Outlaw
By thanksdad - 03/07/2012 01:20 - United States - Beaverton
By thanksdad - 03/07/2012 01:20 - United States - Beaverton
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By cactii - 16/02/2015 20:43 - United States
Serves you right for not knowing how to drive a manual.
You should learn to drive a standard now. I was recently in a situation as a new to stick driver and had hoped someone else knew how to get me out of it. The only person there out of the other 5, that knew how to drive it, was drunk.
that sucks... next time ask a friend or someone like that to help you move..
For anyone who's saying maybe her parents didn't have a manual for her to learn in, I say to her and to you....... Don't be such a tightarse and get professional lessons. You never know when you may be in an emergency situation and have to drive a manual. I have been in those situations about 5 times in my driving life and knowing I can drive a manual is reassuring.
your poor dad. next time get your own truck you ungratfull bi (#
You should learn to drive a stick...if nothing else, for emergencies!
it's not your Dad's fault you can't drive a manual.
You sound like a bitch. The fifth word in your FML was 'helping', meaning your dad was taking time out of his day to assist you with a task that nobody likes doing, and I am sure he was aware that he had no insurance and a suspended license, but risked it to help you. Instead of being just a little bit grateful, you resort to rudeness. Entitled assholes who think everyone owes them piss me off....
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YDI for not knowing how to drive a manual.
Daddy was just trying to help):