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Re: Please teach your kids to drive....a little OT
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Posted by Edchainsaw on April 01, 2005 at 20:46:09 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: Re: Please teach your kids to drive....a little OT posted by Gravy on April 01, 2005 at 09:15:46:
I drive a truck a bit... I agree I have so distane for the ones that drive by my house.. I got passed the other day on a 2 lane going up a hill (I was only doing 50 --but 55 is the limit) he almost cut me off to keep from hitting the oncomming cars.. they stopped for him.. he then drove 1mile farther to the coal mine..... oh and that was just the last time he did it to me.. he's done it before. I was given the responsibility for driving a truck (an army duce and a half) when I was 3... I failed. so I was not let drive again till I was 5. (I did the swinging arms stuff on the wheel-when dad needed it held straight to load hay)
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