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Topic: To The Kids
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December 20, 2008 at
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With finals over and heading into the break, our high school and more importantly, a family, lost a kid on the way home from tests Thursday. Harsh. A lot of us have kids that drive. Please remind them to be careful in the wintery driving conditions and not to get wreckless. Christmas sucks when you have a bunch of stuff under the tree for someone that isnt gonna be able to open them.
http://www.morganhilltimes.com/news/251977-updated-live-oak-student-killed-in-accident-on-condit-road
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December 20, 2008 at
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Thanks Stu, My boy just got his driver Lic yesterday. I wake up call for sure.
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December 20, 2008 at
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sad news to be sure. i noticed in the article that the driver had just got his license and had a 17 year old pasenger in the car. am i wrong in thinking that these days you have to have your license for a certian amount of time before you can drive with someone other than a licensed driver over 21 or something like that in the car? i am lucky as are prob'ly others on here that i survived my teenaged driving years. we lived in the country and i had wiped out two of my parents vehichles before i was in jr high. my step dad asked me if i thought i was marshall sargent. i said no. he said "you sure crash like him!"
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December 21, 2008 at
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my only breath of relief is when I go out to the garage in the morning for coffee and see all the cars where they are supposed to be and no damage.
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