I got a mic. 
QUOTE(Kromsh @ Nov 2 2007, 08:38 PM) 455634
I got a mic.
FINALLY.
For some reason I'm the only one home, so I get to blast my music that I haven't gotten to blast yet, and get it out of my system 
I passed my driving test. 
QUOTE(Ilyarin @ Nov 6 2007, 01:34 PM) 456484
I passed my driving test.
Congratulations!!
QUOTE(Deschain @ Oct 25 2007, 11:39 AM) 453315
A few weeks ago I went to an engineering career fair here at UK, and turned in several resumes.
I just got called to my first interview!
I just got called to my first interview!
I got the job!
QUOTE(Deschain @ Nov 6 2007, 05:47 PM) 456551
I got the job!
Congrats
QUOTE(Deschain @ Nov 6 2007, 04:47 PM) 456551
I got the job!
Yay! Congratulations!
QUOTE(Ilyarin @ Nov 7 2007, 05:34 AM) 456484
I passed my driving test.
Uhahahaa.... first time I went for a driving test, I dented the LTO's canteen gate.
I was like.. "Uh.. what was that?"
The officer said "I think that was our gate..."
I still havent gone for another exam. Ahahahaha!
QUOTE(Gelo @ Nov 7 2007, 04:58 AM) 456675
Uhahahaa.... first time I went for a driving test, I dented the LTO's canteen gate.
I was like.. "Uh.. what was that?"
The officer said "I think that was our gate..."
I still havent gone for another exam. Ahahahaha!
I was like.. "Uh.. what was that?"
The officer said "I think that was our gate..."
I still havent gone for another exam. Ahahahaha!
The written portion of the driving test is where I learned that a US postal truck is more important than an ambulance. It was the only question I got wrong: Which vehicle has the right of way, a US postal truck or an ambulance? Naturally, I said the ambulance. But no. Federal vehicles, like the postal truck, always have the right of way.
QUOTE(Noola @ Nov 7 2007, 06:59 AM) 456683
The written portion of the driving test is where I learned that a US postal truck is more important than an ambulance. It was the only question I got wrong: Which vehicle has the right of way, a US postal truck or an ambulance? Naturally, I said the ambulance. But no. Federal vehicles, like the postal truck, always have the right of way.
So long as you are not driving a postal truck or an ambulance, who cares? Let them fight it out!
QUOTE(Noola @ Nov 7 2007, 07:59 AM) 456683
The written portion of the driving test is where I learned that a US postal truck is more important than an ambulance. It was the only question I got wrong: Which vehicle has the right of way, a US postal truck or an ambulance? Naturally, I said the ambulance. But no. Federal vehicles, like the postal truck, always have the right of way.
I didn't have a written part for my license.
Got a perfect score on the driving part waaaaaaay back when I took it. I rule.
QUOTE(Acrune @ Nov 7 2007, 12:17 PM) 456720
I didn't have a written part for my license.
Got a perfect score on the driving part waaaaaaay back when I took it. I rule.
Got a perfect score on the driving part waaaaaaay back when I took it. I rule.
Most people I knew failed their driving test the first time they took it. I passed the first time I took it, but I got a very low score (parallel parking - ugh). I asked the proctor if he'd ever passed someone who'd gotten a lower score than I, and he said, "Yeah, but they didn't speak English."
QUOTE(Demetrios @ Nov 7 2007, 12:21 PM) 456723
Most people I knew failed their driving test the first time they took it. I passed the first time I took it, but I got a very low score (parallel parking - ugh). I asked the proctor if he'd ever passed someone who'd gotten a lower score than I, and he said, "Yeah, but they didn't speak English."
My little sister didn't. She still doesn't have a liscense.
She can't parallel park. She just can't do it. Disaster occurres whenever she tries. So, I, along with everyone else, told her to skip it. To take the point deduction for not doing it and pass the test. But she didn't. She tried and she hit one of the posts that stand in for cars and hitting said post made her auto-fail the test. She hasn't ever gone back to try again because she's very much of the "If I don't succeed the first time, screw it." mentality. Plus, it would mean she wouldn't be as effective at bumming rides. At least that's what I think. And it's prolly a good thing, cause she's a drinker and who knows how many DWI's and/or road deaths she'd have racked up by now if she'd gotten a liscense. QUOTE(Noola @ Nov 7 2007, 01:32 PM) 456725
My little sister didn't. She still doesn't have a liscense. She can't parallel park. She just can't do it. Disaster occurres whenever she tries. So, I, along with everyone else, told her to skip it. To take the point deduction for not doing it and pass the test. But she didn't. She tried and she hit one of the posts that stand in for cars and hitting said post made her auto-fail the test. She hasn't ever gone back to try again because she's very much of the "If I don't succeed the first time, screw it." mentality. Plus, it would mean she wouldn't be as effective at bumming rides. At least that's what I think. And it's prolly a good thing, cause she's a drinker and who knows how many DWI's and/or road deaths she'd have racked up by now if she'd gotten a liscense.
She can't parallel park. She just can't do it. Disaster occurres whenever she tries. So, I, along with everyone else, told her to skip it. To take the point deduction for not doing it and pass the test. But she didn't. She tried and she hit one of the posts that stand in for cars and hitting said post made her auto-fail the test. She hasn't ever gone back to try again because she's very much of the "If I don't succeed the first time, screw it." mentality. Plus, it would mean she wouldn't be as effective at bumming rides. At least that's what I think. And it's prolly a good thing, cause she's a drinker and who knows how many DWI's and/or road deaths she'd have racked up by now if she'd gotten a liscense. Your macabre gaiety always makes me giggle.
>_>
QUOTE(Myndaen @ Nov 7 2007, 12:48 PM) 456727
Your macabre gaiety always makes me giggle.
>_>
>_>
Thanks!
