Recent content by Derekthetree

"It" isn't a pronoun, and personally I'd find it massively insulting. They is a common pronoun, but old people seem to have issues with its use for an individual, on grammatical grounds? But the audience seems to agree, so I guess I'll have to crawl under my rock. But one final word. Imagine...

Sex vs Gender vs sexuality. I'd also imagine the individual prefers "they" over "it" but way to show your hand. Not sure how this is political?

More chance someone hearing/seeing something while that's occurring though. As Chrisp said, every little helps. But if they want it, they'll get it.

Wow, you've got me scared to take mine there now. Time to buy a steering lock maybe, I though modern systems had made them redundant. I think I used to see (or more accurately hear) your car sometimes. Nice note. What a shitter.

Needs more power outlets though :p

Definitely. And perhaps learning some lessons about market vs agreed value, and claiming on own or others insurances should the worst happen to your car

I bet given the widespread media coverage, insurance companies are trying it on (more than usual) to get those margins up. To be honest, the gouging here is less than the UK. I'd change company every year due to massive increases. I've insured with the same two companies for both cars here for...

Went to a meet at Morris Moor the other weekend. Grabbed some cool shots of the car once it had emptied out a little.

I use Enthusiast, they do good discounts for limited kms. Not claimed though, but they always come up recommended on the HSV FB group. They also didn't mind when I had an at fault low speed fender bender in my other car and claimed on that policy. RACQ and NRMA are also good apparently, but...

Same, they need zero breaking in. Super comfy from first use.

Apparently insurances have bene hit in the new tax year by "something". I was seeing it in commentary about inflation re. RBA interest rates. Power and insurances were namechecked as being incremented.

I believe this thread has been here before.

Flowing which way :p

MEL-SYD used to be second busiest air route, and is still 6th, so there is a good case for a high speed rail link. Depends if Australia wants to continue to grow its population and try to decentralise a bit. I lived 220km from London, and could leave my house at 0630 and be in London meetings...