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For those of you who have this product (and judging by the number of learner drivers here, and its continual dominance of the budget chart, probably a lot of you) have a go on the hazard perception video tests. Go on. See the roads, streets, people? Well, that's where I live! The quiet country road surrounded by uphill grass - I went through that route during my last driving lesson. Wow.
What's more, and this is the really good part, I actually WORKED for Imagitech, the developer who made the driving theory and hazard program, last year - I wasn't actually doing the driving stuff, but I was messing around with JavaBeans.
So there you have it - my connection to the real world! Woohoo!
What's more, and this is the really good part, I actually WORKED for Imagitech, the developer who made the driving theory and hazard program, last year - I wasn't actually doing the driving stuff, but I was messing around with JavaBeans.
So there you have it - my connection to the real world! Woohoo!
I have a connection with the real world.
Me and Mr Ritze (doesn't post here much anymore) were at Thorpe Park and CITV were there for the quick trick show. I got to meet the host, joy, and I got to sit in the background on the Banana Monkey Ride thingy life bored out of my mine, falling asleep with all these kids screaming. :cD And it was on TV too, a few people who were watching recognised us.
*Giggles*
Me and Mr Ritze (doesn't post here much anymore) were at Thorpe Park and CITV were there for the quick trick show. I got to meet the host, joy, and I got to sit in the background on the Banana Monkey Ride thingy life bored out of my mine, falling asleep with all these kids screaming. :cD And it was on TV too, a few people who were watching recognised us.
*Giggles*
Amazing... *rolls eyes*
:cD
:cD
For those of you who have this product (and judging by the number of learner drivers here, and its continual dominance of the budget chart, probably a lot of you) have a go on the hazard perception video tests. Go on. See the roads, streets, people? Well, that's where I live! The quiet country road surrounded by uphill grass - I went through that route during my last driving lesson. Wow.
What's more, and this is the really good part, I actually WORKED for Imagitech, the developer who made the driving theory and hazard program, last year - I wasn't actually doing the driving stuff, but I was messing around with JavaBeans.
So there you have it - my connection to the real world! Woohoo!
What's more, and this is the really good part, I actually WORKED for Imagitech, the developer who made the driving theory and hazard program, last year - I wasn't actually doing the driving stuff, but I was messing around with JavaBeans.
So there you have it - my connection to the real world! Woohoo!