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Old 10-02-2007, 03:31 PM   #32
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Yes the man is moron and should be ignored at all times . It's funny though I did have a guy walk out in front of my car while he was listining to an Ipod . He had his back to me and slowly started walking accross the road at an angle . I just drove around him on the wrong side of the road ( I was only going about 30 kph) . It scared the hell out of him , you could see he realised that he had done the wrong thing and he could have been run over . But yeah it's not like it's a daily occurrence .
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