T5WJ3vI
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Driving left is correct
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>>542384794
>Why do British "people" drive on the wrong side of the road?
cause they built their cars with the steering wheel on the wrong side of the car.
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>>542384870
Not when almost everyone is right handed.
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>>542384794
Why do you care?
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>>542384870
we invented the car, we make the rules
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>>542385029
>Why do you care?
He doesn't. This is a slide thread.
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>>542385029
We're making a list of global corrections for when the time comes. Don't worry about it, your input won't be noted on anything.
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>>542384794
Swords. In ye olden days on horse you srtuck to the left of the track so anyone coming the other way passed you on your right, your sword arm side.
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>>542385509
well in a car, your sword arm should be shifting and using controls on your right
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>>542384794
Japs do it too
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>>542384794
all I see is a low-effort jew D&C thread



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