standards.

[troublesometiff]

Had the pleasure of my boyfriend's company the past week, as he is still gainfully unemployed. This global economic crisis is great for our relationship. I really wish he would just take up residence in the crawlspace.  Last night he taught me how to drive standard in the mall parking lot, after I convinced him that despite my collision rate I

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firepower

[anonymous]

and here i thought lousy women drivers were just a stereotype

Re: firepower

[troublesometiff]

nope. all true.

welcome to the hall of stereotypes, firepower!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvUxrc67rz0

Re: firepower

[anonymous]

look at you, all growed-up. learnin' to drive. flirting with men on the internetz. time, goes by soo fast

Sticks and women

[anonymous]

I always drove stick shifts. When my younger daughter was 17, I told her she couldn't drive my car because it was a stick shift, and she had learned on our other car, which had an automatic.

Enuf said. She just took my car, drove it, and taught herself. She wasn't bad, but she had no idea how to turn at an intersection with it.

Both my daughters drive sticks. My son drives an automatic.

You go, girl!

Firepower - Re: Sticks and women

[anonymous]

I've had great success instructing teen girls the fine arts of driving automatics. even they can be taught, provided they're wearing bikinis