Jon has just gotten his G1 Ontario Driver's license. :ph34r:
He's walking around the house after his first ten minute drive repeatedly saying "vroooom".
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Jon has just gotten his G1 Ontario Driver's license. :ph34r:
He's walking around the house after his first ten minute drive repeatedly saying "vroooom".
Didn't he have a UK driving licence?
If so, he's a safer driver than you sealclubbers cause I took the online theory test thing tesco posted, it was so easy that I pwned it with my eyes closed
Nah, he used to get a ride with Baz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Proper Bo
:jpdrumsmiliethingheuses:Quote:
Originally Posted by mankerNah, he used to get a ride with Baz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Proper Bo
VaaarooooOOOOOMMMM!!!111! http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/8715/drive1nv8.gif
@Bo... UK driving licence only good for 3 months here, international for 12 months, besides I only ever had a bike licence. Although I agree, the way the law says you should drive here is much more laid back.........thankfully :D
Jonno :cool:
:O Yikes!!!:O
I'll keep a lookout for oncoming cars on the wrong side of the road.:ph34r:
Good thing I'm not in Ontario.
:shuriken:
I think what Nik is most concerned about is my recent continuous playing of GT4 and having watched Tokyo Drift last night :shifty:
Damn hard to slide a front wheel drive Topaz though :(
Jonno :cool:
Stick it in reverse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon L. Obscene
Excellent idea! :01:
Jonno :cool:
:frusty::lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon L. Obscene
Congrats jonno how many attempts did it take, just 1?:)
Yep first atempt :)
Got 2 wrong <_< 1 I agree with the other I was right it was just worded badly IMO but 38/40 is plenty good enough so not complaining.
Jonno :cool:
:lol: i must say i went to the UK and never got used to drive right...lol
I'm in driving school right now, and hopefully I'll be the runoverner rather thant he runovernee once I get my G2.:)
Fingers crossed eh? :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
Yeah I figured I might do that just to speed up the wait and help cheapen the insurance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
BTW to anyone from UK....never ever ever moan about the cost of car/bike insurance ever again........trust me on this, Canadai may be cheap for cars and bikes and half price of fuel but they more than make up for it with insurance <_<
Jonno :cool:
You aware of the exchange rate, yeah?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon L. ObsceneYeah I figured I might do that just to speed up the wait and help cheapen the insurance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
BTW to anyone from UK....never ever ever moan about the cost of car/bike insurance ever again........trust me on this, Canadai may be cheap for cars and bikes and half price of fuel but they more than make up for it with insurance <_<
Jonno :cool:
And timezones. Don't forget the timezones :eyebrows:
I think that's classed as dabbling. stop it.
If you sees two lights coming towards you, go in between.
Do I look like a rabbit? :rolleyes:
Well I drove at night last night and held up the sacred tradition of good British driving by nearly running a red light, swearing at other drivers, switching to high beam when oncoming traffic would not lower their beams and flipping off a guy talegating me :01:
I don't think I'll have any problems passing my full test :shifty:
Jonno :cool:
Be just his luck it'd be a Reliant Robin.:w00t:Quote:
Originally Posted by 100%
I scraped a car in the parking lot today, my instructor pretended that he didn't see anything, and so did I. :pinch:
Gj, jon,Quote:
Originally Posted by NikkiD
pwn those candadian biatchs
James Dean style? Like it. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by 100%
:shutup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
That was nice of you, I'm sure the owner will be thrilled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
Your instuctor is teaching you the wrongly. Leaving the scene of an accident. :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
Guess what the fine is for that.
Guess how many demerit points.
See, VB's right, it was a cuntish thing to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234Your instuctor is teaching you the wrongly. Leaving the scene of an accident. :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
Guess what the fine is for that.
Guess how many demerit points.
well my driving instructor didn't even teach t he rigt way to drive so what can you expect?Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234Your instuctor is teaching you the wrongly. Leaving the scene of an accident. :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
Guess what the fine is for that.
Guess how many demerit points.
Jon driving?
If ever you come down here, I beg you drive Nikki. :P
Not that I'm one to talk. oh and how much is car insurance up there (for clean license?) wondering how it compares to here
Me knows, but it was only my 3rd time driving and I panicked.:cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234Your instuctor is teaching you the wrongly. Leaving the scene of an accident. :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
Guess what the fine is for that.
Guess how many demerit points.
And as for the fine, it won't even matter because it's the 7 demerit points that's gonna be a bitch.:dry:
Good thing there's no cameras in Wal-Mart parking lots?:unsure:
You sure about that? I'm not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
It's extremely expensive here. $700 a year for me to insure my POS with a clean record. I looked at how much it would be to insure a Mustang (not that I'm gonna get one tomorrow or anything, just dreaming), and they want over $200 a month. I'm actually looking for a new car, mine is rapidly dying. Doesn't help when Jon throws it into park without braking either. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathea
I think I'm $1200/year. :( Clean record also.
:shuriken:
over £2000 ($4216) a year:dabs:
£330 per year with 6 points...
I've got a clean licence:snooty:
edit: is that on a pissy 1.6 323F?
Nope...that's on a grunty 2.0 V6 323f with 17'' alloys chum!
you probably have a clean licence because you drive like a granny :lol: