So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - Printable Version

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - mr.pure - 29-07-09

I've never had this problem you guys keep mentioning.

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - Big J - 29-07-09

Yeah wasn't working on my phone last night, page was just blank. Could have just been my shitey Nokia though.

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - Funke - 29-07-09

Did UMAT today...
it was flipping hard...

if you guys don't know what it is then i'll explain it later.
here's a teaser question though.

"Excessive amounts of mercury in drinking water, which occurs only with certain types of industrial pollution, have been shown to cause Hobson'’s Disease. Island R has an economy based entirely on agriculture; modern industry of any kind is unknown. The inhabitants of Island R have an unusually high incidence of Hobson'’s Disease.

Which of the following can be inferred from the above statements?

Choose one answer.
A. Mercury in drinking water is actually perfectly safe
B. The inhabitants of Island R have mercury in their drinking water
C. Mercury in drinking water has sources other than industrial pollution
D. Hobson’s Disease must have causes other than mercury in drinking water"

another one
Research has found that speaking on mobile phones has a similar effect on a driver as a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of 0.10. Speaking on handheld and handsfree mobile phones caused the same number of accidents in most cases.

Which of the following can be concluded from the information?

Choose one answer.
A. If you have a BAC of 0.10 and are driving with a mobile phone, it is twice as likely that you will have a crash
B. Driving with a handheld phone is safer than driving with a BAC of 0.10
C. In the accidents investigated by the research, the same number of drivers were driving with handsfree mobiles as with handheld mobiles
D. The results suggest that the concentration involved in talking on a mobile rather than the use of hands is the reason why accidents occur

those are the shorter questions just so you guys are actually bothered to try =p

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - Big J - 29-07-09

That sort of stuff nips ma hied!

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - Lorrie - 29-07-09

I got them both right, no problem.

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - flyingcod - 29-07-09

D. It's always D.



fc unless there's an E

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - cracky - 29-07-09

If you have got an E you don't give a shit what the answer is

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - mr.pure - 29-07-09

I thought the answer was D and A.
How do you know you got them right Z ?

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - Akers - 29-07-09

I've spent most of today sorting out my accomodation and finance for Uni next year, I'm gonna be real fucked when I move away. Also waiting on Orange to update their systems so I can get my upgrade to the HTC Hero.

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RE: So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing? - Lorrie - 29-07-09

(29-07-09, 04:28 PM)mr.pure Wrote:  I thought the answer was D and A.
How do you know you got them right Z ?

I just know I got them right. I'm that confident in my mental acuity. And if someone suggests otherwise I'm sure I can convince them to see where I am right.

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