How the hell do you manage this?!?!?!
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*snipping clichés*
Yeah, and men never do crazy stuff on the road. Have you seen Court TV's "Most Shocking Video" chases and other crimes?
Mostly men.
:-P
Natalie
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16 years ago
Re: How many women in this group? ;)
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16 years ago
I know, It's just funnier when a woman does it (esp parallel parking...)
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16 years ago
I'm a good driver, except I can't parallel park worth sh*t. No matter how many guidelines/reference points are given to me to succeed at that perticular skill, I'm crappy at it. Thank goodness, it's rarely needed around here.
However, the one time I did manage to parallel park absolutely perfectly was... during my road test. If there's a time to do it well, that's it. ;-)
Cathy
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16 years ago
Phoenix is even better, with about twice the number of parking spaces per car than even Los Angeles has. Also the parallel parking part of the Arizona driver's test is done with a space about 6-8' longer than a 1970s Cadillac, or long enough that I was able to go head-in with my little car. The inspector said I had to redo it the normal way.
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16 years ago
Oops - or particular.
skill, I'm crappy at it. Thank goodness, it's rarely needed
LOL - as if he was going to let you 'cheat'! Nice try... no dice.
Cathy
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16 years ago
"larry moe 'n curly"...
Phoenix is unusually generous with everything related to driving. No wonder the insurance rates are so freaking high. My son admitted he shouldn't have been allowed to get his driver's license so easily. They also let you keep the same license till you're *65!* Ridiculous.
Natalie
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16 years ago
Do they at least have phased-in licensing for teens?
There used to be a woman from ND on another ng I frequent. Kids there can get a driving license at 14. Ackkk!
Cathy
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16 years ago
"Cathy F." ...
Nope. He got it at age 16, no problem.
Natalie
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16 years ago
Yeah, but... what I meant was: were there restrictions at that point? No night driving; if passengers, then restricted re: how many could be a non-adult, etc?
Cathy
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16 years ago
"Cathy F." ...
Once again - NO. He had full operator.
I think it expired before age 65, though. He now has a Florida license, so I don't remember.
Natalie
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16 years ago
Thanks for the clarification; when you said "No problem", I thought you just meant that the test was easy to pass.
Cathy
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16 years ago
"Cathy F." ...
It WAS. He didn't even have to parallel park. I think the reviewer just wanted to get home that day, since it took less than 10 minutes.
:-P
Natalie
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16 years ago
Oh, my...
Cathy