Im 16 and its my spring break. My parents work everyday... so I cant go anywhere during the week in the daytime. I really want to go lift or a friends house or something.. because therse nothing to do at my house, except play games. Which is what ive been doing the past 3 days, and this is really a waste of a good break. What did you all do in your free time before you could drive?
What is there to do before your license?
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howardalex
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sit at home eating crisps, biscuits....maybe some more crisps toobigshot said:
also, optimum sleeping pattern in the holidays is 4 in the morning 'til 3 in the afternoon - trust me, I'm a student
djSlvt
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Play a sport. Football, soccer, hockey. If you have money drive a cart, you will have a lot of fun with that, hurry, because time is slipping away. They say you can drive cart at any age, but you can look good doing it only when you're young and skinny!
You can catch a bus to go where you want to drive.
It be a good idea to start working out at 16. Either buffing up or getting skinny and buff. You'll have a lot more fun in college, especially if you study and learn the game, and make it your own, so thats something to practice.
Hang out with people of your age. Honestely, I cant see you driving to a place like south beach and women women in their 20ties. Those are into guys that are older or their age, but not kids. If you start buffing up you could look more mature..
You can catch a bus to go where you want to drive.
It be a good idea to start working out at 16. Either buffing up or getting skinny and buff. You'll have a lot more fun in college, especially if you study and learn the game, and make it your own, so thats something to practice.
Hang out with people of your age. Honestely, I cant see you driving to a place like south beach and women women in their 20ties. Those are into guys that are older or their age, but not kids. If you start buffing up you could look more mature..
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Gym.Thai Foon said:
Backyard experiments. Fire is fun and extreemly deadly.
Read. Bike places, wherever I need to go.
Street hockey.
Tell her a little about yourself, but not too much. Maintain some mystery. Give her something to think about and wonder about when she's at home.
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Good idea. Now all he needs is an expensive Motorbike and a hella lot of insurance that costs an arm and a leg.bigshot said:
Lets not mention the expense of the testing and training.
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Read books, play sports, learn to cook real food, etc.
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No its not. He's a 16 year old kid. Doesn't even drive a car yet... so he should get a motorcycle?bigshot said:
That's like saying "He should be a basketball player" but he has no hand-eye co-ordination and only one good eye.
djSlvt
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Scooters under 50cc, or in some states more cc, do not require a license. Thats what I need, since my license is bad.
50cc is a pretty good size, it can be modified for more air flow through intake and exhaust, you can burn alcohol, you can stroke and bore the engine. My friend, if he's not lying, had a guy register a 250 horse motor on a schooter as 50cc, that's like the best way.
If you watched American Chopper, thats what Miky had after failing motorcycle endorcement test. I think no insurance on those.
50cc is a pretty good size, it can be modified for more air flow through intake and exhaust, you can burn alcohol, you can stroke and bore the engine. My friend, if he's not lying, had a guy register a 250 horse motor on a schooter as 50cc, that's like the best way.
If you watched American Chopper, thats what Miky had after failing motorcycle endorcement test. I think no insurance on those.
Abbott
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Wow...this is a tough one. Hmm...back when I didn't have a license, I basically didn't do much of anything, except play some games.
If you want to "lift," well okay. But, are there other exercises you can do at the house? Is there a bar, shaft, or something where you can do pull-ups? Push-ups are possible almost anywhere.
Is anyone else willing to give you a ride to places? If so, I recommend making it up to them but not in money. Like, at the pictures perhaps offer to buy their ticket, or something like that.
I'm guessing you don't live in a really urban area (Chicago, NYC, etc.). Those are the only places where it's practical to get along without a car, and actually have decent public transit. Anywhere else, you need a car.
I should warn you though...it's basically stays hard until you turn 21. Then you can buy alcohol legally, and get into any bar or club (that I know of). Okay, so some of them don't require you to be 21 to get in, but it's pretty stupid to go there and then not drink at all (like, not even one or two drinks).
That's my experience anyway. I've never met so many people until I turned 21 and started going to bars and clubs. As long as you don't get wasted and start acting like a fool it's great.
If you want to "lift," well okay. But, are there other exercises you can do at the house? Is there a bar, shaft, or something where you can do pull-ups? Push-ups are possible almost anywhere.
Is anyone else willing to give you a ride to places? If so, I recommend making it up to them but not in money. Like, at the pictures perhaps offer to buy their ticket, or something like that.
I'm guessing you don't live in a really urban area (Chicago, NYC, etc.). Those are the only places where it's practical to get along without a car, and actually have decent public transit. Anywhere else, you need a car.
I should warn you though...it's basically stays hard until you turn 21. Then you can buy alcohol legally, and get into any bar or club (that I know of). Okay, so some of them don't require you to be 21 to get in, but it's pretty stupid to go there and then not drink at all (like, not even one or two drinks).
That's my experience anyway. I've never met so many people until I turned 21 and started going to bars and clubs. As long as you don't get wasted and start acting like a fool it's great.
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It doesn't matter how good-looking you are, how romantic you are, how funny you are... or anything else. If she doesn't have something INVESTED in you and the relationship, preferably quite a LOT invested, she'll dump you, without even the slightest hesitation, as soon as someone a little more "interesting" comes along.
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