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Old 4 Dec 2007, 12:03 (Ref:2081327)   #26
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84% - Just happy to have passed & beaten Mr Bahr ( well I can't beat him on the track )
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Old 4 Dec 2007, 23:56 (Ref:2081732)   #27
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Oh I forgt to list mine, it was 84, a pass, but only just. Being drunk at the time probably hurt me with silly mistakes.
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Old 5 Dec 2007, 03:44 (Ref:2081803)   #28
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Being drunk at the time probably hurt me...
Not too different from University times then?
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Old 5 Dec 2007, 14:00 (Ref:2082134)   #29
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64%.

Gives me great confidence heading into my Physics exam next week...!
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Old 5 Dec 2007, 17:35 (Ref:2082250)   #30
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dtype38 has a real shot at the podium!dtype38 has a real shot at the podium!dtype38 has a real shot at the podium!dtype38 has a real shot at the podium!
64%! Physics Exam!

But not to worry, one of my best friends used to be a nuclear physicist and he doesn't know his left hand screw thread from his tyre lever! He's pretty good with high pressure sodium boiling regimes though
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Old 6 Dec 2007, 03:08 (Ref:2082553)   #31
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Not too different from University times then?
I remember starting Uni... then I had a peice of paper and I was working... just can't connect the dots
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Old 7 Dec 2007, 08:06 (Ref:2083396)   #32
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2% and im a mechanic
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Old 7 Dec 2007, 08:47 (Ref:2083418)   #33
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GORDON STREETER is going for a new world record!GORDON STREETER is going for a new world record!GORDON STREETER is going for a new world record!GORDON STREETER is going for a new world record!GORDON STREETER is going for a new world record!GORDON STREETER is going for a new world record!GORDON STREETER is going for a new world record!
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Old 7 Dec 2007, 12:28 (Ref:2083570)   #34
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Exactly on the pass mark... phew.
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Old 7 Dec 2007, 22:20 (Ref:2083982)   #35
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430 = 86%
Not bad for a failed chemical engineer who now sells drugs. Despite all those questions about gears I still don't understand how a differential works
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Old 9 Dec 2007, 16:43 (Ref:2084915)   #36
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420, 84%... and I'm building a car for next season in my garage right now!

Worried me half way through as it told me "correct answer" on one of the questions. But only one..!
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Old 11 Dec 2007, 12:24 (Ref:2086453)   #37
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Dont ask me to repair your gearbox!!
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Old 13 Dec 2007, 23:15 (Ref:2088275)   #38
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88% not bad seeing as i know nothing about pulleys so i just clicked through them with random answers yet only got one wrong!, got my levels in pipes question wrong, the worm gear wrong, misread the "braking system" question wrong and i didnt read the bottom two answers on the engine question so clicked suction instead of atmospheric (most embarassing mistake! )

im an engine builder with a motorsports engineering degree!
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