"and served with Fido."
Is that like an Asbo?
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Yup, I second that, having had a contract at Acer near Hamburg a few years back. Some of the Koreans there pranged their cars as regular as clockwork. It's a wonder any leasing company would deal with them at all.Originally posted by MrsGoofone piece of advice.
Do NOT EVER get in a car with a KOREAN driving, unless you want to be a crash test dummy !
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Is that North or South Kolea?Originally posted by ClippyAs President of Korea, I declare all Pimp organisations illegal and will see you are all beheaded and served with Fido.
I will see you at dinner!
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As President of Korea, I declare all Pimp organisations illegal and will see you are all beheaded and served with Fido.
I will see you at dinner!
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You are a lacist.Originally posted by Churchillricence -
Hope rat herps!
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As President of the Korean Pimp Association (the original and best) I find your organisation mirrors mine and therefore have issued a writ against you.Originally posted by sasguruI will see you all in court. Soliciting Koreans needs a licence.
Fuk Yu
President, Korean Association of Pimps.
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Originally posted by sasguruI will see you all in court. Soliciting Koreans needs a licence.
Fuk Yu
President, Korean Association of Pimps.
ricence -
Hope rat herps!
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Oh my God. How did an innocent question about a potential employer end up in a discussion of Korean driving habits? This is a surreal forum!
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I will see you all in court. Soliciting Koreans needs a licence.
Fuk Yu
President, Korean Association of Pimps.
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You solicit Koreans? I will see you in court.Originally posted by ClippyAs a Korean solicitor I will see you both in court.
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As a Korean solicitor I will see you both in court.Originally posted by freakydancerI'll be seeing you in court aswell
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Oh, and Jeremy Clarkson calls it "Doncaster parking", the habit of some drivers to go up the kerb onto the pavement and then drop down when parking, buggers up your tracking. Everyone, even the buses calling at stops, do that in Korea. Except of course where the kerb is too high, in which case they just end up parked on the pavement sat on the now folded under wheel. So, never walk on the outside of the pavement unless you are facing the traffic, and still be ready to duck into a shop front.Originally posted by MrsGoofDamn
clearly a good one, there is always 1 to disprove the rule
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DamnOriginally posted by threadedRemember the white lines are lanes too!
If there is a pavement: use it! A U-turn via handbrake is much quicker than a three point turn.
threaded in "and that was just the bus ride from the airport" mode.
clearly a good one, there is always 1 to disprove the rule
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I'll be seeing you in court aswellOriginally posted by Old GregUnless he kills himself in a car crash first.
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Remember the white lines are lanes too!Originally posted by MrsGoofone piece of advice.
Do NOT EVER get in a car with a KOREAN driving, unless you want to be a crash test dummy !
If there is a pavement: use it! A U-turn via handbrake is much quicker than a three point turn.
threaded in "and that was just the bus ride from the airport" mode.
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