Do you know that so many people use public transport?
Yes. In europe its maybe working but not here in israel. At least not where i live.
Do you know that so many people use public transport?
Belgium isn't any betterYes. In europe its maybe working but not here in israel. At least not where i live.
I completely agree with the above quote @ilanBut everything that happens in life is for your good so i will be ok
@ilan so we both live and learn the hard way
I do have a question about the car that crashed into your car though?
I noticed that the car that hit yours has their 'wing mirror' pushed forward and I also noticed that the car that hit yours has a flat/deflated tyre. Do you know if the tyre was the cause of the accident or if there was another vehicle involved thus her wing mirror was damaged?
I do not like this thread; I do not drive a car maybe since 2005!
And then it does not seem like a computer topic.
Some years ago i was in Rome. I was very confused by the local traffic rules. During my one week stay i figured out that they have probably the same rules as we do - with one addition:
When you use your horn the rules don't count for you!
And if you are Dutch, you must wear wooden clogs and go around choosing women in the showcases; if you are Mexican you must wear sombrero... and so on.after that i saw how people just ignore stop sign and i understood that in italy you need to be italian.
Yes it is (and it's right, because all of us could start many discussions about anything. Also, I was scolded for this reason (well, one of the many reproaches I received)i thought i can post about any topic in the Chit Chat Section. if it is limited only to computer topics then @Erel can delete this thread.
I knew that there was another car involved, thanks for the photos.
Well first and foremost I'm pleased that there was no serious injuries and that the woman stayed there and waited for you. She's lucky that you were going to work this morning otherwise she could have been waiting for you to turn up all day
Sorry to hear that Ilan, looks awful.
I have something similar a few years ago. Left my car parked outside my flat in the street, then came home the day before christmas eve to find the windscreen smashed by someone who didn't bother hanging around to apologize or give me any insurance details.