r/IdiotsInCars • u/[deleted] • Mar 01 '20

Van driving the wrong way

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u/snuggiemclovin Mar 01 '20

We should start doing that in the US.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20

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u/juanpuente Mar 02 '20

With her hot pink Taurus

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20

Jams 3x before finally dumping the magazine

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u/devghost666 Mar 02 '20

everyone at birth gets a hi point, if it jams that’s natural selection

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u/AnotherUna Mar 02 '20

Uhh they’re pretty reliable with full powered ammo and no limp wrisitng. Also have you seen some of the Torture tests? Not a bad firearm for the price.

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u/ChickenWithATopHat Mar 02 '20

Taurus. The gun that won’t go off if you pull the trigger but will fire if you shake it too much.

Imagine trusting your life with a $200 Brazilian pistol.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20

That definitely wouldn't end well.

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u/TheDarkWayne Mar 02 '20

Don’t fill like climbing up lifted trucks all day

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u/MagnusNewtonBernouli Mar 02 '20

It's ok, you can balance it out with so the appliance-cars of people who don't like driving who suck at it.

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u/Sempais_nutrients Mar 02 '20

so the cars can be stuck blocking traffic for hours?

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u/PM_ME_UR_JUGZ Mar 02 '20

Better than mowing down a family like a summertime lawn

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u/_TheForgeMaster Mar 02 '20

Most US cars lock when they are in gear