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I wish I knew how to drive!
how did you all learn how to drive?
 
Ryuuzaki-san said:
LOL! That sounds very fun. I've only driven in like, a McDonalds Drive-Thru.
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Safari park ftw :D
Oh the blissful days of my childhood where I would "drive" through the Safari park, sat on my Dads lap with my little legs that, funnily enough, did not reach the pedals :P
 
Phrase said:
I'm going to be glad to be able to drive around where ever I want ;< Yay.
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I'm sure everyone is.

I like Driving, except when you learn that your Mercedes stopped in the middle of the road and now it will have to be repaired. >.<
 
Kurogane said:
I'm sure everyone is.

I like Driving, except when you learn that your Mercedes stopped in the middle of the road and now it will have to be repaired. >.<
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I cant drive, im just 14 years old. ^_^
 
What the experience of driving would be like.. Would it be fun as ditching classes because of rude/yelling teachers?​
 
Bled said:
What the experience of driving would be like.. Would it be fun as ditching classes because of rude/yelling teachers?​
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Noe of the above.Im kinda afraid of driving...Atleast when I go to clases im afaid to when the day comes. >_<
 
Good driving just comes from a lot of practice. I'm doing that right now, I didn't start off good at all D8 but now I'm actually getting pretty good at driving.

I get my license in a few months <3
 
Don't hit people? x_x I don't know, it's not something you can really learn fully until you're actually out there driving. Because then you get the feel for everything and you're experiencing it ;]

Hmm..other tips? Wear a seatbelt 8D Lawl I suck at advice D8

edit: Wait, you could always start learning all the different signs, that might help a bit <3
 
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Sorry I don't know any driving advice since I suck at that.v_v
Well anyway. Has anyone read the book 'The Scarlet Letter'
by Nathaniel Hawthorne it is really a great book.

-ChronicNightmare-
 
Don't feel that bad, I can't drive at all. :P However, I would suggest studying road signs, I think it'd be nice to know what to do when you see an uncommon sign. Don't you think?

I didn't like The Scarlet Letter, to be honest. I found it dull. And that rarely happens with me and books. I'm not sure why either... maybe it was too hard for me to understand.
 
I read 'The Historian', which was an amazing book, but very difficult to get through. High reading level and some dry parts. :B Looong book to boot.
 
Sammi said:
Don't feel that bad, I can't drive at all. :P However, I would suggest studying road signs, I think it'd be nice to know what to do when you see an uncommon sign. Don't you think?
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There aren't too many random road signs out there surely.. perhaps in more rural areas with extra signs. But in the city you're pretty easily restricted to some.

I would think the rules behind which way to let someone pass, i.e. giving way, would be good. Yes/no? I'll find out when I go for the test and have to actually try to learn it.
 
Phrase said:
I read 'The Historian', which was an amazing book, but very difficult to get through. High reading level and some dry parts. :B Looong book to boot.
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I found that easier than The Scarlet Letter, and a lot more exciting, that's for sure. I should re-read it someday when I don't have to read 100 pages of it a day for a week. ;p

Interestingly enough, I wrote a paper on that book versus Dracula. It was the best paper I wrote in that class.

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I would think the rules behind which way to let someone pass, i.e. giving way, would be good. Yes/no? I'll find out when I go for the test and have to actually try to learn it.
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That... probably would be better. x_x; That, and four-way stop rules. :P
 
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