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Old 03-09-2011, 11:23 PM   #21
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No..no..Clutch..it has something to do with being South of the Equator....kind of like how the toilets swirl in the other direction too.....it's the little differences....



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Old 03-10-2011, 11:12 AM   #22
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I just thought the door was on the other side because they drive on the wrong side of the road.
LOL Actually if you drove here in the US like they do in Australia, yup, it's be the "wrong" side of the road... but there they actually drive on the "left" side of the road! I was politely corrected on this once when I traveled to England as an 18 yr who didn't always use politically correct terminology
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Old 03-10-2011, 11:42 AM   #23
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No..no..Clutch..it has something to do with being South of the Equator....kind of like how the toilets swirl in the other direction too.....it's the little differences....



Kinda like while we are knee deep in snow and suffering those wind chills, they are enjoying the Australian summer December thru the end of February.
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LOL Actually if you drove here in the US like they do in Australia, yup, it's be the "wrong" side of the road... but there they actually drive on the "left" side of the road! I was politely corrected on this once when I traveled to England as an 18 yr who didn't always use politically correct terminology

LOL Healthi, there is a RIGHT side and a WRONG side of the road. Since we have more autos than any other country we drive on the RIGHT side.
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