Looks like a great way to really bolster those lead levels.
Looks like a great way to really bolster those lead levels.
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I was the top student in Driver's Ed the day we put the simulators in stick shift mode. The teacher could not believe my score but he didn't know that I had been driving my Dad's CJ-2A since I was twelve and a motorcycle since 10Originally Posted by Bigghoss
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I know how to drive stick, but I'm not very good at it.I was the top student in Driver's Ed the day we put the simulators in stick shift mode. The teacher could not believe my score but he didn't know that I had been driving my Dad's CJ-2A since I was twelve and a motorcycle since 10
Simulator? Your driver's ed teacher didn't throw you into a beat to shit 1991 Taurus, pop a mystery pill, and tell you stories of kicking Egyptian ass on his last deployment while you did whatever you wanted behind the wheel? You got screwed dude.
I was the top student in Driver's Ed the day we put the simulators in stick shift mode. The teacher could not believe my score but he didn't know that I had been driving my Dad's CJ-2A since I was twelve and a motorcycle since 10
Pretty much this, except mine was a primer gray cavalier. Drivers ed teacher sat back and read the paper while we cruised the county.
My driver's ed teacher (Richmond, VA area in 1988ish) was an eagle-eyed rules-oriented harpy. She was focused on our driving the entire time and made the experience stressful as hell. There was no such thing as a simulator at that school (Driver's Ed was part of the Gym/Health class).
As for driving a stick, I learned to drive on an automatic, but my first car was a '72 Beetle. Most of my cars, including two of the three I currently own (one of which is my DD) have been sticks. Not that I wouldn't mind an auto, I just keep finding good deals on manual shift vehicles.
Let's see...
1972 VW Beetle 1990-1997
1993 Toyota Paseo 1997-2002
1997 Toyota 4Runner 2002-Present
2003 Toyota Camry 2006-2010
2013 Ford Focus hatchback 2013-Present
Intermixed with those are 3 automatics, one of which my wife brought to the marriage. I taught her to drive a stick when we bought the 4Runner. She prefers auto, but is comfortable with a manual shift (you thought I was going to say she's comfortable with the stick didn't you).
Oh, and I can cook bacon, start a fire, and clean a lint trap (and change a diaper). I'm a regular Renaissance Man.
Chris
The hell is a driver's ed simulator? Like they make you play Project Cars or something before you go out?
The hell is a stick shift? Is that like a cotton gin?
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I can not only use a manual transmission, I learned on a '3 on the tree'
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