> On Sat, 19 Jan 2008 23:29:46 -0800, gonesailing_gonefishing PCM code
> reading says:
>
>
>

>> If it's the pub he's creeping around in his pryarse he's probably using
>> it to try and stealth drive past the random breathe test on the way
>> home.

>
> Fuck drunks behind the wheel of a pryarse!
> A silent killer there.
>

>
>Extremely well off,well they always are.North Queensland,QueensLand.

>Want Them Gone

> On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 08:17:34 +1000, Masked Patriot wrote:
>

>> http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23081633-2,00.html
>>
>> I love it!

>
> Maybe if the Australian community recognised this form of art work and
> provided a platform to legally express it, it wouldnt need to be sprayed
> all over the train stations and in storm water drains or damaging peoples
> property. RIP to those who died.

> On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 10:02:31 +1030, Friendly Sydneysider
> iprimus.com.au> wrote:
>

>> The girl who died was an amazing artist and a beautiful soul. There was no
>> karma or darwinism involved. She chose a spot that would not be visible to
>> the public and be considered an eye sore. The storm obviously wasn't
>> present at the time they entered. This was simply a tragic accident that
>> claimed the life an extremely talented person. Obviously there is going to
>> be some narrow minded bias comments due to one word being used in this
>> article, grafitti. Well, sorry people but it is art now. Done by regular
>> people, not delinquints or criminals.

>
> Your friend should have been at home painting the walls of her own
> house...preferable inside said house if...

> The girl who died was an amazing artist and a beautiful soul. There was no
> karma or darwinism involved. She chose a spot that would not be visible to
> the public and be considered an eye sore. The storm obviously wasn't
> present at the time they entered. This was simply a tragic accident that
> claimed the life an extremely talented person. Obviously there is going to
> be some narrow minded bias comments due to one word being used in this
> article, grafitti. Well, sorry people but it is art now. Done by regular
> people, not delinquints or criminals.

> "Horry" gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:grkpgvsqms1a$.bmhjzbra45hw$.dlg@40tude.net...

>> On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 08:17:34 +1000, Masked Patriot wrote:
>>

>>> http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23081633-2,00.html
>>>
>>> I love it!

>> Maybe if the Australian community recognised this form of art work and
>> provided a platform to legally express it, it wouldnt need to be sprayed
>> all over the train stations and in storm water drains or damaging peoples
>> property. RIP to those who died.

>
> Rembrandt and countless masters didn't go around painting drains, tunnels
> and underpasses to express their art either - nor did they demand
> recognition, they earned it.
>
> Those clowns died spraying shit in a drain, and now they're dead.
>
> Bad luck. ...

>
> "Noddy" home.com> wrote in message
> news:4793aa8c$0$24528$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net...

>>
>> "Klompmeester" andwhy.com> wrote in message
>> news:13p6om091mb0m53@corp.supernews.com...
>>

>>> Premium ULP pays for itself in other ways.

>>
>> How?
>>
>> It's necessary in some engines, but the BA Falcon 6 isn't one of those.
>>

>
> Better economy and performance on my Astra for one and a lot of cars
> benefit from using premium.

> "Horry" gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:grkpgvsqms1a$.bmhjzbra45hw$.dlg@40tude.net...
>

>> Maybe if the Australian community recognised this form of art work

>
> Fucking *what* artwork? It's *vandalism*.
>
> Let the brain dead cunts who do this shit pay for the opportunity to express
> their creativity if they feel the need. Preferably on the walls of their
> *own* homes so the rest of us don't have our eyes damaged by looking at the
> utter crap that it is.

> My car has just started sounding like a lawn mower for some reason.
> The sound is localised to around the engine bay as opposed to being
> underneath the car (hole in muffler etc). It is only really noticeable
> when im accelerating and not really when im cruising along. It sounds like
> shit though.
>
> Any thoughts?