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Post by Sektor on Oct 14, 2003 16:46:57 GMT -5
That's a pretty far drive from MA but oh well, road trip
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Mr_Beardsly
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Post by Mr_Beardsly on Oct 14, 2003 17:28:02 GMT -5
Its totally worth it. If I were you I'd also bring like... 80 slim Jims. Now ere talkin'. If your parents let you you should instal a rotating gatling gun turret in the back of the pickup your going to buy for that very purpose. Thagt way the cops will be afraid to pull you over for speeding, which you'll be doing. Also, take out the muffler.
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Post by scurvy sea dog on Oct 15, 2003 0:16:50 GMT -5
Since you're on your way to Colorado, might as well come to California too! lol Then you can visit SBC Park Formerly known as Pac Bell Park...
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Post by fallenangel55 on Oct 15, 2003 0:29:32 GMT -5
its a bit late but who cares "congrats"....lol... i have to wait till 3yrs to get mines....but i know the standard rules of driving a car...lol....i bet i could ace the test rite now.....lol....
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Post by Ghosty on Oct 15, 2003 0:39:14 GMT -5
One of my parents like aced the written thing which was JUST barely enough to pass the whole test because they almost died in the actual driving part of it.
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Post by fallenangel55 on Oct 15, 2003 6:53:45 GMT -5
yeah, most ppl i know do good in the written part but there are ppl who r horrible....but im not dissing them or anything....... in the driving part most ppl tend to fail which i think is really a pain. i would hate if i came home with a failure...
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Post by Sektor on Oct 15, 2003 11:25:33 GMT -5
I almost failed my final driver's ed written test. The maximum you can get wrong is 6 and I got 6. I aced the Driving portion, though. No mistakes there
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Post by Ghosty on Oct 15, 2003 12:57:49 GMT -5
I'd prefer being able to drive, then being able to write how to drive myself ;D...
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Post by fallenangel55 on Oct 15, 2003 18:43:59 GMT -5
actually ppl here say that the written part is the easiest while the driving part is the hardest....umm...my dad said it was pretty straight foward.....sooo
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Machine Soul
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Post by Machine Soul on Oct 15, 2003 18:49:57 GMT -5
Normally I would have to wait 3 yrs. But thanks to one of my friends they recommended that I wait 2 yrs. over driving age man I hate go-karts
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Post by Sektor on Oct 15, 2003 19:14:31 GMT -5
actually ppl here say that the written part is the easiest while the driving part is the hardest....umm...my dad said it was pretty straight foward.....sooo It depends how much attention you pay during classes. Usually the people who do really good on the indoor exam are those who have previous knowledge of cars due to an automobile course in school or they're car fanatics
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Post by fallenangel55 on Oct 15, 2003 20:17:14 GMT -5
yeah i guess....my dad is pretty good with the cars....he knows where stuff is located...lol..in a car......do u have a car now sektor?...or ur using ur parents?
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Post by Sektor on Oct 15, 2003 21:19:37 GMT -5
Right now I'm using my parents car. I currently have my eye out for a good condition chevy cavalier
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Post by fallenangel55 on Oct 15, 2003 21:34:37 GMT -5
thats good...not bad for a beginner thou driving a chevy cavalier...my friends mom has one and its good..lol
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Post by Sektor on Oct 16, 2003 16:55:12 GMT -5
Lol. I took all my driver's ed courses in a cavalier so I'm use to their handling. It's a good cheap car too, a brand new one is around the area of $10,000. That's even cheaper than a new civic!
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