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Do you reckon there's a German TV show the equivalent of Harry Hill's 'You've been framed ', where they take the piste out of Brits struggling in ' heavy snow'?
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Bryan Williams
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Yeah this was brilliant... but I just meant that just,on the news it showed people struggling to drive in snow of up to TEN cm.
I was just imagining a German/Austrian ect rolling around on the floor holding his sides while watching..
Why do people think it is only Britain that can't cope?
Canada should be used to it!
Plenty in the USA
And loads from Russia
I have noticed from all the nasty dashcam videos of accidents in snow that most of the crashes happen on roads where there is still tarmac visible. People going too fast and thinking the snow and ice aren't too bad. Not so many crashes on roads with a proper snow covering!
Canada should be used to it!
Plenty in the USA
And loads from Russia
I have noticed from all the nasty dashcam videos of accidents in snow that most of the crashes happen on roads where there is still tarmac visible. People going too fast and thinking the snow and ice aren't too bad. Not so many crashes on roads with a proper snow covering!
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we still ask for the blandest thing on a menu
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In Inverness this week, snowed overnight and was driving up a ice/snow covered hill with a t intersection, bus coming along to my right so I slowed down to let him past as I knew I couldn't stop and get going again on the hill. But with no indicator on he turned onto the road I was going up and took over the whole road forcing me to stop on the icy hill. Well he coped an ear full and couldn't even look at me to say sorry. Had to reverse back down the hill and go again.
