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Debbie | Report | 10 Oct 2005 14:42 |
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I agree that different areas have different names for things just like in the UK. Here: spring onions - green onions swede - rootabager coke - soda but if in the west its pop As for roundabouts.. I found 3 here in my first 2 weeks, and if your on the roundabout you give way to those coming onto it. Even though when your on it they have yield signs for the drivers they still arent sure what to do! Yes did pass my drivers test and we were out in the car for all of 4.5 minutes and that included checking my signals and hazard lights!!! Debs x |
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