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  1. 07-11-2008 #1
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    Next time you have bad thoughts about UK road signs for any reason have a look at this one which is fairly typical for the destination signs. It takes Brits about half an hour to read these sort of road signs...

    The curly d is a "th" souns so the approximate pronunciations are:

    Faskruthsfyorthur to the left
    Sturthvarffyorthur to the right

    By the time your navigator has pronounced it you have passed the bloody junction!
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    Heres a different problem in Crete. The locals like to use the signs for target practise!
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    The Cretan mountain roads are great fun to drive on. Yes that is the main road in and out of the valley zig zagging up the far side!
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    Very good
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    haha i love the second one, its like the wild west.
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