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Don't Try This At Home! Saudi Man Caught Texting From Hood Of Car At 60MPH—Watch The INSANE Video!

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June 5 2013, Published 8:40 a.m. ET

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Thank heaven Saudi Arabia doesn't let women drive—because that would just be plain dangerous!

Unlike the man texting from the hood of a speeding car as it tears down the freeway from Riyadh to Mecca… don't believe us?

You can watch the insane video right here on OKMagazine.com!

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One decidedly reckless man, and his bat sh*t crazy fellow driver decided to challenge the don't text and drive rule recently, and the results were all caught on camera by a fellow motorist.

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The barefoot man is seen sitting cross legged on the hood of the car, clad in a traditional thwab and keffiyah, but texting in a definitely not traditional manner on his Blackberry!

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The man appears perfectly at ease throughout, reclining back against the car's windscreen at one point, soaking up the Saudi sunshine as he continues texting.

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As if that isn't reckless enough, he then decides to wave his legs in the air in some kind of bicycle exercise move before semi-climbing onto the roof of the car.

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The video was posted onto YouTube, and we are hoping it was some kind of publicity stunt, or it was at least a professional stunt man performing the act.

Either way, please DO NOT try this at home—for all our sakes!

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Do you think the video is genuine, or a publicity stunt? Sound off in comments below and tweet us @OKMagazine

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