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  • ghuns

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    My wife totaled the driver's ed car. :laugh:

    I always lead with that in any discussion about her driving. But to be fair, she was T-boned by a dump truck that ran a red light.
    I should add, all walked away with only bumps and bruises.

    The most traumatic part of the experience for her was the first cop on scene, upon learning that a student driver was driving, yelled at her, as if she was automatically at fault and told her she wouldn't be able to get her license until she was 18. Her instructor stuck up for her. Told the cop to eff all the way off and get his supervisor, or just someone else who's head wasn't up there arse on scene. Even the dump truck driver jumped in and immediately accepted responsibility. Said the light turned yellow and he was hard on the brakes but there was no way he could stop in time. This happened in downtown South Bend and the city ended up agreeing with the truck driver and made all the yellow lights a few seconds longer.
     

    Mongo59

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    I should add, all walked away with only bumps and bruises.

    The most traumatic part of the experience for her was the first cop on scene, upon learning that a student driver was driving, yelled at her, as if she was automatically at fault and told her she wouldn't be able to get her license until she was 18. Her instructor stuck up for her. Told the cop to eff all the way off and get his supervisor, or just someone else who's head wasn't up there arse on scene. Even the dump truck driver jumped in and immediately accepted responsibility. Said the light turned yellow and he was hard on the brakes but there was no way he could stop in time. This happened in downtown South Bend and the city ended up agreeing with the truck driver and made all the yellow lights a few seconds longer.
    Well, there was enough brain injury to where she married you...
     

    two70

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    I graduated SHS in 1987 and I think our class was in the 130’s. People had bigger families back then.

    The school must have been a ghost town while you were there.
    I'm thinking we're talking about two different S high schools. Mine, located in the SW corner of the state rarely had more than 200 kids total in 9-12 grades and couldn't have dealt with more than 100 in one class.
     

    Quiet Observer

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    Agreed! Why give up all this info when there is no need to?
    It is extremely unlikely that a hacker trying to hack an account is going come here to see if someone is a member here, know their screen name, and if they answered this thread. The name of their high school would also have to be one of their security questions for the subject account. You can use true or false answers or almost any characters for answers to your security questions. tY6h$%* could be your mother's maiden name or your high school. You just have to remember the characters that you designated as the answer.
     

    Mongo59

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    It is extremely unlikely that a hacker trying to hack an account is going come here to see if someone is a member here, know their screen name, and if they answered this thread. The name of their high school would also have to be one of their security questions for the subject account. You can use true or false answers or almost any characters for answers to your security questions. tY6h$%* could be your mother's maiden name or your high school. You just have to remember the characters that you designated as the answer.
    Way too much thought went in to that answer. Beer break!
     
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