I can take lessons next year :eek:

Cool.

[QUOTE=Fire Whispers]It's obviously against the law to run a stop sign, but the guy just didn't care.

I doubt Jeremy makes much money if he does.[/QUOTE]
Still you shouldnt be allowed to pass at all if you jump stop signs.

I cant say i see stop signs around these parts anymore, only ever traffic lights.

[QUOTE=Untitled]Still you shouldnt be allowed to pass at all if you jump stop signs.

I cant say i see stop signs around these parts anymore, only ever traffic lights.[/QUOTE]

Theres loads here.

They all ran from Heywood, and came to Scotland

[QUOTE=Untitled]Still you shouldnt be allowed to pass at all if you jump stop signs.

I cant say i see stop signs around these parts anymore, only ever traffic lights.[/QUOTE]
Well I didn't straight up run it...more I kinda rolled it. Like I slowed down but didn't actually stop. But I did it a few times <_<

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Well I didn't straight up run it...more I kinda rolled it. Like I slowed down but didn't actually stop. But I did it a few times <_<[/QUOTE]
Lol, you should of still fayled!

I think its crazy that 16 year olds drive huge cars, over here you wouldnt get the insurance for one, and whats the need at a young age? Im happy with a nice little hatchback.:smash:

Canada is a bit different.

[QUOTE=Untitled]Lol, you should of still fayled!

I think its crazy that 16 year olds drive huge cars, over here you wouldnt get the insurance for one, and whats the need at a young age? Im happy with a nice little hatchback.:smash:[/QUOTE]
I like small cars. Gas is expensive. I only use a large car going skiing because it's safer in the mountains.

Gas is mad expensive now.

I don't like driving huge things. I'd prefer a small car or smallish truck to some huge *** SUV.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]I like small cars. Gas is expensive. I only use a large car going skiing because it's safer in the mountains.[/QUOTE]
It depends what the whether and roads are like, if its mountains with girtted roads, barriors around the road etc, id stick with a little car, other wise 4X4 are definatly better.

Yeah, I've never driven an SUV or a truck. Biggest we have is a minivan. And I don't like it much at all. Only positive is I could take the seats out and put a bed in back, then go camping in it lol.

I like my tiny, fast car.

EDIT: Yeah, we use the van because it has AWD. You don't see many small cars up there though. You need a lot of power to get around up there.

What car do you have Sir Vincealot?

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Yeah, I've never driven an SUV or a truck. Biggest we have is a minivan. And I don't like it much at all. Only positive is I could take the seats out and put a bed in back, then go camping in it lol.

I like my tiny, fast car.

EDIT: Yeah, we use the van because it has AWD. You don't see many small cars up there though. You need a lot of power to get around up there.[/QUOTE]
For Hills your dont nessicarlery need AWD, FWD do just as well, especialy on ice.

[url]http://www.media.renault.com/data/photo/media/fr/9743_HD_ren2005clioIII.jpg[/url] - The care im determind to have, its small, cute, and stuff.

[QUOTE=Untitled]For Hills your dont nessicarlery need AWD, FWD do just as well, especialy on ice.

[url]http://www.media.renault.com/data/photo/media/fr/9743_HD_ren2005clioIII.jpg[/url] - The care im determind to have, its small, cute, and stuff.[/QUOTE]

My sister has it.

[QUOTE=J-Cool]What car do you have Sir Vincealot?[/QUOTE]
'97 Ford Escort. Not great, but it works well enough.

I plan on getting something real nice when I'm older...just because.

Butler: Until you've driven in Colorado I'll just let you believe what you want...but basically it is one of the most treacherous places in the states to drive :)

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Lucky...I started a week ago :([/QUOTE]Yes, I am lucky.[QUOTE=Sweboy]:eek: It's the ColdFire![/QUOTE]Bitch give me my child support![QUOTE=poisontheflag]I live in a city with a Canadian team[/QUOTE]I'm sorry.[QUOTE=Untitled]Yeah, liesence at liek 16!? WTF.

I saw someone on MTV, i think the show was "sweet 16" or something, abuot kids having big partys, i presumed she wasnt 16 and thats why she was having a party, but she was driving huge SUV 4x4

WTF, in this country they wouldnt even get insurance, its too dangourus.[/QUOTE]Sweet 16 is just rich bitches. Most of us drive cars that are 6 to 10 years old and work our asses off to pay the $2000 to insure us for the year or have our parents pay.

I drive a '98 Ford Tarus Stationwagon.

[QUOTE=ColdFire]Yes, I am lucky.

Most of us drive cars that are 6 to 10 years old and work our asses off to pay the $2000 to insure us for the year or have our parents pay.

I drive a '98 Ford Tarus Stationwagon.[/QUOTE]
/jealous

Yes. Luckily my parents [I]paid[/I] for mine until it went up due to an unfortunate series of incidences <_< I don't work enough to pay for mine now though.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]
Butler: Until you've driven in Colorado I'll just let you believe what you want...but basically it is one of the most treacherous places in the states to drive :)[/QUOTE]
Im just going off what the roads are like in these parts, ive been in the moutinas in cars before and they have generaly been fine as FWD and such.

[QUOTE]Sweet 16 is just rich bitches. Most of us drive cars that are 6 to 10 years old and work our asses off to pay the $2000 to insure us for the year or have our parents pay.

I drive a '98 Ford Tarus Stationwagon.[/QUOTE]Same here, all the cars ive been looking at buying are from 1994 or something, but the insureance, is like £2500, i think thats going on $3500american. Its riduclas.

Insurance companeys seem to think that all kids around here are boy racers and will always crash, so bump the prices up, when infact the majority of us are scared of crashing because we'll loose no cliams, and stuff.

Someone had the registration 'Bari G' on their car today, I tried to take a picture but pulled my camera away too quick.

Speaking of cameras, does anyone know what to look for in a good camera? I dont mean cheap digital cameras, btw.

[QUOTE=ChodaBoy]Someone had the registration 'Bari G' on their car today, I tried to take a picture but pulled my camera away too quick.

Speaking of cameras, does anyone know what to look for in a good camera? I dont mean cheap digital cameras, btw.[/QUOTE]
Depends on what you want to use it for.

[url]http://jonvon.net/jonvon/blog/blog.nsf/dx/mutley_burger.jpg/$file/mutley_burger.jpg[/url]

I don't care how old it is, it still slays me.

EDIT - Whats up with putting your own URL tags in :mad:

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Depends on what you want to use it for.[/QUOTE]
Long range viewing.
Im not going to spend £500 on a camera, I just want to know whats available.

So, expensive digital cameras?

More megapixels is always good, but not really necessary unless you plan on taking huge pictures. I'm not big on cameras so I don't know tons about them. Megan (in the pit, um.. lil drummer girl I think) knows lots I think, so maybe make a thread there, or in media center I guess.

[QUOTE=ChodaBoy]Someone had the registration 'Bari G' on their car today, I tried to take a picture but pulled my camera away too quick.

Speaking of cameras, does anyone know what to look for in a good camera? I dont mean cheap digital cameras, btw.[/QUOTE]
Only things i can think of try and get as high a megapixel as you can, and try and get the flash as far awa from the lens as posible.

[QUOTE=ChodaBoy]Long range viewing.
Im not going to spend £500 on a camera, I just want to know whats available.[/QUOTE]
If you want to do long range digital photography you're gonna want to spend lots because resolution is going to be the biggest thing by far. You might be better off buying an actual film camera for that.

KK, thanks for the advice.

I predict adam is gonna take plane pics.

:upset:

By the way, for the long range do you mean for like vast vistas...or do you want to be far away but taking pics that appear to be closer? Because if so you'll also want a good Optical Zoom on a digital, or a telephoto lens on a film.

You wanna come to the F1 and take pretty car pictures.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]By the way, for the long range do you mean for like vast vistas...or do you want to be far away but taking pics that appear to be closer? Because if so you'll also want a good Optical Zoom on a digital, or a telephoto lens on a film.[/QUOTE]
Objects that are far away.