I thought cars over there were right hand drive?
lol no, only in the UK
... could be stuck in traffic? who cares ^^
I thought cars over there were right hand drive?
2. Even if it's not, why does the fact there's no brake lights illuminated have anything to do with it? Drivers of cars making up rows of traffic in Europe generally don't all have their foot on the brake pedal - most cars have manual transmissions and thus don't try and creep forward whilst in traffic. It is considered that those who do drive an automatic should knock the gearbox into neutral and apply the handbrake if they are to be stopped for any length of time - especially in the dark - as to prevent bright brake lights from blinding the driver behind. One should only illuminate their brake lights - whatever transmission - if they are at the rear of a queue of stationary traffic and can see a car approaching from behind at speed.
Either that - or they are really good at driving to be so close without hitting the brakes (ie no brake lights are on in the photo)
????????????? The purpose of putting those 2 next to each other is.......???????????
Yeah, it's not part of learning to drive per se (not until you get into Advanced Driving tests), but any decent driving instructor should at least mention it to his / her pupil.That's awfully friendly. In the bay area (USA) we do nothing of the sort.
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I went to 2 AT&T stores today and they know nothing about the white iphone 4. They did not even know it was releasing.
That's what they want you to think.
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no trust me they did not know ****!!!
Called every AT&T store in my area (Exton, PA) and not a single person had a clue about the white iPhone. One lady said "I think it's all just hype, we have no information on any incoming shipments". So unless they were just misinformed or hiding something, it doesn't look like they will have any in stock tomorrow. Called my local Apple store and the guy gave a really generic corporate response along the lines of "if you don't see it on the apple site I don't know anything about it". Sounded kind of fishy to me.
If the AT&T stores really don't get them in stock tomorrow, why did numerous international carriers get them in? Since apple sent them white units, why haven't they made a press release?
The white iphone has been very mysterious since the beginning.
If the employees want to keep their jobs and the store's good standing relationship with Apple, they won't willingly tell you about an unannounced product. Plain and simple. That's how they're trained to respond and they're not going to tell you a secret just because you asked nicely.
Is it me, or are the decimal points on the photo for "Capacity" and "Available" both commas?