This makes traffic in India look elegant in comparison.
Not sure exactly where in Iraq this is supposed to be.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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4 comments:
I couldn't wait for more.
Here's Hong Kong
http://nickmain.vodpod.com/video/1126441-traffic-in-hong-kong
and Cairo, (when I was a kid my uncle told me they consider it impolite to use headlights in Egypt)
http://nickmain.vodpod.com/video/1126453-traffic-in-cairo
Either there are a lot of impolite people in Cairo, or he was talking about your aunt.
Now we need a video of Savannah traffic to round out the set.
Now where could we find a video of Savannah traffic? It's time to stop writing news and start making it! and by news I mean not news.
I'm working on it!
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