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Hoping to avoid the physical and property damage my oldest son experienced, when my youngest got his license I offered him a reward of $300 for no tickets and $300 for no accidents after a year. It worked.

Posted By: pangloss
Date: Thursday, January 26, 2012 at 05:25 pm

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NEW: My 15 year old passed her written exam in drivers ed today. Getting her a learners permit this weekend. This is the scariest experience of my life. I have been letting her drive a little already. Just across the street. Someone please tell me I am
LadyUte - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:31 pm [ID# 1317398] [reply]

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NEW: You're not going to make it through this (nm)
Dawminator - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:38 pm [ID# 1317400] [reply]

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NEW: This totally sucks ass!! (nm)
LadyUte - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:42 pm [ID# 1317402] [reply]

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NEW: Make her take the test again. Maybe this time she will flunk. Problem solved. (nm)
Newbomb Turk - Top 25 Poster -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:51 pm [ID# 1317431] [reply]

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NEW: The good thing about girls is they tend to get into fender benders, whereas boys total cars. I'm speaking in general terms, but this is the reason teenage girls insurance is cheaper than teenage boys.
480ute - Top 25 Poster -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:54 pm [ID# 1317432] [reply]

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NEW: Statistics show that the vast majority of fatalities that occur when a teenager is learning to drive occur when a parent strangles them. (nm)
Archie Fenquist - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:42 pm [ID# 1317403] [reply]

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NEW: Statistics show that most accidents occur within 5 miles of your home. So I suggest you move. (short)
Maji Man - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:46 pm [ID# 1317404] [reply]

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NEW: RE: My 15 year old passed her written exam in drivers ed today. Getting her a learners permit this weekend. This is the scariest experience of my life. I have been letting her drive a little already. Just across the street. Someone please tell me I a
Forever Crimson - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:48 pm [ID# 1317406] [reply]

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NEW: Agree with no other teenagers in the car. She already has to stop and look to find her blinker just to turn. Talking and driving would not work for her. (nm)
LadyUte - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:54 pm [ID# 1317410] [reply]

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NEW: Pull the fuse on the radio. My kids had to go a year before they could listen to music. (nm)
RedDog - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:14 pm [ID# 1317415] [reply]

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NEW: Xanax (nm)
pangloss - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:48 pm [ID# 1317407] [reply]

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NEW: You survived Hell Bus. You will survive this.
Greginslc - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:48 pm [ID# 1317408] [reply]

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NEW: The Hell Bus was a piece of cake compared to this (nm)
LadyUte - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 04:56 pm [ID# 1317411] [reply]

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NEW: RE: My 15 year old passed her written exam in drivers ed today. Getting her a learners permit this weekend. This is the scariest experience of my life. I have been letting her drive a little already. Just across the street. Someone please tell me I a
ute_fan_79 - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:05 pm [ID# 1317413] [reply]

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NEW: Here's some real help
pangloss - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:17 pm [ID# 1317417] [reply]

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NEW: Hoping to avoid the physical and property damage my oldest son experienced, when my youngest got his license I offered him a reward of $300 for no tickets and $300 for no accidents after a year. It worked.
pangloss - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:25 pm [ID# 1317420] [reply]

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NEW: I wrecked my parents car 1 week after I received my license. Would love to avoid that. Offering money sounds like a great motivator. (nm)
LadyUte - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:29 pm [ID# 1317421] [reply]

NEW: Forget about the concerns of teaching her to drive. Your insurance rates are going to go through the roof now. (nm)
GarthUte - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:30 pm [ID# 1317422] [reply]

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NEW: One of the Scariest Days of my life was watching my daughter drive out the driveway for the first time alone.
Tomahawk - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:33 pm [ID# 1317423] [reply]

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NEW: My almost 18 yr old boy still doesn't even have a permit.
SubstiUTE - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:49 pm [ID# 1317430] [reply]

NEW: Jordan Wynn didn't get his license until he was 19. Just wasn't on his priority list. (nm)
61_Shasta - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 06:35 pm [ID# 1317447] [reply]

NEW: My oldest turned 16 in October. She is a Beautiful smart girl, But behind the wheel of a car she turns intp a scared little squirrel. God have mercy on your soul. Scares me to death to drive with mine lol. (nm)
BadBadUte - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 05:46 pm [ID# 1317429] [reply]

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NEW: RE: My 15 year old passed her written exam in drivers ed today. Getting her a learners permit this weekend. This is the scariest experience of my life. I have been letting her drive a little already. Just across the street. Someone please tell me I a
trulyred86 - -- Thursday 26 January 2012, at 07:40 pm [ID# 1317467] [reply]


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