SR V: To boldly go where no room has gone before

Ricochet wrote: Soooo...was I absolutely the only person that couldn't access PA at all today?

 I had no problems with it

JJLehto wrote: Ricochet wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: Repetition is not cool or interesting. But is part of music itself, dammit! Nope, absolutely not. I will not have repetition in my music. No song I write will play the same thing for more than 1.6 seconds.

Good luck, mein serialist/aleatorische musikmacher.

Ricochet wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: Repetition is not cool or interesting. But is part of music itself, dammit!

Nope, absolutely not. I will not have repetition in my music. No song I write will play the same thing for more than 1.6 seconds.

Henry Plainview wrote: Repetition is not cool or interesting.

But is part of music itself, dammit!

TGM: Orb wrote: James wrote: Well two of my female friends took it recently and passed and they're no way as intelligent as your good self.  So you should breeze through. Passed without much trouble. Wasn't a hugely interesting test and not as many novelty questions as I'd hoped for. The hazard perception took aaaaaages.

Well done.

Just remember, in England they drive on the left. 

Soft Mountain is outstanding, but why wouldn't it be?

I can't believe this is still going, well, I can, but...

I don't think it's hideously easy, anyway, since you need 43/50 or something on the 'theory' and an amount on the hazard perception which is high enough to mess you around if you over or underclick. It's just moronic. I mean, why do I need to know the speed limit for a car with a trailer on the motorway... or first aid related material, or which driving agency I need to contact to tell about medical issues that might interfere with my driving... I mean, it's not easy (I only put up some of the most stupid questions here) but it's not easy for ridiculous reasons or ones which aren't actually in the Highway Code anyway. I wouldn't mind so much if the questions I was liable to get wrong were ones that would actually affect my road safety, but I'm concerned I'll end up getting 7 or 8 ones wrong because the question's phrased badly or the topic isn't actually driving specific.

I mean, one of the questions asked at what age my insurance premium was likely to go down... how is that important to verifying whether you can drive?

brrrr.... stupid.

The driving theory test appears moronic. Particularly dreading 'hazard perception'.

For the last five days or so I've woken up with Octahedron songs blasting out in my head. For a few days it was Teflon, yesterday Desperate Graves and today Since We've Been Wrong. Guess I should listen to it today then.

hahaha, I try my hardest to piss people off so much that they forget about their other problems


seriously though, me and my girlfriend are the same way (although with pregnancy I'm sure that's a whole new level of awesome things to experience in a woman) - usually I cool off and let things blow over then apologize when my head is in the right place - which is seems that you're doing, so kudos!