noo!

[Archangel Kid]

"i hit a jewish pole" the first thing i said..

Call me crazy but I don't think poles have religions you anti-semetic bastage.

[Vex]

how do they let 14 year olds drive. i have tons of 16 year olds where i live that cant drive at all. always cutting ppl off and getting in crashes outside of our local highschool and that kind of stuff.

Because no one lives in freaking South Dakota, so there's no one to run over! A pole is the only thing that he could hit!

[oneworld]

there is 5,000 people where i live.. no one to run over... its small.. thats prya why the driving age is at such a young age here...

[mcveighr]

If those 5,000 people are as clever as you are, you might have a problem.

[BigBadBeDDy]

Or is it because 14 year olds can't shave, let alone drive..

hey watch what you say. im 14 and shave so you must not know what you are talking about

If those 5,000 people are as clever as you are, you might have a problem.

i bet the population was alot higher until ppl like this guy came along

[-Tab]

suprisingly enough, oneworld's a good driver.

it's not like 14 year old kids go downtown, tell the clerk they want a license and walk out with one.

the ladies that we have to drive with are very strict and not usually in very good moods....ever.

it honestly takes some serious driving skill to impress the instructors.




so, before any of this "14 year old kids shouldn't drive. it's too dangerous" type stuff, realize there was a test involved and the instructor obviously thought he was ready.

we all make mistakes, do we not??
i can almost bet that hardly anyone on here has a spotless driving record.

[SAW]

so, before any of this "14 year old kids shouldn't drive. it's too dangerous" type stuff, realize there was a test involved and the instructor obviously thought he was ready.

Green means "Go", right?

[BD_Paintball]

i have a spotless driving record. from when i was 16 until im 20 now. never been pulled over. but why do you think they dont let young people and old people drive. there reactions and judgements are slower then most middle aged people, i still would not want to have 14 year olds driving around where i live.

[dj89]

suprisingly enough, oneworld's a good driver.

it's not like 14 year old kids go downtown, tell the clerk they want a license and walk out with one.

the ladies that we have to drive with are very strict and not usually in very good moods....ever.

it honestly takes some serious driving skill to impress the instructors.




so, before any of this "14 year old kids shouldn't drive. it's too dangerous" type stuff, realize there was a test involved and the instructor obviously thought he was ready.

we all make mistakes, do we not??
i can almost bet that hardly anyone on here has a spotless driving record.

I do.

[CasingBill]

this sounds like deja vu........

[mcveighr]

Got license at 16, and I'm spotless, of course I'm only 18.

Actually I have a speeding ticket but I dont think that counts.

[-Tab]

i have a spotless driving record. from when i was 16 until im 20 now. never been pulled over. but why do you think they dont let young people and old people drive. there reactions and judgements are slower then most middle aged people, i still would not want to have 14 year olds driving around where i live.

maybe i should word this differently.

he's 14 - been driving for a while. that's been his only mistake; a very big one, but his only nonetheless.

he'll obviously learn not to be an idiot anymore, and i really don't think he deserves this much crap.

it's like you guys are flaming him for our state's laws.

[-Tab]

Actually I have a speeding ticket but I dont think that counts.

how does that not count??

[SAW]

i really don't think he deserves this much crap.

it's like you guys are flaming him for our state's laws.

He posted his story. We're allowed to express our opinions. If you aren't ready for the public's viewpoint: Don't post.

All this occurred after the previous discussion in another thread.

Were the earlier points / opinions (illustrated in the other thread) not clear enough?

[temps]

suprisingly enough, oneworld's a good driver.

it's not like 14 year old kids go downtown, tell the clerk they want a license and walk out with one.

the ladies that we have to drive with are very strict and not usually in very good moods....ever.

it honestly takes some serious driving skill to impress the instructors.




so, before any of this "14 year old kids shouldn't drive. it's too dangerous" type stuff, realize there was a test involved and the instructor obviously thought he was ready.

we all make mistakes, do we not??
i can almost bet that hardly anyone on here has a spotless driving record.

Never hit anything...