*remembers infant school when a girl cried when she was paired up with him*
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Originally posted by abigsmurf View PostThe Japanese have the right idea with ear cleaning. Putting your head on a cute girl's lap and having her clean your ear. Also heard that getting your ears syringed by a nurse feels incredibly nice.
Thing that brought a smile to my face today: found out today that the software I've been working on as the sole coder has been shortlisted for an award.
Good work!
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Superb. I remember after passing, all I could think was, ' no more money wasted on lessons, no more getting up early for Saturday lessons, wahoo I can drink on a Friday night now, no more hours of gut-tumbling worry before evening lessons, etc'
It really was a big emotional and financial weight off my shoulders. I'm not at all fussed about driving; this was just something that had to be done at the time.
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Passing the driving test does feel very awesome. Especially given I felt like crap after failing it the first time (examiner stamped on the brakes in the first 5 minutes because I thought a woman was letting me go and he thought otherwise).
Passing is pot luck really, it's incredibly easy to just be unlucky and get a serious fault in a test you'd otherwise pass. Especially if you were forced to do something by other drivers (drivers coming the other way not stopping when a road goes down to a single lane because of parked cars when you have right of way and nowhere to pull in to is a common occurrence around here, as is no indicating on traffic lights).
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It was a case of third time lucky for me. First time I had some miserable woman as an examiner (this could be a biased statement due to her failing me) who did not put me at ease at all. I was sweating buckets, literally. Second time the chap was nice, but I managed to cock it up as I turned out of the test centre. (Some muppet in a low sports car came barrelling round the corner and I was looking the other way after not seeing it due to some hedges. To top it off, I go no minors at all. Just one serious.
Then today, I managed it with absolutely no minors or errors. Chap said it was one of the best tests he had done. (My instructor had to relay this to me as I was still stuck on the 'I am very pleased to say you have passed...'. Cue grin and fist pumping to the sky.
Unfortunately I neglected to remember I was still sat in the car so my momentous fist pumping sky moment turned into me punching the roof of the car. I recovered well though, you'll all be chuffed to hear!
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