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"so so hard"

okay, i'm 17 on wednesday so my dad decided to take me out for an early driving lesson around tesco car park tonight. i found driving so hard, i got used to it after about half an hour (by that i mean, i just learned how to set off without stalling) suppose for my first time behind the wheel of a car i wasn't too bad.

hopefully i will get used to it but...

mattributé wrote:
> God, why must everyone presume that the second they turn 17
> they must take driving lessons?

cos then you can go to better clubs out of town while your mates languish in the same crap each week :)

I found my first time awkward, but you get used to the way it feels and get better control and dont just shoot off straight away.


I found driving wierd at first, too.



You'll get used to it man, it's like riding a bike.

Im 17 and havent started to drive.
It might be becase i forget to book lessons, but im not that bothered.

It would be nice, but i can usually get a lift off people anyway.

I didnt stall once on my first time out. It all went downhill from there.

I have my driving test on friday. Uh-oh.

It all comes naturally, really. I remember my first lesson- I was so pleased I got to 10mph- that sort of speed scared me. Now it feels weird to drive at 30mph after coming off an A-Road.

Keep with it.

Youll get used to it. The physical process of driving isn't that hard, it's just being aware on the road and knowing what to do and not making huge mistakes that's hard.

mattributé wrote:
> God, why must everyone presume that the second they turn 17
> they must take driving lessons?
>
> I hate you all.

i need to drive as i live far from 6th form and work + getting bus is really annoying and taxi's are a rip off to be honest

I'll still be faithful to you matteh

God, why must everyone presume that the second they turn 17 they must take driving lessons?

I hate you all.

so's my penis