You can do poooorrrn in the US aged 18 and get bukkaked like MuDD on a night out with LVG, Giggs and Anderson but you cat drink until you're 21

*cant drink

You can start whacking off as early as 10 years old apparently.

Your parents pay tax on their earnings but if they save and leave you an inheritance over a certain value, this is liable for tax also

comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 3 minutes ago
Your parents pay tax on their earnings but if they save and leave you an inheritance over a certain value, this is liable for tax also
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Hate that

Gunner

The OP started well before that.

Join the army at 16
Legally buy call of duty at 18

*Frankie Boyle

comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 22 minutes ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 3 minutes ago
Your parents pay tax on their earnings but if they save and leave you an inheritance over a certain value, this is liable for tax also
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Hate that
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I also hate that

Breaking the law makes it a more enjoyable wannk

dunc, has your mum pulled your internet access or something?

Not sure about the UK but in Ireland you can fail your drivign test and then drive home

that's not all she's pulled lately...

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comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
Not sure about the UK but in Ireland you can fail your drivign test and then drive home
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What?!

comment by Robben (U1145)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
Not sure about the UK but in Ireland you can fail your drivign test and then drive home
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Makes sense...

In the UK, even if you pass your test you're not insured to drive the car after the test has finished.

comment by Robben (U1145)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
Not sure about the UK but in Ireland you can fail your drivign test and then drive home
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yeah basically a learner driver is meant ot be accompanied by a fully licenced driver at all times, but I've done it myself, went to do my first test, absolutley made a mess of it so much I'm sure the woman giving it was scared fro her life, got back, got told I failed, went out and drove myself home with no one in the car with me!

Well, that's just stupid. My instructor picked me up in his car so I could drive down to do the test, then he waited and I drove home

comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
Your parents pay tax on their earnings but if they save and leave you an inheritance over a certain value, this is liable for tax also
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The problem with the alternative is that generations down the line enjoy a wealth that they have not earned - we already have a huge issue with inherited wealth, so doing away with this tax would surely exacerbate the issue.

comment by Robben (U1145)
posted 1 minute ago
Well, that's just stupid. My instructor picked me up in his car so I could drive down to do the test, then he waited and I drove home
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Yeah I know mate, the instructors offer to do this here too, but you can do the test in your own car and drive yourself to the test centre, fail and drive home

Also the test doesn't cover driving on the Motorway, you can't drive on it as a L driver but as soon as you pass the test you can, but you will never have experienced driving on a motorway, especially merging which is one of the hardest things to do as a novice driver.

That's not legal though

Yeah, that's the same here. Dual carriageways are fine, but not M roads... so you can practise on dual A roads

If people drove correctly on motorways, I suspect over half of traffic jams would be solved instantly.

Sadly, too many people drive like massive caants so only driverless cars can save us now.

Winston

Mostly caused by idiots sat in the outside lane

Robben (U1145)

That and tailgating.

comment by Robben (U1145)
posted 4 minutes ago
That's not legal though
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yeah I know it's madness, legally you'd be ok if there was a fully licenced driver with you, but I know loads of people, myself included who have done this. It was years ago when I actually passed but have not heard that this has changed.