.. almost in every thread now: "if you cannot take it, leave it..". It's wrong statement. World is moving on and developing ONLY for one reason: somebody doesn't want to take it as it is, and wants to change it for better one! These people are LEADERS, strong persons, progress movers.. Others, who "either takes it leaves it" are losers!
...Also, aren't we among these "ex camel riders" as well? Are we all good drivers? Do we all obey and follow rules and don't do stupid things on the roads?
I prefer "ex camel driver" to breaks the rule rather than some indian or sri-lanka driver. At least "ex camel rider" can manage the vehicle much better than "ex elephant riders" and the chance of the accident is much lower. When "ex elephant riders" breaks the rule, there isno any chance...
.. almost in every thread now: "if you cannot take it, leave it..". It's wrong statement. World is moving on and developing ONLY for one reason: somebody doesn't want to take it as it is, and wants to change it for better one! These people are LEADERS, strong persons, progress movers.. Others, who "either takes it leaves it" are losers!
...Also, aren't we among these "ex camel riders" as well? Are we all good drivers? Do we all obey and follow rules and don't do stupid things on the roads?
I prefer "ex camel driver" to breaks the rule rather than some indian or sri-lanka driver. At least "ex camel rider" can manage the vehicle much better than "ex elephant riders" and the chance of the accident is much lower. When "ex elephant riders" breaks the rule, there isno any chance...