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In Iraklio, Greece, this is how you drive. We even have a name for it: "Taliban driving". You assume you always have the right-of-way and you go. If you don't,
by phant0mas 9y ago
In Iraklio, Greece, this is how you drive. We even have a name for it: "Taliban driving". You assume you always have the right-of-way and you go. If you don't, you will never get anywhere. Anyone says otherwise, you tell him to go woohoo himself.
And then people from Crete wonder why so many people die in the road every year!
- js2 9y agoReminds me of a joke: a guy is riding in a car with his friend when the friend zooms through a red light. The passenger exclaims: “what are you doing, you’re going to get us killed!” The driver says: “don’t worry, I learned to drive from my brother and he drives through red lights all the time.” They approach another red light and again the driver zooms through and the same conversation ensues. A few minutes later they come to a green light and the driver screeches to a halt. “Why are you stopping!? The light is green” says the passenger. The driver replies, “Yeah, my brother might be coming the other way!” (I thought this was an early George Carlin joke but I can’t say for sure.)
- nasredin 9y ago"Taliban Driving"? In New York we call it driving.
- cm2012 9y agoNew York's not that bad :)