> Neil Fisher wrote:
>

>> On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 09:54:14 GMT, "RainbowWarrior"
>> pizza.com.nz>, after considering some belly-button fluf,
>> wrote:
>>
>> [...]
>>
>>

>>>No it's pretty unvague really, if you are over the speed written on the
>>>sign you are speeding.
>>>
>>>Now a system like you proposewhere your maxium speed is calculated by
>>>vehicle type, weight, height, age, weather conditions, ambient light, &
>>>driver skills THAT'S VAGUE.
>>>Try making it stick on an idiot that kills someone from driving too fast
>>>under that system.

>> ...

> On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 09:54:14 GMT, "RainbowWarrior"
> pizza.com.nz>, after considering some belly-button fluf,
> wrote:
>
> [...]
>

>>
>>No it's pretty unvague really, if you are over the speed written on the
>>sign
>>you are speeding.
>>
>>Now a system like you proposewhere your maxium speed is calculated by
>>vehicle type, weight, height, age, weather conditions, ambient light, &
>>driver skills THAT'S VAGUE.
>>Try making it stick on an idiot that kills someone from driving too fast
>>under that system.

>
> I'm sure feral and Clockie are nodding in what they feel is a ...

> ant wrote:

>> John_H wrote:

>>> ant wrote:

>>>>
>>>> Yeah, "light" means low cal. It has the same amount of alcamhol.
>>>> Yet there's no taste, so I don't know where the alcohol is.

>>>
>>> Most people can't smell or taste alcohol.

>>
>> How is it then that the higher alcohol beers seem to have a more
>> intense flavour?

>
> If they replaced the beer with water plus 5%% alcohol most people would
> reckon they were drinking water. I'd also doubt if anyone (including
> the 25%% or so who can taste alchohol) could identify its presence in
> beer by the taste, given the rest of the stuff that's in it.
>
> The success of mid strength beers in Oz, since our government decided
> to reduce our alcohol intake, is down to the fact that they don't ...

> In article <46e0df4f6b2fa08e2f10f1cbcc939e33@deuxpi.ca>,
> Anonyma wrote:
>

>> I wanted to get my car cleaned before I went away for Christmas. So I
>> started taking all of the junk out of it. There were FOUR full blue
>> GO-LO bags of crap in there! This is a personal best.
>>
>> Now the car is clean, but I can't get in the front door of the house
>> because the hallway is full of bags of: shoes, hats, toys, books, sports
>> equipment, beach equipment, cups and dishes, christmas lights I forgot I
>> bought at Brownings weeks ago, a full totem tennis kit, and other
>> miscellaneous crap. I also had one kitchen tidy bag of actual rubbish
>> (plastic bags, papers, drink bottles, cans, etc). Fuck I am a dirty pig.
>>
>> I actually think I need to buy a smaller car so I have some incentive to
>> bring the crap into the house on a more regular basis. Yes, I am
>> ashamed of myself! Grossest discovery: David has been throwing shredded
>> bits of fingernail on the floor under the driver's seat. Ick! ...

> Not an ASIO Plant (Honest) wrote:

>> Neil Gerace wrote:

>>> Do you have a lot of Japanese dentists over there?

>>
>> LOL!!! Great Post Neil.. maybe too subtle for Ron and Nod and a few
>> others.
>>
>> ............................................
>>
>> By the way the guy Blew .24 nearly 5 times the legal limit.
>>
>> The photo below may be engraved in the car owners forehead, forever.
>>
>> http://img.waffleimages.com/31a855e131820312cbacf225fb7f5595e151c86d/hurr.JPG
>>

> My brother in law had photos of "that incident"
> dentistry has it's fallbacks.

> Neil Gerace wrote:

>> Do you have a lot of Japanese dentists over there?

>
> LOL!!! Great Post Neil.. maybe too subtle for Ron and Nod and a few
> others.
>
> ............................................
>
> By the way the guy Blew .24 nearly 5 times the legal limit.
>
> The photo below may be engraved in the car owners forehead, forever.
>
> http://img.waffleimages.com/31a855e131820312cbacf225fb7f5595e151c86d/hurr.JPG
>

>
> Not an ASIO Plant (Honest) wrote:
>

>> Stock.
>>
>> Porsche GT2 CS

>
> I'll give the nod to the M3. It has so much usable power on the street
> and relatively inconspicuous. WRXs and Evos are nice but you need to
> really wind them up.
>
> I quite liked the Ralliart Magna to, that was a good thing.
>
> Also the Mazda3 MPS for insane torque steer induced knuckle whitening.
> It has too much power but it's good fun, feels like you're going fast
> (and you are).
>