While there have been plenty of stories about RHD cars, mine is the opposite. I went with a co-worker to buy a TV after moving to Norway. Despite having never driven a LHD car before, he told me to move his car from the loading bay to the supermarket car park while he did some shopping. So I fumbled about with my right hand, trying to figure out where reverse was (dog-leg and to the left of first), I kept on putting it into gear, slipping the clutch and going forwards, while clogging up the loading bay. Eventually someone knocked on the window and told me to lift the gator to unlock reverse. That was a bit embarrassing.

Great Psychonauts reference. Loved that game (apart from the bloody meat circus).

It couldn't be, this is somewhat attractive.

Those are some sweet glasses.

At this stage it seems more pertinent to ask who didn't (guilty as well).

Just a quick note, Port Kembla is in Australia, not South Africa. It's 10 minutes away from where I am at work now. (Wollongong, just south of Sydney).

Probably (depending on your politics) the last time we had a prime minister worth a damn.

There was a DS Safari sitting a block across from me for a couple of months. It didn't look like it was running (flat tires, the fact that it stayed in the same parking space for a couple of months), and some punk kids scrawled "Hogwarts Express" on it for some reason. It made me want to rescue it every time I drove or walked past.

It's surprising how much love the RS6 gets, while the E63 and M5 estates are largely ignored. Really, sa far as I'm concerned, the more 500hp wagons there are, the better.

I've always had a soft spot for the RS2 myself. Probably because at the time it was going to be as close as Porsche would get to developing/making a 5 door, AWD wagon.



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