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Spargo wrote:

helicopterking wrote:

helicopterking wrote:Coming to "collect" his money today, really looking forward to it after work.

Sooooooooooo, How'd it go?

you'll be able to find helicopterking under the dudes next concreting job...

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Spargo wrote:

helicopterking wrote:

helicopterking wrote:Coming to "collect" his money today, really looking forward to it after work.

Sooooooooooo, How'd it go?

Claimed my partner told him how much concrete we needed. She would have no idea and never said it, no emails claiming the amount we apparently told him, even though we sent him the plans. Said if I didn't pay him, he will remove the amount of concrete he went over, from somewhere. I told him to go away and I don't want to see him again.
I'll be sending the him a bill for unfinished work, Such as concrete on windows and brickwork and unsealed bits of pebbled concrete along fence line and painting of poles on fence. Got a feeling it will be roughly about what he thinks I owe him.

Does anyone know of an embroidery place that will embroid on to shoes?

Sorry Dude wrote:Does anyone know of an embroidery place that will embroid on to shoes?

EmbroidMe on Grenfell St should be able to do it.

helicopterking wrote:

Spargo wrote:

helicopterking wrote:

helicopterking wrote:Coming to "collect" his money today, really looking forward to it after work.

Sooooooooooo, How'd it go?

Claimed my partner told him how much concrete we needed. She would have no idea and never said it, no emails claiming the amount we apparently told him, even though we sent him the plans. Said if I didn't pay him, he will remove the amount of concrete he went over, from somewhere. I told him to go away and I don't want to see him again.
I'll be sending the him a bill for unfinished work, Such as concrete on windows and brickwork and unsealed bits of pebbled concrete along fence line and painting of poles on fence. Got a feeling it will be roughly about what he thinks I owe him.

I'd name and shame this ****.

"I lay concrete, but it was your Mrs who told me how much I needed"....WAFW.

I need to know...

Do cops actually do people for J-walking?

Phantom Gossiper wrote:I need to know...

Do cops actually do people for J-walking?

Depends if the cop wants to be a ****!

heater31 wrote:

Phantom Gossiper wrote:I need to know...

Do cops actually do people for J-walking?

Depends if the cop wants to be a ****!

Can't see how its the cops fault he/she sees you breaking the law.

HH3 wrote:Can't see how its the cops fault he/she sees you breaking the law.

It's a pretty crappy law lol, I would say every person does it at one point or another

Phantom Gossiper wrote:

HH3 wrote:Can't see how its the cops fault he/she sees you breaking the law.

It's a pretty crappy law lol, I would say every person does it at one point or another

Yeah, I know. But the cops don't make the laws. How many things do you have to do at work that you think are crappy, but you do them anyway because thats whats expected of you?

HH3 wrote:

Phantom Gossiper wrote:

HH3 wrote:Can't see how its the cops fault he/she sees you breaking the law.

It's a pretty crappy law lol, I would say every person does it at one point or another

Yeah, I know. But the cops don't make the laws. How many things do you have to do at work that you think are crappy, but you do them anyway because thats whats expected of you?

That the thing that annoys me. How many times is it let go only for 1 person to get pinged once in a blue moon.

HH3 wrote:Yeah, I know. But the cops don't make the laws. How many things do you have to do at work that you think are crappy, but you do them anyway because thats whats expected of you?

Hmm... still doesn't answer my question though

Only thinking because I often walk across the road as a cop goes past and every time I cant help but wonder if they actually do anyone for it

the cops jaywalk from their station at Noarlunga across to maccas and back all the time, despite their bein a set of traffic lights about 10m away

Spargo wrote:

Sorry Dude wrote:Does anyone know of an embroidery place that will embroid on to shoes?

EmbroidMe on Grenfell St should be able to do it.

that's what I thought, but according to the email I received they do not.
*Scratch that. My email went through to the Edwardstown store and they don't do it. I have just emailed Grefell Street.

Does anyone know what it costs for the motorbike license course these days? I did it in 2009, but failed on the last test.

I think it was about $300 then. I can't find any pricing on the site, and I can't be bothered calling Service SA.

ya cant ride a motorbike with one arm

Dont become a temporary Australian.

HH3 wrote:Does anyone know what it costs for the motorbike license course these days? I did it in 2009, but failed on the last test.

I think it was about $300 then. I can't find any pricing on the site, and I can't be bothered calling Service SA.

http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/transport-travel-and-motoring/transport-fees/motoring-fees/driver-s-licence-and-permit-fees


@HH3

Booney wrote:

HH3 wrote:Does anyone know what it costs for the motorbike license course these days? I did it in 2009, but failed on the last test.

I think it was about $300 then. I can't find any pricing on the site, and I can't be bothered calling Service SA.

http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/transport-travel-and-motoring/transport-fees/motoring-fees/driver-s-licence-and-permit-fees


@HH3

Thanks mate

Footy Chick wrote:ya cant ride a motorbike with one arm

Dont become a temporary Australian.

My arm should be stronger than ever by time I can afford to go for the license.

HH3 wrote:

Phantom Gossiper wrote:

HH3 wrote:Can't see how its the cops fault he/she sees you breaking the law.

It's a pretty crappy law lol, I would say every person does it at one point or another

Yeah, I know. But the cops don't make the laws. How many things do you have to do at work that you think are crappy, but you do them anyway because thats whats expected of you?

Cops do have some discretionary authority, but are under pressure to prove they are not loafing when out and about by reaching an "average" level of citations per day, even if there is no actual "quota". So, it is a matter of luck whether you are the one of several people doing the same thing who gets pinged.

And of course even in Shakespeare's day it was well recognised that some laws were trivial or wrong, and "..more honoured in the breach than the observance."