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[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
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[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
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Burms are horrible.
He mixed up his finger with a hot dog and cooked it by accident.
HAHA!! BURNT FINGER!! *runs*
HAHA!! BURNT FINGER!! *runs*
J-42 wrote:
> Hello, i have burned my finger, i hope you all feel my pain.
...how did you manage that?
> Hello, i have burned my finger, i hope you all feel my pain.
...how did you manage that?
Hello, i have burned my finger, i hope you all feel my pain.
I live in the grounds of a factory, so I can practise all I want out of office hours. I'm a confident driver and I've never even had a lesson. :-)
I had my first driving lesson today (FINALLY!!)! It wasn't that bad, either...
It started off boring. For the first 45-minutes of the lesson he was just talking me through what-did-what, and really simple things like how to change-gear, and how to turn the engine on. But after all that (which I should never have to sit through again! :D ) I got to drive!
I cacked myself at first, as I didn't actually realise I'd have to drive in my first lesson. But it didn't really go so badly, and he did say that I did well for my very-first attempt (which it was).
I started off veeeeeerrry slowly, but once I got going, I wasn't so bad.
I didn't go off course or anything either, and managed to steer the thing pretty-darn-well (thanks to a lot of experience from playing Burnout and Need for Speed). And I'm quite confident I can do well in the next-lesson (next Tuesday) when we'll be doing more "Stopping and Starting", and "Turning".
I like driving. :)
It started off boring. For the first 45-minutes of the lesson he was just talking me through what-did-what, and really simple things like how to change-gear, and how to turn the engine on. But after all that (which I should never have to sit through again! :D ) I got to drive!
I cacked myself at first, as I didn't actually realise I'd have to drive in my first lesson. But it didn't really go so badly, and he did say that I did well for my very-first attempt (which it was).
I started off veeeeeerrry slowly, but once I got going, I wasn't so bad.
I didn't go off course or anything either, and managed to steer the thing pretty-darn-well (thanks to a lot of experience from playing Burnout and Need for Speed). And I'm quite confident I can do well in the next-lesson (next Tuesday) when we'll be doing more "Stopping and Starting", and "Turning".
I like driving. :)
plasticcoated wrote:
> I feel the need to be a part of this huuuuuuuge thread.
And you should be :)
And thanks Parr!!!
:D
Nice Cake too!!
> I feel the need to be a part of this huuuuuuuge thread.
And you should be :)
And thanks Parr!!!
:D
Nice Cake too!!
Indeed, pokemon!
WOO! Dragonball Z!!
*Realises just how sad he is*
Boohoo
*Realises just how sad he is*
Boohoo
*dies*
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