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LOLNY yaar!!
Lahori traffic is truely a wonder.
I also insist that if you can drive in Lahore, you can drive NEWhere man!!
I learnt to drive at 14 in Lahore. It was however the relatively easy area of Defense where I learnt it.I still remember...was it Walton Road...?? on my first proper drive, I overtook a Tonga from the left!!! oops!! and squeezed between the Tonga and a Suzuki van.
My uncle's driver who was teaching me said :
"Tu sahi rahengaa putarr !! "
Lemme tell you a story.
At UET :University of Engineering & Technology, there was this visiting professor from France. On his first day in Lahore, he comes into the staff room...out of breath and sweating like crazy. On being asked what happened, the poor guy replied :
"Gosh man! everyone on the road is trying to kill me!"
[This message has been edited by Umar Talib (edited March 15, 1999).]For reason, ruling alone, is a force confining - and passion, unattended, is a flame that burns to its own destruction - Khalil Gibran
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NYAhmedi,
yaar kia baat hai teri......tasveer bann ke rakh ditti oo ke....
Reading your post, I was thinking how alike the Ludhiana and Amritsar (the two cities I lived at) traffic is to Lahori traffic. It is always fun to drive in those places.
My ULTIMATE TRAFFIC RULES say:
1. Driving is like a war that you have to fight everyday unless you are a piece of furniture.
2. Everyone bigger than you (your car, truck etc.) is here to kill you,everyone smaller than you is here to be killed by you.
3. Save yourself...which in Lahori traffic will mean....kill the others.
CM - "sari saRak malli janda ain, tere pio di aye"
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Waisey sahi gall hai yaar NYAhmadi. I wasn't so much planning a trip
to Lahore...lekin hunn sochnaa waa ke tinn saal bohut hondey ney. Hunn
ik phairaa laa hi lawaaN, lekin yar yaa tey mey ik gaddi ley laa, yaa
phairaa laawaaN...very kan-fused!For reason, ruling alone, is a force confining - and passion, unattended, is a flame that burns to its own destruction - Khalil Gibran
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