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[ams]

 
It's cool that they're trialing it though... It'd be good for it to be legalised, but they'll notice more bike-related incidents too.

There is a time and a place for 'filtering'.

If you do it legally, it is safe. The idiots who crash and cause accidents are not legally lane splitting.

Think about it. If you can only filter through traffic when cars are stopped - nobody is moving therefore they can't pull in front of you right?

[Robert]

Blue WRX Bugeye wagon?

yea that one

[Liberty]

A very valid point ams.

 

Shut up Haz!

[Harry88]

Speaking of Top Gear. I feel like watching the episode with the rental corolla.

[ams]

Also...3 weeks of no alcohol and I've just had my first drink.

Whoa.

Let's try and keep it to only one tonight.

[skillionaire]

@Ash: Laura renewed her contract with Vodafone that had free Facebook or unlimited FB or some shit for the last three years, now six months or so into the contract, she has received a bill for $455 for data usage (pretty much all of which is FB) - they told her the plan has changed. Is there some sort of recourse here? It seems criminal as fuck.

[Adam]

GOOD LUCK SCRAMS!

[Harry88]

Let's try and keep it to only one tonight.

 

[Adam]

@Ash: Laura renewed her contract with Vodafone that had free Facebook or unlimited FB or some shit for the last three years, now six months or so into the contract, she has received a bill for $455 for data usage (pretty much all of which is FB) - they told her the plan has changed. Is there some sort of recourse here? It seems criminal as .

Did she look at the contract details she signed up to?

[skillionaire]

Also...3 weeks of no alcohol and I've just had my first drink.

Whoa.

Let's try and keep it to only one tonight.

 

Next time you go to the fridge, just remember I rubbed my cock on all your glasses/cups.

[Zac]

 

 

IACV needs cleaning???

 

Thanks Boss... another thing I'll add to the list of things to check out...

[Harry88]

@Ash: Laura renewed her contract with Vodafone that had free Facebook or unlimited FB or some shit for the last three years, now six months or so into the contract, she has received a bill for $455 for data usage (pretty much all of which is FB) - they told her the plan has changed. Is there some sort of recourse here? It seems criminal as .

 

If she changed to a new plan, yes. Check the details of the contract carefully.

 

Optus done the same thing about 6 months ago.

[skillionaire]

Did she look at the contract details she signed up to?

 

Roll over from the previous two year contract? Same terms as far as I can tell?

[Zac]

Speaking of Top Gear. I feel like watching the episode with the rental corolla.

The one where Clarkson drives in NZ?

[ams]

NO!
 
Get smashed.  Have 2 drinks.

I'm half way through a (strong) vodka/lemonade and I can feel it kicking in now.

What a lightweight!

[skillionaire]

Didn't change plan, same plan. But yeah, I haven't actually SEEN it.

 

So just wondering.

 

I would assume having a massive fucking whinge will get the first one sorted?

[Harry88]

 

Roll over from the previous two year contract? Same terms as far as I can tell?

 

Most phone companies really discourage rolling over. If she didn't specify exactly what she wanted then I bet it wasn't the old plan.

[skillionaire]

I'm half way through a (strong) vodka/lemonade/nik'scock and I can feel it kicking in now.

What a lightweight!

[ams]

Next time you go to the fridge, just remember I rubbed my cock on all your glasses/cups.

I'm drinking from the bottle.