Fantasmic!329
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:kiss:
Not Nibbles's name, but it is my mom's name. :lol:
I could go for one, too.
Thanks!
Its the 29th of March, just in case it was too hard to go and check my profile. :lol:
Thanks Rick!
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MJ Birthday Blessings II
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Its the 29th of March, just in case it was too hard to go and check my profile. :lol:
Pongo
New Member
Yeah. Me too.
YAY! Soooo can you get your permit at 15 in Jersey? Or is that just a stupid southern thing?
Connor002
Active Member
Pongo
New Member
Getting your permit at 15 may be southern, but it is most CERTAINLY not stupid :sohappy:
Fantasmic!329
Active Member
Just a stupid southern thing. :lol:
The laws here are quite possibly changing for anyone born 1992 or after. (Damn two months and twenty nine days. :fork
IF the law is passed, the permit age would be 17, and license at 18. Currently, permit is 16 and license is at 17. (I THINK. Not postive.)
Well, all, I gotta go.
See you later. :wave:
Alright you. Luke has a reason for the huh... you on the other hand know exactly what you've done/been doing. Soooo don't give me those huh's.
and to you... sorry. :kiss: *hands you a cold cheerwine* :lookaroun Better?
nibblesandbits
Well-Known Member
Bye Freddy! :kiss:Just a stupid southern thing. :lol:
The laws here are quite possibly changing for anyone born 1992 or after. (Damn two months and twenty nine days. :fork
IF the law is passed, the permit age would be 17, and license at 18. Currently, permit is 16 and license is at 17. (I THINK. Not postive.)
Well, all, I gotta go.
See you later. :wave:
LOL Ok... I was under ohio rules when I got my license... 16. So I hated the idea that my sister got to drive at 15. Completely ed me off. :lookaroun I have no idea why. :lol:
Just a stupid southern thing. :lol:
The laws here are quite possibly changing for anyone born 1992 or after. (Damn two months and twenty nine days. :fork
IF the law is passed, the permit age would be 17, and license at 18. Currently, permit is 16 and license is at 17. (I THINK. Not postive.)
Well, all, I gotta go.
See you later. :wave:
Although I think in general that's a good idea... i would HATE for it to hit y'all. I would be sooo disappointed. 
But.. Hope you have a great evening! :wave: Bye Freddy!
mpoppins76
Well-Known Member
Just a stupid southern thing. :lol:
The laws here are quite possibly changing for anyone born 1992 or after. (Damn two months and twenty nine days. :fork
IF the law is passed, the permit age would be 17, and license at 18. Currently, permit is 16 and license is at 17. (I THINK. Not postive.)
Well, all, I gotta go.
See you later. :wave:
Wow! Where I grew up (Nebraska), you got your permit at 15, license at 16. Unless you lived in the country, and then you could get a school permit at 14 which allowed you to drive by yourself between your house and school during certain hours.
Connor002
Active Member
Just a stupid Southern thing.
That rumor has been going around for a while.Just a stupid southern thing. :lol:
The laws here are quite possibly changing for anyone born 1992 or after. (Damn two months and twenty nine days. :fork
IF the law is passed, the permit age would be 17, and license at 18. Currently, permit is 16 and license is at 17. (I THINK. Not postive.)
Nothing's happened, yet.
Besides, it used to be those after 1990, then 1991...
What are you talking about?
Pongo
New Member
Just a stupid southern thing. :lol:
The laws here are quite possibly changing for anyone born 1992 or after. (Damn two months and twenty nine days. :fork
IF the law is passed, the permit age would be 17, and license at 18. Currently, permit is 16 and license is at 17. (I THINK. Not postive.)
Well, all, I gotta go.
See you later. :wave:
See. I don't understand that. Teenage drivers are't as bad as everyone thinks they are. Most of the kids I know have never gotten in wrecks, and the ones that have it wansn't even their fault
Bye Freddy!
Maybe if it were real.
*grumbles*
nibblesandbits
Well-Known Member
I was 15 when I got my permit...16 when I got my license...I think they've upped the age here though now.LOL Ok... I was under ohio rules when I got my license... 16. So I hated the idea that my sister got to drive at 15. Completely ed me off. :lookaroun I have no idea why. :lol:
But.. Hope you have a great evening! :wave: Bye Freddy!
Connor002
Active Member
You didn't explain those.
A Hard Cola?
Are you supplying minors?
I agree.
As soon as I get my own... :lookaroun
Connor002
Active Member
See. I don't understand that. Teenage drivers are't as bad as everyone thinks they are. Most of the kids I know have never gotten in wrecks, and the ones that have it wansn't even their fault
- Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers.
- 16 year-olds have higher crash rates than drivers of any other age.
- 16-year-olds are three times more likely to die in a motor vehicle crash than the average of all drivers.
- 3,467 drivers age 15-20 died in car crashes in 2005.
- Drivers age 15-20 accounted for 12.6 percent of all the drivers involved in fatal crashes and 16 percent of all the drivers involved in police-reported crashes in 2005.
- Fatal crashes involving 15- to 20-year olds in 2005 were down 6.5 percent from 7,979 in 1995, to the lowest level in ten years.
- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates the economic impact of auto accidents involving 15-20 year old drivers is over $40 billion.
- According to a 2005 survey of 1,000 people ages 15 and 17, conducted by the Allstate Foundation
- More than half (56 percent) of young drivers use cell phones while driving,
- 69 percent said that they speed to keep up with traffic
- 64 percent said they speed to go through a yellow light.
- 47 percent said that passengers sometimes distract them.
- Nearly half said they believed that most crashes involving teens result from drunk driving.
- 23 percent of teen drivers killed in 2005 were intoxicated, according
to NHTSA. - Statistics show that 16 and 17-year-old driver death rates increase with each additional passenger (IIHS).
- Graduated drivers license programs appear to be making a difference. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that the overall number of 16-year-old drivers fell from 1,084 in 1993 to 938 in 2003 despite an 18% increase in the 16-year-old population.
maggiegrace1
Well-Known Member
I was 28 when I got my license..
14?! WOW that's just crazy young.So you probably won't be affected by it? You mean... *gulp* in 2 weeks the world will have to face you on the road?!
*hides dot in a closet* I'll save her! :lookaroun
:kiss: I tried. Sorry.
I just noticed your location... soooo cute.
Pongo
New Member
The cold hard was a joke. It's completely non alcoholic.
Like cherry coke with extra cherry.
mpoppins76
Well-Known Member
I work w/ a few people who are that age and older who don't have their licenses. Just cuz they grew up here in the city and no one drives or has cars. They don't even know HOW to drive. Such a strange concept to me :veryconfu