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Well, I don't go fishing at all
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I love sailing because you can go with the wind (that means silance, no engine exhost, etc), completely merged in nature
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Few corrections there. In Japan you can choose to only have a license for automatic transmission. And I would say the "training" is much more expensive than rigorous. You go every saturday for a few months or 2 weeks straight in the holidays. After that, unless you are as dumb as a rock, you get your license. The price goes for 2500 - 3000 USD.JeossMayhem wrote: In Japan, the legal driving age is 18. And, training is much more rigorous, strict, and lasts much longer that it does in America. All students are required to know how to drive both automatic and manuals. I think this, along with the avaliability of public transportation, greatly reduces the number of ingorance/alcohol related accidents.
Lolrus. You just made me laugh a lotLeafPiece wrote:Don't fold and drive, everyone. Very dangerous.