Passed my driving test! - Page 2

Blackstar · 15-09-2006, 13:50

Well done!

PeterNem · 15-09-2006, 14:41

Congrats

Even though you're not taking the car to Uni, be sure to spend time in it when you're home for holidays etc.

I've got some mates who passed their test at the same time as me about 5 years ago but hadn't driven at all though Uni and when I go out with them now it's like being in the car with a learner again.

Flibster · 15-09-2006, 22:48

WOOHOO!

Another target!

Simon/~Flibster

rich99 · 16-09-2006, 17:38

congrats nige - I can still remember passing mine, though mainly due to the extreme sweaty back which no other task where you essentially sit still for the better part of an hour can reproduce

[CLICHE]Now you start learning to drive[/CLICHE]

William · 21-09-2006, 22:10

M6.... get on it, get scared. Report back here

Flibster · 21-09-2006, 22:14

Get on the M25 - remain stationary for 4 hours.

Treefrog · 22-09-2006, 04:05

Congrats young sir!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flibster

Get on the M25 - remain stationary for 4 hours.

Don't knock the only free car park in London!

Davey_Pitch · 22-09-2006, 12:49

Congrats dude

Jasper · 25-09-2006, 14:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by William

M6.... get on it, get scared. Report back here

the M6 isn't scary, unless you happen to be scared of being perfectly stationary in a car, with no sign of moving for hours.

gratz nige

Daz · 25-09-2006, 14:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sic

the M6 isn't scary, unless you happen to be scared of being perfectly stationary in a car, with no sign of moving for hours.

Exactly what I faced last week

Was going down a route which didnt warrant the toll. Gutted.

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rich99 Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Stratford-upon-Avon Posts: 195	congrats nige - I can still remember passing mine, though mainly due to the extreme sweaty back which no other task where you essentially sit still for the better part of an hour can reproduce [CLICHE]Now you start learning to drive[/CLICHE]

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