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  • #31
    The real value stays the same? Just different weights and measures or some such thing.
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    • #32
      Very good...
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      • #33
        Originally posted by KrazyHorse View Post
        I've noticed that Canadians invariably drive faster than 110 on their highways, while Americans are much more conservative drivers, usually going about 70.

        I am starting this thread because I think it's important to gather people's input. All opinions are equally valid here.
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        • #34
          Originally posted by KrazyHorse View Post
          I've noticed that Canadians invariably drive faster than 110 on their highways, while Americans are much more conservative drivers, usually going about 70.

          I am starting this thread because I think it's important to gather people's input. All opinions are equally valid here.
          Canadian drivers are rubbish (compared to British drivers at least), but at least they're driving at a respectable speed with 130km/hr being a norm for many of them. The American speed limits are simply embarrassing.

          Hoping that in Britain our motorway speed limits are brought up to 80 mph, which is much nearer the unofficial motorway limit for anyone with a pulse.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by kittenOFchaos View Post
            Canadian drivers are rubbish (compared to British drivers at least),
            *cough*

            At least we drive on the right side of the road (usually).
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            • #36
              Yeah, you drive on the right side of the road. Not the correct side, however
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