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Nothing really matters... to meeeeeeeeeeeee...In the real world, does it really matter ?
Nothing really matters... to meeeeeeeeeeeee...In the real world, does it really matter ?
Ahhh, gotta love Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody!Nothing really matters... to meeeeeeeeeeeee...
Probably not, but I live in the MatrixIn the real world, does it really matter ?
You can control post count, you have no control over how many "likes" you receive. That is strictly up to the other members of the forum.This line of thinking is ridiculous. When someone posts about his/her empirical experience it is no more correct than yours, necessarily. A person can walk in with post count "1" and state a fact, and that post count does not make it less factual.
You should listen to me, because I have a high post count, likes, and longevity invested in this forum.![]()
Ok, bye, thanks for playing.I won't put up with anyones crap. Certainly not on this forum.
LikeI just read back through and saw where I misread F1's post and I've been busy with work and didn't see where he clearly explained himself.
My apologies to all.
Ah, that explains a lot! We all make mistakes, and these sort of ones can be pretty easy to make in a forum. I was pretty confused by your vitriol. Misunderstanding is understandable.I just read back through and saw where I misread F1's post and I've been busy with work and didn't see where he clearly explained himself.
My apologies to all.
That's the part that my uncle complained about in 2002... In Germany they have the autobahn and the rental car company gave him a 4-cyl Mercedes A-Class. He comes with me to Australia, rents a car with a V6, but then can only go 110. ?Me - 120kmh/75 mph. Passing traffic on a freeway (Freeways in NSW have a 110kmh speed limit - police allow 10% anyway). I have 6 points on my licence due to two speeding offences so until late 2015 cannot accrue another 7 - or I lose my licence. For last 18 months have been really trying to behave myself. Speeding penalties in NSW are harsh - 30kmh over you lose it for 3 months, same if you exceed 130 in a 110 zone. 45+ over loses licence for 6 months, and you have to go to court, they may slap you with other penalties.
In Northern Territory on the main highways you can go 130kmh, some sections have been re-derestricted as a trial (all highways until 2007 were de-restricted).That's the part that my uncle complained about in 2002... In Germany they have the autobahn and the rental car company gave him a 4-cyl Mercedes A-Class. He comes with me to Australia, rents a car with a V6, but then can only go 110.