pratende stoplicht

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(07/03/2014)[-]

Orange is the colour that warns you to slow down for the incoming red light.

Or else you might end up in this situation

#17 to #10 - ayumu

+16

(07/04/2014)[-]

orange? ***** its yellow

#30 to #17 - nurples

(07/04/2014)[-]

actually it's amber

#31 to #30 - epicactual

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(07/04/2014)[-]

Actually its Coral Blue #5

I wish I was sorry

#39 to #17 - fezzo

(07/04/2014)[-]

I can't believe it's not orange

#19 - Johneyson

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(07/04/2014)[-]

#24 - leonhardt#84 on commentsRank#84

+19

(07/04/2014)[-]

#25 to #24 - zomaru

-1

(07/04/2014)[-]

******* Tumbler, This has be around a ******* longer than the one who copied the joke there.

#26 to #25 - leonhardt#84 on commentsRank#84

(07/04/2014)[-]

Alright calm down.

#27 to #26 - zomaru

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(07/04/2014)[-]

**** tumbler

#28 to #27 - leonhardt#84 on commentsRank#84

(07/04/2014)[-]

It's okay.

#29 to #28 - zomaru

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(07/04/2014)[-]

#38 to #29 - rihardololz

(07/04/2014)[-]

#32 - lotengo#106 on commentsRank#106

(07/04/2014)[-]

Nobody on a bike respects a red light

#40 to #32 - grandmabetty

(07/04/2014)[-]

Ugh I ******* hate commuting cyclists purely for this reason. They should be made to have training and a licence like everyone else.

It's your turn to go, and then a cyclist just sails through his red light and meanders around in the junction as cars are coming at him both ways.

#20 - heartlessrobot#128 on commentsRank#128

(07/04/2014)[-]

When I was little, I thought yellow light meant "Moms slow down, Dads speed up".

#2 - thechosentroll#33 on commentsRank#33

(07/03/2014)[-]

I do. That's the "Gentlemen, rev up those engines!" light.

#14 to #2 - darksideofthebeast

(07/04/2014)[-]

I always feel hesitant, I never know what I should do when a yellow light comes up.

So I always step on the gas then release it then stop on it again, I usually ALWAYS go through them.

But I still hesitate.

#3 to #2 - kevinator

(07/03/2014)[-]

lol what? Green Yellow Red, how the **** is that a rev your engine light? Its a ''stomp the pedal'' one for all I'm concerned

#4 to #3 - thechosentroll#33 on commentsRank#33

(07/03/2014)[-]

No, in my country it's

green - yeah, it's cool. Keep going
yellow - SLOW DOWN, ************!
red - stop, ************
yellow and red - get ready, ************
green - GO, ************

#5 to #4 - kevinator

(07/03/2014)[-]

oh, where do you live ? First time I hear of the yellow light being used twice.

#6 to #5 - thechosentroll#33 on commentsRank#33

(07/03/2014)[-]

East Urop.

#7 to #6 - kevinator

(07/03/2014)[-]

ah, Canadian here

#8 to #7 - kolmar

(07/03/2014)[-]

Wait do your lights only go GREEN, YELLOW, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, RED. and not Green, Yellow, Red, Red and Yellow, Green and repeat ?

#9 to #8 - kevinator

(07/03/2014)[-]

Yeah, Green, Yellow Red

#15 to #4 - darksideofthebeast

(07/04/2014)[-]

That's a good system, here in 'merica we only have Green, yellow and red.
Red = Stop, ************
yellow = do what you want, just don't get caught doing something "wrong"
Green = Go, but someone is still gonna make a right turn into your lane so get ready to slow down.

#22 - helenwheels

(07/04/2014)[-]

I actually find the yellow light quite useful in determining whether to crank the gas or the break.

#18 - solomon

(07/04/2014)[-]

i use the yellow light as "can i stop safely without getting whiplash...." if no, go through, if yes, stop. plus, with going through, there will still be a delay between green and going for other people

#12 - thijsofbodom

(07/03/2014)[-]

'leve de koning' and then just drive past the orange light (it's orange here)

#16 - bluwizard

(07/04/2014)[-]

**bluwizard rolled image** what i listen to