What are you doing behind the wheel? - Page 2

Zeon · 12-26-2006, 07:02 AM

ok the good for the environment thing......litter....fine but polution causing global warming is rubbish. wat willl happen when the climate hits a few more degrees higher? the north atlantic current shifts and the weather gets worse. storms, snow and then ice age equalivalent yes???? well if its gunna be another ice age.......wat caused the first 3? its not chnaging anything about wat will happen........just speeding it up. personally i think drivin makes no difference on the environment.....other than destroying habitates of animals and causing road kills.

anywayz...........driving standards do need raising. the numbe of idoit m otorists out there is waaaaaaay too high.

**Phoenix Flame** · 01-06-2007, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Zeon

ok the good for the environment thing......litter....fine but polution causing global warming is rubbish. wat willl happen when the climate hits a few more degrees higher? the north atlantic current shifts and the weather gets worse. storms, snow and then ice age equalivalent yes???? well if its gunna be another ice age.......wat caused the first 3? its not chnaging anything about wat will happen........just speeding it up. personally i think drivin makes no difference on the environment.....other than destroying habitates of animals and causing road kills.

anywayz...........driving standards do need raising. the numbe of idoit m otorists out there is waaaaaaay too high.

Couldn't have said it better myself! If they had an IQ requirement for getting a driver's lisence, we would either have less-crowded drives to work, or more revenue for driving w/o a license. XDDDDDDD

Doctor · 01-08-2007, 05:20 AM

I agree highly with what most of you have said. The bottom line is that someone who wants to get a license needs to prove that they are competent enough to actually drtive. As for the handicapped, even though to some it may seem unfair, they shouldn't really have a license. Elderly people should mainly consider at least having someon else drive them around, or something like that, even if it hurts their pride a little.

Also, people should have adequate training in certain skills, such as how to properly and effectively pull out of a skid/slide, before they even try to get a license.

I guess that's my opinion...

Slider · 02-25-2007, 02:16 PM

.............It's a secret but what the heck?
A friend you know has been a terrible driver 2 years ago!
Not terrible as in can't drive but contrarly a daredevil......here's a small secret

The road in front of presidental palace is a very long (well-paved) straight road, that friend of yours has been racin others there, and here's the moron part so you go imagine it:
There are lines of presidental guards on both sides of the street should any type of loud surprising sounds happen they'll shoot to kill (a common example is a blown tyre!)

Later i figured out how bad i was treating my life and how meaningless i could end up!
I didn't want to have this life so i put it all behind me, (well most of it anyway)
Nevertheless, the story's funny to tell!

12-26-2006, 07:02 AM	#16
Zeon Master Thief Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: where the tonberry lies, i'll be there, where the sea meets the sands, i'll be there...hell :) Age: 34 Posts: 426	Re: What are you doing behind the wheel? ok the good for the environment thing......litter....fine but polution causing global warming is rubbish. wat willl happen when the climate hits a few more degrees higher? the north atlantic current shifts and the weather gets worse. storms, snow and then ice age equalivalent yes???? well if its gunna be another ice age.......wat caused the first 3? its not chnaging anything about wat will happen........just speeding it up. personally i think drivin makes no difference on the environment.....other than destroying habitates of animals and causing road kills. anywayz...........driving standards do need raising. the numbe of idoit m otorists out there is waaaaaaay too high. __________________ so wat do u wanna be when u grow up? "i wanna be a demonic lord of chaos and destruction" Im in love with a girl named Victoria and i shall not rest until im in her arms again to keep her warm and safe I shall strike thee down with my blade and thou art not worthy of existence if thou is not of purest heart Last edited by Zeon; 12-26-2006 at 07:05 AM. Reason: too many typos

01-08-2007, 05:20 AM	#18
Doctor Highwind Captain Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hulle Granz Cathedral Age: 33 Posts: 1,172	Re: What are you doing behind the wheel? I agree highly with what most of you have said. The bottom line is that someone who wants to get a license needs to prove that they are competent enough to actually drtive. As for the handicapped, even though to some it may seem unfair, they shouldn't really have a license. Elderly people should mainly consider at least having someon else drive them around, or something like that, even if it hurts their pride a little. Also, people should have adequate training in certain skills, such as how to properly and effectively pull out of a skid/slide, before they even try to get a license. I guess that's my opinion... __________________ 'All games contain the idea of death.' --The Lords and the New Creatures

02-25-2007, 02:16 PM	#19
Slider Master Summoner Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,866	Re: What are you doing behind the wheel? .............It's a secret but what the heck? A friend you know has been a terrible driver 2 years ago! Not terrible as in can't drive but contrarly a daredevil......here's a small secret The road in front of presidental palace is a very long (well-paved) straight road, that friend of yours has been racin others there, and here's the moron part so you go imagine it: There are lines of presidental guards on both sides of the street should any type of loud surprising sounds happen they'll shoot to kill (a common example is a blown tyre!) Later i figured out how bad i was treating my life and how meaningless i could end up! I didn't want to have this life so i put it all behind me, (well most of it anyway) Nevertheless, the story's funny to tell!

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