On a US car, I gas with my right foot, shift with my right hand, and clutch with my left foot. My question is, are the pedals on your cars the same? Or do you gas with the left and clutch with the right foot?

Peddels are the same just on other side of car.

But some times I gas with no feet, but I have a silly smile.

Not such as dumb question.

We accelerate with our right foot, brake with right foot (or left foot if in an auto and are confortable in doing it) or in a manual we use the clutch with our left foot, brake and accelerate with right foot (or brake with the left foot if some of us desire)

The shifter is to the left so we shift with the left hand. On Australian/ Japanese cars the indicators are on the right of the steering column, but are on the left for Euro and American cars.

The water flushes down the toilet in an anti clockwise direction whereas in the Northern Hemishpere the water flushes clockwise.

We walk upside down as well

Thanks, always wanted to know that.

pedals are the same, gear lever is with your left hand.

windscreen wiper and indicator stalks are opposite.

I suppose Left hand drive makes sense for the USA, it allows your right handed passenger a better shooting position for drive by's

If you're a right hand changer, you should try masterbating left-handed backwards.

That's called the Toongabbie Backhander

The anti splash method!

The water flushes down the toilet in an anti clockwise direction whereas in the Northern Hemishpere the water flushes clockwise.

Nope not true

The direction that water spins in a flushing toilet is determined by the way the water comes into the toilet; it has nothing to do with where on the planet the toilet is.

And you know this how? :lol: You are obviously a Toiletoligest.

Can't wait until Ken finds this thread!