You know you're a petrolhead when....
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.....you walk around an airport trying to drift your suitcase around corners (and make the noises).

FYI - Smaller suitcases work better, and you can't slow coming out of the corner, you need to quicken your pace after the apex to keep the powerslide nice and even through the whole bend. Longer suitcase handles give better control and a more elaborate drifts. Skinny wheels tend to get better results than larger ones, and make sure you don't buy a case with those caster type wheels, they don't drift well at all and go all over the place.
Watch out for customs officers.


FYI - Smaller suitcases work better, and you can't slow coming out of the corner, you need to quicken your pace after the apex to keep the powerslide nice and even through the whole bend. Longer suitcase handles give better control and a more elaborate drifts. Skinny wheels tend to get better results than larger ones, and make sure you don't buy a case with those caster type wheels, they don't drift well at all and go all over the place.
Watch out for customs officers.


When walking on the pavement, you try and keep to the left, and frown at anyone who doesn't do the same.
And you look over your shoulder before pulling out to "overtake" someone, to avoid the person behind you having to suddenly brake and spill their Starbucks.
And when the pavement narrows you try to merge in turn so that everyone proceeds in an orderly fashion.

And you look over your shoulder before pulling out to "overtake" someone, to avoid the person behind you having to suddenly brake and spill their Starbucks.
And when the pavement narrows you try to merge in turn so that everyone proceeds in an orderly fashion.

You can tell what kind of car it is by the shape of its tail lights in the dark.
Roll the window down to hear any engine that isn't four cylinders or diesel.
Like the smell of a 2 stoke scooter.
Always thinking of your next modification.
Justifying having a loud exhaust.
Cringing when you see the gritter salting the roads in march when you thought it would be ok to put your pride and joy back on the road? And now you have to wash it multiple times a week?
Roll the window down to hear any engine that isn't four cylinders or diesel.
Like the smell of a 2 stoke scooter.
Always thinking of your next modification.
Justifying having a loud exhaust.
Cringing when you see the gritter salting the roads in march when you thought it would be ok to put your pride and joy back on the road? And now you have to wash it multiple times a week?
slopes said:
You hear something interesting coming and you move anything and everything to get a view of whatever it is.
This also works for planes, helicopters and motorbikes
I do the same. If I hear an interesting aeroplane heading my way I'll dash to the window to see what it is, craning my neck to get a good view.This also works for planes, helicopters and motorbikes
The same with cars as well. The worst I had it was on my visit to Tennessee - I'd be walking the streets and hear an amazing sounding V8 coming along, I'd turn to see it and I was always presented with a bloody pickup truck. Never something nice like a muscle car. Shame.
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