The "Nintendo Games" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Just Use this topic like a narmol chat room. and keep it livin'
If you have anything to say. Say it here.
[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
If you have anything to say. Say it here.
[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
Page:
No no no no, at new years it'll be 2006.
Get a calendar or something dude :^P
Get a calendar or something dude :^P
1949 :( Puts me at 2000 around New Years, maybe a couple days before...
Tomorrow I'll be registered for 1850 days.
If it's not a good day I'll weep openly.
If it's not a good day I'll weep openly.
Mwuaha, tomorrow I'll be registered for 1337 days.
If tomorrow is *not* a good day, I will not be happy.
If tomorrow is *not* a good day, I will not be happy.
Tomm wrote:
> If you're intending on going to Uni, try and pass before you do.
Definitely try to pass before you finish uni.
I started learning before uni, failed once and didn't pick up lessons again until the summer I finished uni. That was okay for me, since I went back for a masters.
However, if you want meaningful employment, there's a very good chance you'll need to drive, or waste hours walking and/or taking busses.
I now have a license but no car, but it's good to at least have one of the two out of the way.
The gap between sets of lessons (before and after uni) wasn't so bad for me. I picked up most of it fairly quickly. Also, for the most part you don't really need a car at uni, everything should be in walking distance, and not having one saves you being the driver on nights out.
But now I want a decent job, the financial burden of getting a car on the road, and hassle of finding that money without a car, is a pain in crossbob. It'd be twice as bad if I needed to pass a test too.
> If you're intending on going to Uni, try and pass before you do.
Definitely try to pass before you finish uni.
I started learning before uni, failed once and didn't pick up lessons again until the summer I finished uni. That was okay for me, since I went back for a masters.
However, if you want meaningful employment, there's a very good chance you'll need to drive, or waste hours walking and/or taking busses.
I now have a license but no car, but it's good to at least have one of the two out of the way.
The gap between sets of lessons (before and after uni) wasn't so bad for me. I picked up most of it fairly quickly. Also, for the most part you don't really need a car at uni, everything should be in walking distance, and not having one saves you being the driver on nights out.
But now I want a decent job, the financial burden of getting a car on the road, and hassle of finding that money without a car, is a pain in crossbob. It'd be twice as bad if I needed to pass a test too.
Or parked in middlesbrough
Hence three-wheelers. and a two-wheeled car is caled a bike.
Cars don't need four wheels.
I thought you should all know.
I thought you should all know.
I started my driving lessons in August last year, and passed in January. I never got off the bus from school until 5pm, so the majority of my lessons were in the dark. Driving in daylight is stupidly easy after driving loads in the dark. :)
Tomm wrote:
> If you're intending on going to Uni, try and pass before you do.
Gives me about a year. w00t.
> If you're intending on going to Uni, try and pass before you do.
Gives me about a year. w00t.
Page: