Pseudoplastic

Could be one of these: http://www.hybridperformance.co.nz/hp/category.php?id_category=4

What did you think? And to the rest of you, don't hang sh*t on something you haven't tried. You just look like a fool. Better you don't comment.

WTH glad I dont live there.

Wow don't try this at home kids. Nice vid. That guy is amazing. One thing though, red bellied black snacks are not that dangerous to humans because their venom is designed for reptiles and amphibians. Red bellied black snakes actually eat other venomous snakes, so don't kill them.

Check this out. Had me crying with laughter. Title: Ghost in the stalls.

Anyone else out there a fan of WOT? Can play for free. Highly addictive PC game.

Of topic a bit...Built some pelmets, covered with material and hung. Hung new curtains. Took a while to figure out how to do it all, but gets easier in the end. Aim is to reduce A/C costs over summer.

Never liked the stuff...Too salty.

LOL

44 yo Head of Science at QLD School

Dynamo

Damn, missed it

I think the problem with speed limits is people tend to focus on matching that speed, rather than focusing on driving to the conditions of the road. When I started driving I had an old LC Torana that could barely do 100 km/hr and I drove to the road conditions and the capabilities of my vehicle at the time. Many people these days think that technology and good tyres will save them when something unexpected happens. My motto, and this is what I stress to my 16 yo daughter who is learning to drive, is expect the unexpected. I think people should do skilled driving courses in their own car to learn its capabilities and theirs.

In order of ownership: 1969 Torana SL 1969 Triumph 2000 TC 1976 Chrysler Centura 4.0 L hemi 1992 XF Falcon wagon 1998 EL xr6 manual 1989 Skyline Silhouette (rb25det) 1989 Laser GL 1989 Laser Ghia 2003 Acclaim auto 1999 TF Rodeo dual cab 6 cyl 2003 BA Falcon XT

Hi first time user. Looking to change the XT to an XR6T in the near future - hence the interest. GLHF