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fandomhigh2009-10-01 02:52 am
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Driver's Ed [Thursday, Week 5, Period 2]
Ziva had handwavily notified everyone to dress warmly for class today, and the reason for that would become apparent when the students came into the Danger Shop and found that it was snowing.
"Good afternoon," she said. "It is now October, which means that we are firmly into fall, and winter will not be far behind. I know that Maryland does not usually get large amounts of snow, but I also know that most of you, if not all, will not stay here when you have finished school. You might end up in an environment where the weather is especially frigid, and therefore, you must learn how to get around."
The racetrack looked a little different today, with the snow and all, but the biggest change was in their vehicles. "Cars are often useless in weather like this, and in places where there are weeks and months of nothing but snow and ice, people must find other ways to get around." She gave them an overview of how to work the snowmobiles and then waved them towards the track. "Go on and see how well you can handle this kind of driving," she said. "If you wish to race each other, I certainly would not blame you."
"Good afternoon," she said. "It is now October, which means that we are firmly into fall, and winter will not be far behind. I know that Maryland does not usually get large amounts of snow, but I also know that most of you, if not all, will not stay here when you have finished school. You might end up in an environment where the weather is especially frigid, and therefore, you must learn how to get around."
The racetrack looked a little different today, with the snow and all, but the biggest change was in their vehicles. "Cars are often useless in weather like this, and in places where there are weeks and months of nothing but snow and ice, people must find other ways to get around." She gave them an overview of how to work the snowmobiles and then waved them towards the track. "Go on and see how well you can handle this kind of driving," she said. "If you wish to race each other, I certainly would not blame you."
Take the Snowmobiles Out [10/01]
Re: Take the Snowmobiles Out [10/01]
Oh yeah. This was going to be fun.
Re: Take the Snowmobiles Out [10/01]