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burn some rubber, ian!!!  | |
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teller said: :LOL:
er...good luck!  Oh shush you! | |
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DigitalLisa said: ian said: Well I've finally gotten around to learning how to drive, and I'm gonna buy a car. Don't laugh, you Americans - Europe is small, we don't need cars to get around as much as you do. Also car insurance for twenty-something males is just silly back in Ireland - thousands of euro per year.
Tomorrow I have the first part of my driving test - the theory part  - So wish me luck! I said wish IT! 
Ian Good Luck ian 
Don't feel bad, cuz I'm 23 and I ain't got my license either. I think everybody will agree with me if I say it's safe 4 me 2 stay off the road  Same here. I'm gonna by the smallest, cutest, girliest car possible, something I can't do any damage in. Something tells me I'd be prone to road-rage...
I'd like a Smart but 2-seaters just aren't practical... they are so cute though! | |
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ian said: Well I've finally gotten around to learning how to drive, and I'm gonna buy a car. Don't laugh, you Americans - Europe is small, we don't need cars to get around as much as you do. Also car insurance for twenty-something males is just silly back in Ireland - thousands of euro per year.
Tomorrow I have the first part of my driving test - the theory part - So wish me luck! I said wish IT!
Ian good for you ian. i know you'll enjoy having a car because i followed the same path and delayed buying a car long past the 'norm' here in the USA. so, i appreciate it more. although, i confess to a certain amount of shame at becoming part of the problem since i don't see that the planet will survive once every single human being owns and drives a car. but personally i love it. good luck! | |
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I admit that I don't really "need" a car.
However it will do three things for me: 1. Allow me to do some sight-seeing (been in Scotland for nearly 2 years already, and I haven't seen anything yet!) at the weekends 2. Allow me to drive myself when I travel on business 3. Give me much more flexibility with regard to the jobs I can choose from. In the past, I've turned down some really great jobs because of shitty locations. Being able to drive helps matters considerably! I must say, I'm quite disappointed with cars. Like, it's 2003, I figured the user interface would have evolved a bit by now. They are still as awkward to control and use as ever... and they don't even hover  I'm very disillusioned with the future. | |
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Good luck and remeber to keep the road rage at a minimum.  | |
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ian said: I admit that I don't really "need" a car.
However it will do three things for me: 1. Allow me to do some sight-seeing (been in Scotland for nearly 2 years already, and I haven't seen anything yet!) at the weekends 2. Allow me to drive myself when I travel on business 3. Give me much more flexibility with regard to the jobs I can choose from. In the past, I've turned down some really great jobs because of shitty locations. Being able to drive helps matters considerably! I must say, I'm quite disappointed with cars. Like, it's 2003, I figured the user interface would have evolved a bit by now. They are still as awkward to control and use as ever... and they don't even hover I'm very disillusioned with the future.i agree! i always said i'd hold off until hovercrafts were available but then i caved and bought a ground-crawler. oh well. maybe in 2004  | |
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Now you can drive home to Poom Poom when you've had a good day at work
Good luck! | |
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Bladerunner lied to us!
I remember watching "Tomorrow's World" on BBC like 15 years ago and they said in the future we'd all have hover cars. And we'd buy music on little crystal cubes. Well here we are in the future, in 2003, and it sucks! I wanna refund! | |
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CarrieLee said: Now you can drive home to Poom Poom when you've had a good day at work
Good luck! Good idea Or maybe "Picture me Rollin" by 2Pac  | |
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GOOD LUCK BABY...KNOCK EM DEAD
go ian ...go ian 
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you don't know me yet... but great luck!!! just make sure you get a good runner with a great stereo. (that helps with the road rage) "a poor fool indeed is a man who adopts a manner of thinking for others" | |
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Good luck Ian , you'll breeze it Im sure
Let us know how you got on Much love  Pochacco | |
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Good Luck
...for your 1st car i wouldnt recommend a Smart Car 
nice and small [This message was edited Mon Aug 11 16:47:57 PDT 2003 by Ardeo] | |
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I'd suggest that you "streamline" the process by just sleeping with the relevant people and skipping that whole testing mess.
Either way, good luck!  | |
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tackam said: I'd suggest that you "streamline" the process by just sleeping with the relevant people and skipping that whole testing mess.
Either way, good luck! doesnt work  | |
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Let's pray he doesn't take anyone with him on his death drive.  | |
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