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Re: Perfect Amiga Accessory???
« on: February 28, 2007, 04:30:02 PM »
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ddniUK wrote:
Aussies like us Brits, are fantastic drivers.... Afterall, we are amongst the few nations that still drive on the PROPER side of the road.   :-)  :-)  :-D



How do you drive on the "proper" side of the road, when the first "automatic wagon" was created here?  ;-)
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Re: Perfect Amiga Accessory???
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2007, 03:13:04 AM »
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Rubbish. The first gasoline-powered automobile was created by Karl Benz in Germany in 1885. An American is not credited for creating an automobile until George Selden in 1886.

[EDIT]Corrected the date which made me look somewhat foolish :lol:[/EDIT]

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Yup,  but the first "automobile" created for the "mass-market", was the Model T. It should also be pointed out that Americans had the first "public roadways" for automobiles. ;P I think we refer to those as "Freeways" and "highways" now.  :-P
\'Using no way as way. Having no limitation as limitation.\' - Bruce Lee

\'No, sorry. I don\'t get my tits out. They\'re not actually real, you know? Just two halves of a grapefruit...\' - Miki Berenyi

\'Evil will always triumph because good is dumb.\' - Dark Helmet :roflmao:

\'And for future reference, it might be polite to ask someone if you can  quote them in your signature, rather than just citing them to make a  sales pitch.\' - Karlos. :rtf