Passing NJ Driving theory test
#46
Re: Passing NJ Driving theory test
Not to beat the dead horse but in my former career endeavors I would review (read and analyze) a document and make any revisions I felt were required.
As said - common language with major differences. Interesting how one language has evolved. Imagine, and know first hand, how it has evolved in Canada, as well as between provinces. Just as each State in the US has different uses and meanings to the same phrases and/or words.
Still laugh that in Canada being 'pissed' means being drunk.
In the US being 'pissed' means being angry.
Fun ain't it
As said - common language with major differences. Interesting how one language has evolved. Imagine, and know first hand, how it has evolved in Canada, as well as between provinces. Just as each State in the US has different uses and meanings to the same phrases and/or words.
Still laugh that in Canada being 'pissed' means being drunk.
In the US being 'pissed' means being angry.
Fun ain't it
Last edited by Jerseygirl; Oct 13th 2017 at 6:02 pm.
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Re: Passing NJ Driving theory test
Talking to a female colleague, I commented on the fur seat covers she had in her car. She said "That's so I don't burn my fanny". I then explained to her what that meant to me. She turned red.
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Re: Passing NJ Driving theory test
A couple of times we have driven up 287 north...then east north of the lake to Toronto. We found it takes much longer than than Rt 80 etc.
If you wish to fly....from Newark to Buffalo...or from Newark to Toronto’s Billy Bishop Airport (a much better experience than Pearson)...it is also located downtown.
Last edited by Jerseygirl; Oct 24th 2017 at 12:15 pm.