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« Reply #30 on: Saturday, November 10, 2007, 22:37:34 »

i paid £20 for a two hour lesson. although that was 10 years ago.
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« Reply #31 on: Sunday, November 11, 2007, 00:24:30 »

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I can pretend to have a kid as well if its cheaper,or maybe get someone up the duff Cheesy


I could lend you mine if you want?


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« Reply #32 on: Sunday, November 11, 2007, 00:41:53 »

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I think DV is right in a way....should just make a student rate and drop that by a couple of quid.

As for £20 being competitive, I was paying £21/22 an hour with Safeway earlier this year. I'd have quite happily paid an extra £3 an hour because the instructor was really good.


You were taught to drive by Safeway! Maybe you should have tried Asda it might have been cheaper.


Don't quit the day job, you probably make people laugh more doing that.
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« Reply #33 on: Sunday, November 11, 2007, 16:51:21 »

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Ever driven in Spain? Thats fun.


Yeah, and I learnt two things...

1.  Aversion therapy works.  I only tried to change gear with my left hand three times, and after bashing my hand each time I stopped.

2.  Spainsh roundabouts messed with my head, didn't know which way to look or drive...
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I headed the ball.

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« Reply #34 on: Tuesday, November 13, 2007, 01:55:25 »

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I have a full Thai driving licence,

The whole thing was a farce, for starters the "driving" test consisted of me having to drive around a circuit, with the examiner watching from a distance, I did the whole circuit with the prodigy turned up full whack, with one hand one the wheel and not bothering to check my mirrors becasuse I knew that there was no fucking traffic to check for, and passed with flying colours.

The theory test was also a waste of time, with questions like "What do you do at a red light", and what is the fastest that you can drive on a 70 kmph highway, (Multiple choice of course).

What scared me was the amount of people that failed.

Even more scary was that a 50 quid bung bought them a licence regardless of their performance.

For me, I both saved myslef 50 quid and the humility of failing.

Needless to say that driving in Thailand can be a white knuckle ride at times.


Not much different to obtaining a drivers licence in the US of A....

Lets face it, if a 90+ year old woman who required her kids to physically support her in the licence office and and old biddy having a panic attack over a very simple red/green eye test can get licences...........

(No offence to anyone who suffers from panic attacks, and if you're prone to them, see your bloody GP).
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