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

Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Epignosis wrote: Did you know Phideaux is a soap opera director?  He directs General Hospital. Oh wow, he also directed Young And The Restless for almost a year. And Passions (which is a hilarious soap opera in a weird way).  And numerous other soap operas.

Oh yeah, I forgot how I watched some Passions three-four ages ago.

My mother watches Y&R, and so does her mother. That makes me a combobreaker, no wonder she wanted a girl (at first). The latter, bless her heart, will definitely not live to see the end of the show, while my mother might.

Ricochet wrote: Epignosis wrote: Did you know Phideaux is a soap opera director?  He directs General Hospital. Oh wow, he also directed Young And The Restless for almost a year.

And Passions (which is a hilarious soap opera in a weird way).  And numerous other soap operas.

Did you know Phideaux is a soap opera director?  He directs General Hospital.

Rico's signature contains

a.)  misspellings
b.)  utter failures
c.)  a last.fm artist table
d.)  all of the above

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Edited by Padraic - July 13 2009 at 09:15

Schnippelnraum V: Mutig zu gehen wo kein Raum hat zuvor gefürht

^^ I like the structure of the question.  

Which of the following is a good thing?

1.  Bad thing
2.  Good thing
3.  Bad thing
4.  Bad thing

* Rob's initial driving test post


Edited by Padraic - July 13 2009 at 09:07

oh, comic gold...

A driver's behaviour has upset you. It may help if you Mark one answer. < name="Question 34" value="0" =""> Stop and take a break < name="Question 34" value="1" =""> Shout abusive language < name="Question 34" value="2" =""> Gesture to them with your hand < name="Question 34" value="3" =""> Follow their car, flashing your headlights

It seems to be a case of ironically juxtaposing intelligent questions that require knowledge, asinine questions that require the ability to read and asinine questions with no obviously right answer.

And what sort of a question is this?

How can you help to prevent your car radio from being stolen?

Mark one answer.

< name="Question 29" value="0" =""> Park in an unlit area
< name="Question 29" value="1" =""> Hide the radio with a blanket
< name="Question 29" value="2" =""> Park near a busy junction
< name="Question 29" value="3" =""> Install a security-coded radio

Epignosis wrote: Guten tag Anfänger!

Nouns always written with capitals.

But let this be rephrased overall:

"Guten tag Chef und Gecko!"

Planning your journey to avoid busy times has a number of advantages. One of these is

Mark one answer.

< name="Question 18" value="0" =""> Your journey will take longer
< name="Question 18" value="1" =""> You will have a more pleasant journey
< name="Question 18" value="2" =""> You will cause more pollution
< name="Question 18" value="3" =""> Your stress levels will be greater

I'm so making a concept album played entirely on piano, harmonium and non-held guitar to express the stupidity of this question.