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Old 07-06-2013, 08:50 PM
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This is why Russians use dash cams, (dashboard cameras) - amazing!


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Wow! I agree, Sam.
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Yowzers! Talk about some close calls and some lucky people.
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Yowzers! Talk about some close calls and some lucky people.
I agree. Couldnt believe some of those people got up and walked away.
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I would want nothing less that a half track on them Russian roads. Talk about people driving without a clue of thier surroundings. Whats more amazing is how many people walk away from it without seatbelts. Kind of turned my stomach when the little dog got run over.
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Like they say, when its your time to go...These were the lucky ones.
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And I though that Quebec was bad...
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I would want nothing less that a half track on them Russian roads. Talk about people driving without a clue of thier surroundings. Whats more amazing is how many people walk away from it without seatbelts. Kind of turned my stomach when the little dog got run over.
I was happy to see that the little dog was running to the left of the screen after it appeared to get smooshed!
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Gee, just makes you think, what we would be like if we as a majority didn't follow some rules of the road! I know first hand how the biker felt.
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