Italy: Man gets stuck driving car down Rome's Spanish Steps
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Dude watched too much action movies.
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Dude watched too much action movies.
Or used Apple maps to navigate.
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81 year old.
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Dude watched too much action movies.
Specifically Mission: Impossible.
I'm sure there's at least a couple others that do the same thing.
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Ohhh, stuck as in stuck on the steps. I first read it like it was a "well this is my life now" headline.
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if those steps are so spanish the why are they in rome?
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if those steps are so spanish the why are they in rome?
Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti
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Ohhh, stuck as in stuck on the steps. I first read it like it was a "well this is my life now" headline.
You are not alone.
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His mistake was not driving a Mini Cooper.
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Specifically Mission: Impossible.
I'm sure there's at least a couple others that do the same thing.
The Italian Job (1969)
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The Italian Job (1969)
Should have been driving a Mini.
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if those steps are so spanish the why are they in rome?
Scacco matto
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Or used Apple maps to navigate.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]When I was in Australia, this happened...
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81 year old.
Yeah, and he said he was heading to work.
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Yeah, and he said he was heading to work.
Retiring would be a step down for that guy.
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one hopes that he's learnt his lesson and takes appropriate steps hereon.
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I’d judge him but I once was forced to rent a car in France because of a strike and drove through what was definitely a total pedestrian/restaurant area because it was on a map as a road. It can happen if you’re an idiot with no sense of direction.
Also, Google Maps once tried to give me a shortcut through the Manhattan Project site in New Mexico. The security guard asked for ID and I gave him my driver’s license and he said, “Here’s what you’re gonna do. Go to that turnaround right there and never come back.”
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81 year old.
No kidding, when I went to renew my license there was an old guy there, accompanied by his son apparently, who couldn't even understand when they told him to sit.
He got his license renewed no problem.
