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New ENGLAND vs. DET |
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6 | 85.71% |
Tampa @ PIT |
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1 | 14.29% |
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[ QUOTE ] qft tylers qft. seriously. Or you could drive like all the impatient jackasses that drive on the roads where I live when it rains.....which is exactly the same as when it isnt raining (ie about 0.5-1sec behind the car in front) which inevitably results in lots of accidents. stoopid jackasses. Of course, I live in the dryest state in the driest continent (well thats the saying so dont ask me to back it up with statistics cos i wont) and we are in the middle of a water shortage so it basically doesnt rain here anymore. tl;dr version: move to new jersey (it's closer) then drive like a maniac any time you want. im tempted to throw in a few more trolling comments such as "get your wife to show you how to drive" etc etc but I wont [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] seriously, it just sounds like a confidence thing and I Think youve just got to work through it by getting out tehre in a low stress raining environment and practicing. Also do they have specialist driver training centres where u live? Downunder you can pay a few hundy to go practice wet weather driving on a skid pan in a defensive driving course. gogogo (slowly) [/ QUOTE ] fyp brake before the corner, roll through the middle, and accelerate (smoothly, if it's raining) out of it. i love to drive fast (was doing 115 the other night) and slowing down when it's raining is no problem. you can do it! goddamnit kerowo: you made me type "break" instead of "brake". [/ QUOTE ] Funny you should mention 'move to NJ' in your FYP... TOMORROW I'm moving to Princeton, NJ!! (obv brag) |
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