it's a commonly known survival instinct, the one that makes a small and harmless creature more intimidating to help it's survival.
apparently rickshaw drivers have picked up on that survival instinct too. on one eventful day, i actually witnessed:
a rickshaw with a silencer job, that made it sound like a super-bike revving.
a rickshaw with the *BMW* logo on it. i kid you not. fancy that. a bmw rickshaw.
ps: originally composed/typed in december 2007.
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