studying for uk residency
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@whitequark good luck! The actual test used to be a fair bit easier than the textbook, with many answers having obvious (but still incorrect) answers. Like, IIRC there was "what kind of bird humans traditionally eat on Christmas in the UK?" with "Turkey" as the expected answer ;/
@nina_kali_nina @whitequark "Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat".
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"most" paramilitary groups in NI are inactive
@whitequark technically if you count the 2-3 unemployed guys pretending to be a new IRA offshoot that does nothing but petty street squabbles with local crime it's correct
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@whitequark technically if you count the 2-3 unemployed guys pretending to be a new IRA offshoot that does nothing but petty street squabbles with local crime it's correct
@whitequark swear there was some weird RW irish astroturf thing about an anti-drug chudded IRA
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i can't read this any more i have to go do something less aggravating
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@whitequark Wait, the British invented the structure of DNA? Wow, all this time I thought that was invented long before mammals even walked the Earth, much less drank tea.
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i am so going to fail this test by knowing some actual history instead of propaganda at some point...
@whitequark@social.treehouse.systems honestly a bit wild to me that a "biased history quiz" is a requrement
Here it's a quiz on the constitution (generally free), and a language exam (the actual hard part because it's quite hard to even learn the basics). -
@ckape have you watched Hellsing?
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i can't read this any more i have to go do something less aggravating
@whitequark yeah GL with that my Hungarian gf did it last year. It's definitely weird. She acquired a "copy" that was referring to the King as: "her majesty King Charles" which shows the level of care that went into the contents
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@ckape it inexplicably has a better appreciation for the differences between Catholics and Protestants than most of the western media i happened to watch until that point
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@whitequark yeah GL with that my Hungarian gf did it last year. It's definitely weird. She acquired a "copy" that was referring to the King as: "her majesty King Charles" which shows the level of care that went into the contents
@Girgias @whitequark TIL!
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@uint8_t it's genuinely pissing me off to read it
@whitequark I got second-degree cringe from simply reading your posts
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@whitequark I got second-degree cringe from simply reading your posts
@uint8_t i'm not even posting all of the soul-crushing stuff. i'd have to scan the entire book if i wanted that i think
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@whitequark The Brits INVENTED the structure of DNA?
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@kouhai i thought it was embarrassing for argentina?
@whitequark @kouhai see: sinking of the belgrano and "gotcha!"
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@whitequark "do you think that margaret thatcher effectively utilized girl power by funneling money to illegal paramilitary death squads in northern ireland?"
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@whitequark lol the British “invented” insulin. I feel dumber just reading these
Maybe you shouldn’t study, just pick the answer you think Boris Johnson would pick and you should be all right -
@whitequark "do you think that margaret thatcher effectively utilized girl power by funneling money to illegal paramilitary death squads in northern ireland?"
@glyph @whitequark that is very disrespectual, their should be a capital "I" for Ireland
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snubbing americans is funny so i'll allow it
@whitequark saw a statue of George III in Cambridge and I was genuinely shocked for a second
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studying for uk residency
this paragraph is all it says about the american war of independence
@whitequark I'd actually like to ask about an earlier question, "What was the role of the Royal Navy after slavery was banned?"
Except my question to the UK is more along the lines of "What was the role of the Royal Navy *before* slavery was banned then?"
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