You hear about shocking things happening to overseas travellers all the time, man. Tourists get drugged and wake up in a grim flophouse with a kidney missing. People are grabbed off the streets and sent to work camps with no hope of escape.
And now this. A taxi driver in Singapore has karaoke in his cab! You can watch this video if you want, but I’m too busy shredding my passport. Watch if you dare:
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I just hope the taxi driver doesn’t start with the Bjork. lol
- Posted by Scotthttp://www.metalfoot.com/bg
Beats having to listen to a London cabbie speaking a whole load of b***ocks about England’s chances in the World Cup - I’d rather be singing!
- Posted by Nic Fulton[…] Lost marbles Singapore cab driver converts his vehicle into a mobile karaoke unit. I wonder if his repertoire includes Sammy Hagar’s “I Can’t Drive 55.” […]
- Posted by Short hops — June 2, 2006 — “Lost” edition » Upgrade: Travel Better