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Tod · 02-19-2002, 08:29 PM

Sknight and Sandman, who said ALL teenagers can't drive? i think the thread is an important one. *Most* of the time teenagers are stupid behind the wheel. i said most. and it's a steroetype because some of the dumbest/most reckless drivers on the road are teenagers. and i had a friend that is a VERY good driver and also a teenager. she reached back to get a map ONE TIME and lost control and started a 4 car pileup. nobody was seriously injured but she hasn't had so much as a parking ticket since. so she learned her lesson from ONE mistake behind the wheel. she also learned that even though she was a cautious driver, she wasn't invinsible like *many* teens think they are.

and you must admit, the person's story who started the thread contained a very stupid pair of teenage drivers. but stupid drivers come in all shapes and ages in all kinds of vehicles. chill out.

02-19-2002, 08:29 PM	#33
Tod Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: just outside of Slowville Posts: 299	Sknight and Sandman, who said ALL teenagers can't drive? i think the thread is an important one. Most of the time teenagers are stupid behind the wheel. i said most. and it's a steroetype because some of the dumbest/most reckless drivers on the road are teenagers. and i had a friend that is a VERY good driver and also a teenager. she reached back to get a map ONE TIME and lost control and started a 4 car pileup. nobody was seriously injured but she hasn't had so much as a parking ticket since. so she learned her lesson from ONE mistake behind the wheel. she also learned that even though she was a cautious driver, she wasn't invinsible like many teens think they are. and you must admit, the person's story who started the thread contained a very stupid pair of teenage drivers. but stupid drivers come in all shapes and ages in all kinds of vehicles. chill out. __________________ If you drop your keys into molten lava just let 'em go 'cause, man, they're gone.