It's a hard choice really

FishSundae

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Deciding on whether or not I should study for my permit test.. or kill people on TF2 hmm..

WHAT DO I DO
 
Study for your permit test!

TF2 will always be here for you. Go pass that permit test and come back to destroy us.
 
Good Luck! and remember that crits are granted for every cone hit
 
Probably going to take the test myself next year. Anyway, good luck to you, if you decide to take the test ;)
 
Or get your permit then destroy us with a car. It's a win-win situation.
 
Or get your permit then destroy us with a car. It's a win-win situation.

But while you're driving over our mutilated bodies in a speed-hungry rage make sure you have a parent, legal guardian or licensed driving instructor with you?safe driving is important!

In all seriousness, I wish you the best of luck with your permit test :)
 
to add to this discussion in a positive manner:

Do you know how to drive standard?
 
Stickshift>

My favorite car ever

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standard is to mean stickshift or manual transmission, which is a skill that is disapearing in the world. how sad. But I can drive it.
 
Don't worry, the test isn't that hard. Why else do you think Iowa let's me drive?
 
If you fail the permit test, you can always retake it.

But a corner trickstab on a pyro? Yeah, try that again and you burn to death.

The choice is obvious.
 
Standard, as in the real way to drive a car.
People who don't know how to drive standard seldom show courtesy to people who do drive them.
i.e. someone stopping 4 inches behind you on a hill.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but in the 6 years I've been driving Shiela, I've seen someone give me courtesy on a hill maybe 3 times.
tl;dr
I don't like drivers who have no idea how to drive standard transmission.
 
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to add to this discussion in a positive manner:

Do you know how to drive standard?
FUN FACT:

Yes, honorbound knows how to drive a stickshift.

No, honorbound is not old enough to have a permit.
 
Standard, as in the real way to drive a car.
People who don't know how to drive standard seldom show courtesy to people who do drive them.
i.e. someone stopping 4 inches behind you on a hill.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but in the 6 years I've been driving Shiela, I've seen someone give me courtesy on a hill maybe 3 times.
tl;dr
I don't like drivers who have no idea how to drive standard transmission.

humpf!
 

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