andriaSRH wrote:Death Road. It's about the world's dangerous road in Bolivia.
is that a discovery channel documentary? I think I've seen that before showing the spots where trucks fall off the cliff and how hard it is to navigate through it, yet some people have to drive that road every day.. shits intense
also the autobahn is actually relatively safe.. they have less crashes there then we do on the average highway in the US
Oh my god, the part where the shit flies all over the family eating breakfast is hilarious!!
lol so nastyyy. I woulda been like bitch please, you're NOT touching my sheets.
Bubbles wrote:Autobahn > Shit Road.
I've been on the autobahn before, it's pretty cool seeing the cars fly down the left lane. Problem with the drivers there (and some other European nations like Czech Republic from my experience) isn't necessarily on the highways (though there actually are some pretty bad accidents), it's that they seem to drive similarly on windy, country roads.
I saw on TV today, this man lost his son, his son died...
So he had him cremated, took his ashes, and then made it into a Diamond ring...
Now he watches his son shine every day.
I just thought about that, while I sit here ashing in this ashtray...
andriaSRH wrote:Death Road. It's about the world's dangerous road in Bolivia.
is that a discovery channel documentary? I think I've seen that before showing the spots where trucks fall off the cliff and how hard it is to navigate through it, yet some people have to drive that road every day.. shits intense
also the autobahn is actually relatively safe.. they have less crashes there then we do on the average highway in the US
Oh my god, the part where the shit flies all over the family eating breakfast is hilarious!!
lol so nastyyy. I woulda been like bitch please, you're NOT touching my sheets.
Bubbles wrote:Autobahn > Shit Road.
I've been on the autobahn before, it's pretty cool seeing the cars fly down the left lane. Problem with the drivers there (and some other European nations like Czech Republic from my experience) isn't necessarily on the highways (though there actually are some pretty bad accidents), it's that they seem to drive similarly on windy, country roads.