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[skillionaire]

Table of thirty in today. 4 gluten free people, I hate when they ask if they can eat something, it's like, FUCKME, I'm not the weirdo with the made up disease - you are - maybe you should do your research better or bring a fuckin' lunchbox you annoying cubts.

[Richo]

Yes

 

 

 

Often the start of rural default 'limits' or prima facie allowances were signalled by use of the speed derestriction sign, catalogued R4-2 in AS1742.4. (2009 edition has dropped from reference the R4-2 speed derestriction). The speed derestriction sign (//) had developed 'different meaning' over time at state and territory level, although its contract-meaning under "The United Nations Convention on Road Traffic, Signs & Signals" where the sign is catalogued "C,17a", is; "End of all local prohibitions imposed on moving vehicles" and has never changed. In the Northern Territory, they designated the end of speed restrictions. In Victoria they meant that the rural default speed limit applied, whilst in New South Wales, they indicated that the prima facie 50 miles per hour (80 km/h) limit applied.

Derestriction signs remain in place even though officially no longer in use in NSW

New South Wales's prima facie 50 mph limit, often signed by derestriction signs, was only enforced in cases where a driver's speed could be demonstrated to be excessive or dangerous in the context of prevailing road conditions. This was somewhat similar in principle to "reasonable and prudent" limits in other jurisdictions. This led to the widespread but misleading belief that no limit applied, and that derestriction signs indicated an "unlimited" limit. This belief, coupled with repeated studies showing 85th percentile speeds in excess of 120 km/h on major routes, comparatively high road tolls, difficulty in prosecuting speeding offences, and the variance in meaning of the derestriction sign across states, led New South Wales to harmonise its rural default limit to 100 kilometres per hour (62 mph) in 1978. The use of derestriction signs in New South Wales was officially discouraged, and on state controlled routes, 100 km/h signs were progressively used instead.

By the 1990s, most states had discontinued use of the derestriction sign, mainly for reasons of disambiguity. In most cases, these have either been replaced with definite specific limits, or "END limit" signs on roads where a specific limit is inappropriate or otherwise impractical. However, in some areas, local governments have continued to use the deprecated signs on locally controlled rural roads.

The Northern Territory continued to use derestriction signs to indicate unlimited limits until 2007, when an open road default limit of 110 kilometres per hour (68 mph) was introduced, along with 130 kilometres per hour (81 mph) limits on the Territory's four major highways.^[16][17]

 

read that, but then there is this

 

"the derestricted speed zone limit is 110 km/h and this applies only to areas as signposted outside the metropolitan area."

 

on the WA police website

 

http://www.police.wa...70/Default.aspx

 

if you're saying you got booked, fork them up

[B4TT]

Im fairly sure now on one point of the road it has the black circle and line sign for part of the road. Haven't been up there in probably 12 months.

Warbo or Middleton? Middleton is a residential street, def not unlimited along there, the more rural roads with that black circle thing are any speed upto 80.

I was there last on Tuesday

[skillionaire]

Well there you go! My information came directly from the Senior Sergeant at my local! 

In NSW it's up to 80 though.

So I can do 110 down Carter Rd?

 

LOL.

NOT THAT I HAVE EVER DONE THAT BEFORE!

[Harry88]

Table of thirty in today. 4 gluten free people, I hate when they ask if they can eat something, it's like, FUCKME, I'm not the weirdo with the made up disease - you are - maybe you should do your research better or bring a fuckin' lunchbox you annoying cubts.

 

What if those people have celiac disease? A gluten free diet is all they can eat.

[skillionaire]

If they are coeliac then they would have told me that, as it is far more restrictive than a choice bound gluten free. Also, I think you're missing my point.

Any coeliac I've ever come across is well and truly abreast of what they can and cannot eat.

[Shaz]

 

What if those people have celiac disease? A gluten free diet is all they can eat.

 

Its their own fault they are weak. 

[Richo]

i didn't specifically look for nsw, but did read the wiki one and was like... LOL

so print that page, go to the local bacon factory, slap the paper down on the counter and be like.. BITCH, YOU BEST GET RID OF THAT FINE !!! then be very sorry for shouting and saying bitch. inform them it was not directed at anyone, it was a general statement and you're very excited ... or something,

[skillionaire]

Also, who books in to a pizza place for a gluten free meal?

I never got fined, just what they told me. Because I always wondered. Also, at the end of the roadworks on any of these 'B' roads - the last sign post will read 80

Instead of a derestricted or 110

[Adam]

Yeah harden the fork up and eat real food.


Bet there aren't any starving Africans with food allergies

[Hypnotic]

Yeah harden the up and eat real food.


Bet there aren't any starving Africans with food allergies

 

Bahahahahaha well said!

[Richo]

I never got fined, just what they told me. Because I always wondered. Also, at the end of the roadworks on any of these 'B' roads - the last sign post will read 80

Instead of a derestricted or 110

I've seen that. normally the 110 is really close by, normally

[Adam]

Pretty sure I stole it from a comedian

[Richo]

anyhew, work time

[Adam]

Have sun scritcho!

[Harry88]

If they are coeliac then they would have told me that, as it is far more restrictive than a choice bound gluten free. Also, I think you're missing my point.

Any coeliac I've ever come across is well and truly abreast of what they can and cannot eat.

 

That's true about coeliac people. Laura is on a gluten free diet because of a wheat intolerance. So I'm used to going to places that offer GF choices and even pizza places that do GF bases.

[Hypnotic]

Pretty sure I stole it from a comedian

 

I have lost all the respect I never had for you.

[Adam]

Good

[Zac]

 

I have lost all the respect I never had for you.

You had some to begin with?

[Morgan]

this is Luke's Foz.

 

Yes! You know him?

 

Love his car!

 

 

I haven't seen it around, no - and I would usually spot something like that.

Yep that's where I live, do you have any more pics? The background isn't enough for me to recognise the area...

 

He's gone through a few sets of wheels but AFAIK, he's still on the JDM STi 18s in my first pic. Here's some more of the car though -

 

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