Um, this is embarrassing. Please help.

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Um, this is embarrassing. Please help.

So I'm not sure this is THE appropriate place for it, but I need some advice. The advice I require isn't about religion or non-religion, it's actually about a speeding ticket. As some of you know I am only sixteen and I've just recently acquired my drivers license. Today I unfortunately let my mood get the better of me and drove angry. I was going 62 in a 45 zone. I am absolutely terrified as to the possible repercussions my parents will impose on me. I'm at there mercy, but I was wondering if you guys could possibly give me any advice to soften the blow.

Thank you guys. Again I realize this might not be an appropriate place for a discussion like this, but I'd like to try all the same. I am pretty desperate.

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Nyarlathotep's picture
I think your topic is well
CyberLN's picture
In a word: humility.
algebe's picture
Well I don't know your
Pitar's picture
Ah, the prolific 16 y/o
Seenyab4's picture
Thank you guys, I do have a
Apple Pi's picture
This is the reason I skipped
mykcob4's picture
Well, remember, USUALLY your
Nyarlathotep's picture
Well my wake up call was an
Seenyab4's picture
Well I got till December 12,
Sir Random's picture
"....I want to ride my
ThePragmatic's picture
LoL
chimp3's picture
Admitting to your parents
SecularSonOfABiscuitEater's picture
When I got my first ticket I

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