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ARGHHHHH BLARGHHHH SCARYYYNNESSSS
and some bloke is still in my house taking doors off.
I think he's either a joiner or a gypsie.
GUH!
and some bloke is still in my house taking doors off.
I think he's either a joiner or a gypsie.
GUH!
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Don't forget
5) Offer them a ciggarette.
They always throw that one in, tricky basts.
It makes sense, though - checks the air ways, and if there's no response it starts the cremation up nice and early anyway.
A cigar would have been better, though, or a big meaty joint.
5) Offer them a ciggarette.
They always throw that one in, tricky basts.
It makes sense, though - checks the air ways, and if there's no response it starts the cremation up nice and early anyway.
A cigar would have been better, though, or a big meaty joint.
Did you pass your practical gerrid?
no you would have failed, dear.
You arrive at the scene of an accident and see an injured person lying in the road. What should you do first?
1) Give them a drink of wine
2) Whisper lovingly in their ear
3) Roast garlic bread on the charred corpses laying around about
4) Check airways and look for any bleeding
You arrive at the scene of an accident and see an injured person lying in the road. What should you do first?
1) Give them a drink of wine
2) Whisper lovingly in their ear
3) Roast garlic bread on the charred corpses laying around about
4) Check airways and look for any bleeding
Turn off the engine?
It's more like:
Q) Which of these should you do before leaving your car?
1) Sound the horn
2) Put your sidelights on
3) Lock the doors and remove the key
4) Lock the doors and leave the key in the lock
Q) Which of these should you do before leaving your car?
1) Sound the horn
2) Put your sidelights on
3) Lock the doors and remove the key
4) Lock the doors and leave the key in the lock
I read that as 'likely' first time.. Too impatient to take time to read something twice over or take note of what it says. A perfect example, no? :) Therefore would've chosen talking on a phone [or in my case arguing cause it'd no doubt turn into a fight]
An example of one of the unbelievably hard practice questions:
Q) Which one of these actions is most unlikely to cause loss of concentration on a long journey?
-Playing loud music
-Talking on a phone
-Arguing with a passenger
-Taking a break every couple of hours
Duh.
Q) Which one of these actions is most unlikely to cause loss of concentration on a long journey?
-Playing loud music
-Talking on a phone
-Arguing with a passenger
-Taking a break every couple of hours
Duh.
Apart from when they ask you how long the braking distance is when travelling at 50mph. :P I knw that but its the only example I could think of. :P
I just bought a theory test revision book.
Seems it's all pretty much just common sense to me.
Seems it's all pretty much just common sense to me.
Got mine tomorrow at 12. Not too bothered about hazard perception, cus I'm reasonably good at that. It's just those stupid multiple choice questions. The software I have, hasnt been great. On one questions it'll ask you to select 2 answers. Then another time, on the same question, it asks you to select one of the options, when the previous two are there. Tis kinda annoying. Been getting consistent high marks on the mocks so I shouldnt really worry.
On another note, i've just realised how crap Windows Media Player is at randomising songs. I had a load of songs by one band in a playlist of loads of other artists and somehow they all stayed together. :S
On another note, i've just realised how crap Windows Media Player is at randomising songs. I had a load of songs by one band in a playlist of loads of other artists and somehow they all stayed together. :S
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