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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Grizzly on February 06, 2009, 02:38:12 am
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And I don't know what to do with it, so I decided to post here and see if you had any suggestions.
(My birthday was yesterday, by the way)
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Just bear in mind that if you lived your entire life again, you'd still be younger than me....
I'm going to go cry now.
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****ty birthday if you can type the next day.
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Joshua
I want you to get up, go to your fridge, pick up a beer, drink it in front of your fonebook until you feel the urge to call everyone on it and crank the music up. And everything else should work itself out.
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I'm 18. Suck it.
But really, there are several things that occur when you turn 16, depending on state and residence, so assuming you live in America (i'm too lazy to check) and you don't live in a backwards state, you can now get a driver's license, a job, and give consent for acts of sexual gratification ;7
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and give consent for acts of sexual gratification ;7
Not like you needed consent anyway :pimp:
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I wish I was 16 again... now I just get up to go to work.... damn you responsabilities!
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I'm going to go cry now.
Haw haw! Flipside is old!
*points and laughs*
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I'm going to go cry now.
Haw haw! Flipside is old!
*points and laughs*
Baaack in myyy day (insert rant about 1940s here)
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Just bear in mind that if you lived your entire life again, you'd still be younger than me....
2.5
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Apparently age of consent is higher in California and New York than in the Midwest..its 16 in Indiana and in most Plains states.
:nervous:
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18 in Colorado, but someone over 18 can have consensual sex with someone up to four years younger, even if they're under 18.
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18 in Colorado, but someone over 18 can have consensual sex with someone up to four years younger, even if they're under 18.
That's kinda screwed up. So a 15 yr old can get ****ed by a 19 year old, but if they take it to court, they're both half-right?
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No, it's considered alright, mind you, it varies from city to city, too, so it really matters where exactly the 19 yo ****s the 15 yo
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No, it's considered alright, mind you, it varies from city to city, too, so it really matters where exactly the 19 yo ****s the 15 yo
Fair enough :yes:
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No, it's considered alright, mind you, it varies from city to city, too, so it really matters where exactly the 19 yo ****s the 15 yo
I am assuming we are talking geographical location here? :nervous:
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:eek:
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Now why'd you have to go and do that man?
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And I don't know what to do with it, so I decided to post here and see if you had any suggestions.
(My birthday was yesterday, by the way)
i dont recomend doing what i did on my 16th birthday as police cells arent that interesting and are extremely boring
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And I don't know what to do with it, so I decided to post here and see if you had any suggestions.
(My birthday was yesterday, by the way)
i dont recomend doing what i did on my 16th birthday as police cells arent that interesting and are extremely boring
So the moral of the story is don't get caught. :nervous:
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And I don't know what to do with it, so I decided to post here and see if you had any suggestions.
(My birthday was yesterday, by the way)
i dont recomend doing what i did on my 16th birthday as police cells arent that interesting and are extremely boring
So the moral of the story is don't get caught. :nervous:
and if you do get caught , dont bite the policeman who is trying to brake your arm while putting on the handcuffs
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What exactly did you do anyway? If you're keen on sharing
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For my sixteenth birthday, I went to see RENT with my then-boyfriend and then-girlfriend. :3
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For my sixteenth birthday, I went to see RENT with my then-boyfriend and then-girlfriend. :3
Do I even want to know how that works?
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Great at first, then awful six months later.
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Great at first, then awful six months later.
This is usually the outcome of such situations, alas.
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At least generic anti-biotics are widely available.
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What exactly did you do anyway? If you're keen on sharing
i broke in all five laws that evening ,
1: underage drinking
2: running naked down the road (with my then girlfriend)
3: trying to kiss a police officer (male)
4: resisting arrest
5: assault (biting the police officer
1+2+3+4+5= 200 hours community service
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I find number 3 the most intriguing.
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ok number 3 when stopped by the police after a brisk chase (at which point my girlfreind managed to escape) i was grabbed by a officer iof the law and at this point my drunken action after trying to get the guy too waltz was to kiss him and thus disrespecting an officer of the law
ps he was a lousy kisser
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Yay, I am 16.
Yay, I am 18. :ick:
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ps he was a lousy kisser
:lol:
Yay, I am 16.
Yay, I am 18. :ick:
.....**** you guys :mad:
*Runs to room and slams door*
;)
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I've always found for those who just turned 18 that their year as an 18 year old passes swiftly to the much better age of 19. When 18, bad things that come uninvited to people seem to always happen.
I'll just take solace in being 24. I enjoy being responsible for the most part anyhow, and my habits haven't really changed ever since i was a teenager, except i go to work everyday along with classes. Then again, i rather enjoy my classes and my easy job as a computer maintenance dude for my university and on my free time.
Have fun being 16, that was the year of my conscious awakening. One girl burned me the wrong way at the time which lead to a conscious awakening which totally made me a better, complicated, and more managed person overall.
1: underage drinking
2: running naked down the road (with my then girlfriend)
3: trying to kiss a police officer (male)
4: resisting arrest
5: assault (biting the police officer
Wow, i couldn't even get that drunk if i tried. I'm too coherent all the time and anything past 14 shots just means i'm going to have alcohol poisoning.
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Wow, i couldn't even get that drunk if i tried. I'm too coherent all the time and anything past 14 shots just means i'm going to have alcohol poisoning.
I usually lose my balance and speech at .5 permille and vomit at 1 permille. :rolleyes:
On the bright side, getting drunk is therefore quite cheap.
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I spent the morning after my 21st Birthday in a Cell ;)
God, it was worth it though :D
Best one was the Christmas we nicked one of the Council decorations off of a Roundabout (to whit, one Self-Illuminating Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer) and drove down the road with him stuck to the top of the car ;) The Policeman was very understanding, he pulled us over, and all he said, whilst trying not to laugh was 'I think you lads might want to put that back....' :lol:
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I spent the morning after my 21st Birthday in a Cell ;)
God, it was worth it though :D
Best one was the Christmas we nicked one of the Council decorations off of a Roundabout (to whit, one Self-Illuminating Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer) and drove down the road with him stuck to the top of the car ;) The Policeman was very understanding, he pulled us over, and all he said, whilst trying not to laugh was 'I think you lads might want to put that back....' :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol: LOL
Wow, i couldn't even get that drunk if i tried. I'm too coherent all the time and anything past 14 shots just means i'm going to have alcohol poisoning.
I usually lose my balance and speech at .5 permille and vomit at 1 permille. :rolleyes:
On the bright side, getting drunk is therefore quite cheap.
Too true......lucky you ;)
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If I got pregnant right now, I would have a baby when I turn 18.
If I was an elephant, I would have a baby when I was like 20.
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If I got pregnant right now, I would have a baby when I turn 18.
If I was an elephant, I would have a baby when I was like 20.
......Great :confused:
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When I was dating my exboyfriend, someone asked us how long we'd been dating and we said nine months. And then my exboyfriend said, "wow, if you were an egg and I was a sperm we would be born about now."
</inane anecdote>
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When I was dating my exboyfriend, someone asked us how long we'd been dating and we said nine months. And then my exboyfriend said, "wow, if you were an egg and I was a sperm we would be born about now."
</inane anecdote>
*stares blankly at screen*
I should really get around to doing my homework now
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If I got pregnant right now, I would have a baby when I turn 18.
You were born on the 10th of may then?
/me is suprised by all the discussion revolving around his 16th birthday.
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Erh. Last I checked, the human gestation period is nine months, not four.
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You were born on the 10th of may then?
/me is suprised by all the discussion revolving around his 16th birthday.
It's in GenDisc. Don't expect us to take every forum thread on this board TOO seriously... :D
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Now to build my time machine.
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Now to build my time machine.
...Yes sir....... :wtf:
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My 16th birthday... was extremely boring. =/
'nways it was a few months ago.
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My 16th birthday... was extremely boring. =/
'nways it was a few months ago.
ZOMG SERIOUS!
.....how?
I'm planning on a rave and inviting everyone within a 10km radius and buying dinner for my parents at some fancy resteruant to keep them out of the way
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That's likely somewhat illegal.
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I can see the headlines.
"Raving Man Disturbs The Peace"
In response to your question, just in case you were serious, there's was not much I could do, (I don't live in the US)
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Raves violate health codes.
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Raves violate health codes.
As a smart man I know would say
That's.Gay.
What makes raves illegal, or is it the stuff that usually goes down at raves which would make them illegal
@Pred
I'm pretty sure the headline would include some orgy of mass-destruction, underage sex and rioting somewhere as well. -
Wait, I was thinking of a 21st there :lol:
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Raves aren't illegal so much... but there's laws for stuff like that. I don't know. You have to provide x amount of water and have an EMT or something. Etc. Health codes. Fire codes.
I take exception to the negative connotation you attatched to the word 'gay.'
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Just bear in mind that if you lived your entire life again, you'd still be younger than me....
I'm going to go cry now.
Same here, Joshua has 20 years on me, (hence the '73 in my username). :(
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Go get you driver's license... don't be like me (22 and still don't have it) :P
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I actually got my "AM" license today. That means I am allowed to drive a moped now. Which is nice, since that means I can finally do things like visit friends. (No, it's not that I am lazy, it's just that they all happen to live 30-50 kilometers away).
I won't be able to go for my car / motorcycle (I have 2 years to figure out which one I want :P ) 'till I am 18, 'cause me living in europe, though.
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i was out of province on family vacation on my 16th, had to wait a week to get learner's permit (wish i was in alberta). my 360 RROD'd on it, but still *worked* finally really broke day before school.
medicore days...
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Go get you driver's license... don't be like me (22 and still don't have it) :P
Eventually you'll end up like me (24 and still don't have it).
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Go get you driver's license... don't be like me (22 and still don't have it) :P
Eventually you'll end up like me (24 and still don't have it).
Oh come on....
Is Public Transport really that good?
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For me it is. After that i really love riding my bike.
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Go get you driver's license... don't be like me (22 and still don't have it) :P
Eventually you'll end up like me (24 and still don't have it).
DAMN, and my friends thought I was crazy (18 and still don't have it).
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I'm 17 and just lost my license. But I still drive to school every day because the school bus would pick me up at 6:20ish, and I need to be in class at 6:24...
But then, I've been driving since I was 10 because my mum is just a little bit white trash.
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Bah, 16 is over-rated. Yes you get your drivers license and all, but you should be warned, 16 is about where someone starts turning down the "time perception" dial. Life really starts to fly around 16, and it only gets worse.
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I use to take the school bus all the way up until i was 22. I used it for transportation to my friends places. As long as i shaved and had a backpack the bus driver just thought i was another highschooler. The bus drivers don't know if i graduated.
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Eighteen, I am. Getting a driver's license, no rush to.
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I save a lot of money because i don't drive. :yes:
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I have a license, but no car
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I cannot imagine myself controlling a ton of metal. As it is, I can barely control my own mind, which consists of a kilogram of flesh.
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Eighteen, I am. Getting a driver's license, no rush to.
Nineteen, I am. Getting a driver's license? Done many months ago... :P
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LOL u guis hav bad grammer
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You have bad spelling. O_o
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You have bad spelling. O_o
stfu i no how 2 spel i just cba
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LOL u guis hav bad grammer
You obviously don't know who Yoda is. :drevil:
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I cannot imagine myself controlling a ton of metal.
That's the exact reason I'm reticent to go for my learners.
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The two times i illegally drove cars, i found that there steering is way over sensitive for something much bigger than a 4 wheeler. It's going to take a lot of practice for me to keep a vehicle straight on the road as compared to keeping a 4 wheeler going straight.
A car with no steering wheel but steering handle bars would be cool.
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LOL u guis hav bad grammer
You have bad spelling. O_o
You have bad spelling. O_o
stfu i no how 2 spel i just cba
In the good old days, children like Snail were left to perish on windswept crags.
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LOL u guis hav bad grammer
You have bad spelling. O_o
You have bad spelling. O_o
stfu i no how 2 spel i just cba
In the good old days, children like Snail were left to perish on windswept crags.
There's always the possibility that he could have wrestled the vultures to the ground, compelled them to raise him, and returned 20 years later as The Vulture King, ravaging the surrounding lands.
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ALL HAIL THE VULTURE KING!
cuz lik, we al no how 2 spel.
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Driving a car is so much easier than it looks. Especially in the US, as all the cars have automatic transimissions and cruise control.
Actually, driving a crappy car is easier than driving a nice one. I'm much more likely to die in a firey crash driving Turambar's car than my mum's.
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I cannot imagine myself controlling a ton of metal.
That's the exact reason I'm reticent to go for my learners.
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Geezus, you guys are like 90% of my friends. Definitely old enough to get a license but not willing to have that kind of independence. I can't imagine actually wanting to have to have parents and other people cart me around. x.x
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And I have... never been at the wheel of a car. =/
Damn Taiwanese laws!
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And I have... never been at the wheel of a car. =/
Damn Taiwanese laws!
Try drinking too much redbull and behind the wheel of your parents car (underage) at 2:30 in the morning.
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I'd probably kill myself at an intersection. But hey, what teenager doesn't here? :lol:
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I still prefer public transport, but I don't deny that having a car is nice. The only problem is that I don't have the stomach for it...
...nor do the expressways in Singapore, for that matter.
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I'd probably kill myself at an intersection. But hey, what teenager doesn't here? :lol:
:lol:
Thank God my friends played Need for Speed
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I thought I did pretty well with the Grand Turismo 4 display at Game On, but then I had selected an automatic transmission, the Isuzu Piazza, and it's not the same as trying the real thing. :p
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I thought I did pretty well with the Grand Turismo 4 display at Game On, but then I had selected an automatic transmission, the Isuzu Piazza, and it's not the same as trying the real thing. :p
In my experience its close enough to have taught a few mates how to turn around the car (after taking it for a spin) and park it back in the driveway and cart me off as if nothing happened :pimp:
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Geezus, you guys are like 90% of my friends. Definitely old enough to get a license but not willing to have that kind of independence. I can't imagine actually wanting to have to have parents and other people cart me around. x.x
No, see i am truly independent. I don't have those strings called auto insurance, car company payments or brand loyalty gasoline.
The thing in alaska is that you don't want youth on the road in winter. Many don't know how to correct the steering when slipping on ice. A youth driving on a slippery road is most likely to crash because of panic because they didn't try straightening out with differential steering techniques.
Most other stuff in alaska on icy roads is not avoidable though, like on a high speed lane and the person in front of you just stops and you have to put the brake pedal to the floor super fast so you spin out and everyone else in back of you has to do that too. Situations like this are unavoidable for obvious reasons.
Alaskans also run many red lights in winter. Mainly because it is icy out and the light just turned red. You can either pull on your breaks and end up in the passing lane, or just go right on through.
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So... teach youth to effing drive? C'mon, it's not like older people just know how to do things.
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It's my opinion that in alaska parents teach their kids to drive well including day and night driving, but no teaching in icy conditions.
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It's my opinion that in alaska parents teach their kids to drive well including day and night driving, but no teaching in icy conditions.
Ask Nuke. Maybe he knows.
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Nuke doesn't live in the harsh interior.
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My mum taught me to drive when I was 10. "Oh it's snowing/raining/hurricaning? Now's a good time for you to learn things!"
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I learned to drive at the age of 18, I wasn't interested on driving until then. When I was little I tried, a couple of times, to play the role of the driver...and ended up with kind of worrying accidents... :nervous:
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I want a Finnish driving license. They teach a lot more there then just how to drive the car... They practically teach you how to drive the Finnish rally and live (It was on Top Gear).
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Well, that would make every driver with a Finnish driving license be qualified for rally racing then. ;7
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I want a Finnish driving license. They teach a lot more there then just how to drive the car... They practically teach you how to drive the Finnish rally and live (It was on Top Gear).
Well, that would make every driver with a Finnish driving license be qualified for rally racing then. ;7
That would be insanely, awesomely cool.
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I want a Finnish driving license. They teach a lot more there then just how to drive the car... They practically teach you how to drive the Finnish rally and live (It was on Top Gear).
Yeah, and if you run over at least 20 grannies during your driving test, they'll throw in a truck license for free. :yes:
It really isn't that special. We get the theory lessons, some driving lessons and such. There are only two "special" cases that we can and must also perform: driving in the dark and driving in winter conditions. The first one takes place in the autumn, on some secluded little road where it really is ****ing dark. No biggie, just learn how to use those headlights. The second is probably what you meant. Takes place in a closed training area. People learn how to handle slippery conditions by driving on sheet metal covered with oil. That was sorta cool. You drive around at 40km/h, then you must hit the breaks and when you do, you slide like 20km before the car stops.
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automatic transmissions
:doubt:
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I don't have much experience with manual vehicles. But i can drive a manual tractor and a manual atv, i never tried a manual car before.
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We get 30 hours of sitting in a classroom being bored to tears (6 straight hours of which is videos meant to horrify you into never drinking OR driving, let alone both, together) and then 6 hours of sitting in a car being bored to tears. And then we get a permit. Because your parents are supposed to teach you how to drive.
But I could already drive by then, so my driving instructor made me run errands for the three days.
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Yay I am 36! :P
and I still don't drive! :nervous:
LOL! :lol:
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I don't have much experience with manual vehicles. But i can drive a manual tractor and a manual atv, i never tried a manual car before.
If you can handle a frakkin' tractor, then a car would be no problem.
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oh ok :)
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Only if the car is a piece of crap. Slower pick-up and less sensitive steering wheel.
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Conversely, you don't have to worry about flipping a car over if you pop the clutch like you would with a tractor.
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Good because when i was 10, i made that tractor jump forward like 3 feet in the air. Then my grandpa showed me how to shift the gears on that thing again. I got it right the second tme.