250K part 2

[Shadow of Darkness]

Hmmm, I don't like school, even the stupid stuff you do there ist strange, so I don't think that it tastes good

You're probably right about that.

well you'll never know until you try, I guess.

Nuh, better not. I might die of digesting problems afterwards.

 

[bumpzilla]

No, there are some US states, which have similar policies about driving and stuff so you are allowed to drive at least in Germany (don't know about the other European countries though) with a license from those states. For example WA is one of those states. It's kinda complecated though.

crazy lol

 

[\m/Pizzajunkie\m/]

You're probably right about that.

Yeah! xD

good for you

Pffffft!

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

well you just did
...now going to attempt to read it

aw, too many big words

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Nuh, better not. I might die of digesting problems afterwards.

true.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

aw, too many big words

was worth a shot, I guess

 

[Shadow of Darkness]

Okay ... today is Friday ... 2 other days left till Monday ... yeah, ok, on Monday I'll bite other students, teacher, chairs, tables, blackboards and the school building itself! xD

Hm, I'll be back there tomorrow. Just without the teachers.

well you just did
...now going to attempt to read it

Good luck. It's this crazy "Beamtendeutsch" which mostly noone understands except attorneys and those people dealing with that kind of stuff.

crazy lol

It is. But I think they changed it again. The last time I read about it, was almost 2 years ago since I wanted to know whether I could get my license in the US.

 

[bumpzilla]

was worth a shot, I guess

 

[Lady_Wolf]

Friend of mine, who has an US license has to get a new one here in NL, but he refuses, so he lets his girl drive

 

[Shadow of Darkness]

true.

There you go.

was worth a shot, I guess

See, I told you.

 

[Quark]

Well, then... I can't hel you.



Well, ok then. Drivers license stuff

About 6 months.







No, there are some US states, which have similar policies about driving and stuff so you are allowed to drive at least in Germany (don't know about the other European countries though) with a license from those states. For example WA is one of those states. It's kinda complecated though.

But that's for "transferring"/changing a US drivers' license into a German one.

I know, we (Europeans) can drive (as TOURISTS) in the US with OUR drivers' license.
The other way around too.
I'm not talking about people who are planning on LIVING here. That's different.
(I know at least for Belgium, and Germany)

Have to know for next year though. (talking about a MD drivers' license)

 

[eklof]

sooo I can?
cool, anyone want to lend me their car for the Autobahn?

Well at least for half a year.

It is a strange law. In Germany you have to be 18 to drive on your own. I know kids who got their driving licence in America at the age of 16, came back, were then allowed to drive for half a year and after that, had to stop and wait till they reached the legal age for driving.

 

[Shadow of Darkness]

Friend of mine, who has an US license has to get a new one here in NL, but he refuses, so he lets his girl drive

That works as well.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

was worth a shot, I guess

*looking it up on Google*
hm, looks like I actually understood correctly
...well, at least the few important parts

 

[bumpzilla]

It is. But I think they changed it again. The last time I read about it, was almost 2 years ago since I wanted to know whether I could get my license in the US.

they always change rules and laws every day it seems