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Old 02-27-17, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by alan s
Bent arm is for cars. Try signaling a right turn in a car with your right arm (in the US, at least). Unless you're in a really small car, you might touch the other seat if you're lucky. How is anyone going to see that?
I let my orangutan do that for me in the car.
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Originally Posted by Andy_K
I let my orangutan do that for me in the car.
Dude, you're not getting any for the next several weeks if she sees that comment.
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Originally Posted by alan s
Bent arm is for cars. Try signaling a right turn in a car with your right arm (in the US, at least). Unless you're in a really small car, you might touch the other seat if you're lucky. How is anyone going to see that?
FWIW, which isn't much in a practical sense, most states still list left hand up as the proper signal for a right turn on a bicycle or motorcycle.
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