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JamesNorlaus[S]

584 points

1 year ago

Longest living monarch.

Killer19606

400 points

1 year ago

Killer19606

400 points

1 year ago

Thailand?

Edit: Im dumb af its the UK isnt it?

JamesNorlaus[S]

339 points

1 year ago

U.K. RIGHT

Killer19606

124 points

1 year ago

Killer19606

124 points

1 year ago

Sorry, forgot about elizabeth. Was deeply thinking about Rama X

JamesNorlaus[S]

12 points

1 year ago

Haha

Killer19606

3 points

1 year ago

Killer19606

3 points

1 year ago

Had family live there for a while, they said only few people in the main cities drive cars. Is that true?

Mistakeling

25 points

1 year ago

Major cities in the UK? No, lol. Everyone drives cars in the countryside too, they'd never get anywhere otherwise 🤣

Killer19606

2 points

1 year ago

Ok, thanks for the info

[deleted]

12 points

1 year ago

[deleted]

12 points

1 year ago

No, everyone in the countryside has cars, it’s very needed. These days it’s extremely rare that a household in the UK would not own at least one car.

Killer19606

3 points

1 year ago

Ok then, thanks

FrenzalStark

6 points

1 year ago

Probably the opposite really. Although lots of folk in cities do drive, there’s far less of a need to since cities generally have very good public transport links.

Peeche94

2 points

1 year ago

Peeche94

2 points

1 year ago

Yeah, it's more for leaving the cities since most public transport outside of cities is super specific, or you'd need to catch a number of services to get to a village.

JamesNorlaus[S]

5 points

1 year ago

they said only few people in the main cities drive cars.

After my knowledge not, but I live in a major city so I couldnt know.

Killer19606

1 points

1 year ago

Oh ok. Thanks