Game to help non UK students adjust

Hiya all.
Found this link in ComputerActive magazine.. I know it says its for students not really looked into the game but its supposed to help learn about british culture so it may be good for all non uk folks.
Anyways here it tis feel free to move it mods if its not the right place.

http://www.port.c-shock.co.uk/index.html

Hope its worth a look.

Heh. I played with it a bit. I don't know if it would be more useful to someone from a culture less like that in the UK, but I found their choice of information to range from amusing (kissing is legal in public) to mildly off-topic and nannying (drink 6 to 8 glasses of water a day) to wishful thinking (having nearly been run down by bicycles on the pavement, I have to think the illegality of this is far outweighed by the unlikelihood of prosecution).

I'm always willing to play with Flash dinguses, though.

Heh. I played with it a bit. I don't know if it would be more useful to someone from a culture less like that in the UK, but I found their choice of information to range from amusing (kissing is legal in public) to mildly off-topic and nannying (drink 6 to 8 glasses of water a day) to wishful thinking (having nearly been run down by bicycles on the pavement, I have to think the illegality of this is far outweighed by the unlikelihood of prosecution).

I'm always willing to play with Flash dinguses, though.

A girl I used to work with nearly got a caution for cycling on the pavement.  It is illegal but many foreign students don't realize that.  I have loads of stuff I'd like to add to that since a big part of my job is waiting on international students and there's a lot of cultural differences that get on my nerves.

A girl I used to work with nearly got a caution for cycling on the pavement.  It is illegal but many foreign students don't realize that.  I have loads of stuff I'd like to add to that since a big part of my job is waiting on international students and there's a lot of cultural differences that get on my nerves.

I got a warning for it in the States, when I was six. First I knew it was illegal. From my experience, people do it pretty freely in both countries.