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Posting cos of that wonderful person who complained about our lack of blogging,
but fyi, there's only really 3 people who blog comparatively regularly, the others blog about once a year.

Anyway, you know when you were small, and you had all these misconceptions about things?
Like i used to think that at pedestrian crossing lights, if you pressed the button a lot of times, the machine would think there were loads of people and hence it would change faster.

And when a house was on sale, i always assumed it was a brand new house (because i didn't get that people could sell old houses) and one day i saw lights on at a house that was for sale in my street, and i saw people in it, and i was so confused. And i asked my mum why there were people in the house, and she said they live there. And from then on i assumed that the people in the house were the builders who were living there til it got sold.

On one of my driving lessons with my instructor, he told me that w hen you stop at a traffic light/intersection, theres detectors under the road which detect whether there are cars there and they only change when there are cars. Is this actually true??

Can't be bothered to think of anything else to say.
t.