Hypothetical License Question

Boxer · May 28, 2009

Knobdoodle said:

Jeezuz; if George is like the opposite-Moike then Moike must be really
REALLY smart!!
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The Bizzaro Moike?

Bulldust

Knobdoodle · May 28, 2009

Knobdoodle said:

The way I read it you could ride around Australia on a "moped" (misnomer
since it hasn't pedals) on your Qld licence but once you move to NSW
you're rooted ....
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Something that only occurred to me today is that assuming you do move to NSW
and assuming you do get a NSW C licence your Qld C licence is still valid so
you are still legally licenced to ride the moped!

George W Frost · May 28, 2009

Knobdoodle said:

Jeezuz; if George is like the opposite-Moike then Moike must be really
REALLY smart!!
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Typical expected reply from a fat-arsed call centre phone answerer

George W Frost · May 28, 2009

Knobdoodle said:

Something that only occurred to me today is that assuming you do move to
NSW and assuming you do get a NSW C licence your Qld C licence is still
valid so you are still legally licenced to ride the moped!
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Jesus, you are a know-it-all, know nothing wanker knobless

George W Frost · May 28, 2009

Knobdoodle said:

No matter how much I might think he deserved it it's still an abominable
situation for people to stand around and cheer while someone is in pain in
the middle of the road.
Didn't someone have a stick or a brick to put him out of his misery? (And
get him off the road to restore traffic-flow)?
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When you are lying on the ground after finally getting a bike ro ride then
falling off,
as I was told you do marvellously well,
You will one day, regret what you have just said, knobless

G-S · May 28, 2009

jl said:

Oh for crissakes you pedantic bastard, it's pretty clear from the
context I was talking about drivers licences not dog licences fishing
licences or taxi bloody licences <sheesh>
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Pfft ;-P

Besides which you're still wrong - there's no way a taxi licence (in the
sense of a licence to operate a taxi cab(1) not a licence to drive a
vehicle) comes under the commonwealth powers governing trade between
states. There is no interstate trade of taxi plates - they're state
specific. In fact they're often city specific.
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The licence conditions are state specific and normally area specific (in
the sense that they cover less than a city).

However the ownership and trade in them is interstate. Some owners of
Victorian Taxi Licenses live/work interstate.

If a Taxi Licence is sold from a Victorian owner to an interstate owner
or vice versa...

JL
1 In NSW that would normally be referred to as ownership of the taxi
plates - I've not heard it called a licence here
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Fair enough, but it is in Victoria.

G-S

veritas · May 29, 2009

jonz said:

veritas said:

D said:

wrote:
]

I cite an incident (long time ago) where a Safety Bureau (pre HWP
and more despised) made a ‚ÄúU‚Äù turn On Canterbury Road, outside
of the George Hotel, Belmore, when he gunned the 650 Trump too soon
and lost it, pinning himself under his MC in the middle of the busy
road. The noise of the fracas emptied the bar of the pub onto the
footpath where the patrons cheered at the cop, between sips of
their middies, who was desperately trying to extricate himself from
under his toppled machine AND hot exhaust pipe (the smell of fried
bacon was present). He was probably in that position for over five
minutes before the proprietor of the tyre retailing shopfront come
out to free him.

Can't say I follow you here. My interpretation of your story is that a
bunch of drunken bogans stood and cheered while a bloke (albeit a
policemen) was down, and in a bad situation. If that's the case, what
point are you trying to make? If my interpretation is off the mark,
how should I read your story?

My interpretation is that at that time NSW traffic police were
regarded as a bunch of pricks which no one would help if they could
avoid it.
Traffic police aren't usually held in high regard even by other
police so its no great surprise that no one would help.
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NSW Police Safety Bureau had such a bad reputaion and and such poor
public relations, they had to change the name to Highway Patrol
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
yer full of (not sure what) if any rider, that rode past, or bleated
from the pub door, and did not help the downed cop...is an arsehole. a
rider, is a rider, cock breath ****........
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Never mind sweetie, I still love you. Maybe we could the kiss and make
up like we did last time.....

veritas · May 29, 2009

jl said:

Besides which you're still wrong - there's no way a taxi licence (in the
sense of a licence to operate a taxi cab(1) not a licence to drive a
vehicle) comes under the commonwealth powers governing trade between
states. There is no interstate trade of taxi plates - they're state
specific. In fact they're often city specific.
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Taxi drivers are issued with an additional taxi operator's permit - he
still needs an ordinary driver's licence to drive a motor vehicle.

Yeebok · May 29, 2009

George said:

Yeebok said:

jonz said:

veritas wrote:
D Walford wrote:
wrote:
]

I cite an incident (long time ago) where a Safety Bureau (pre HWP and
more despised) made a ‚ÄúU‚Äù turn On Canterbury Road, outside of the
George Hotel, Belmore, when he gunned the 650 Trump too soon and lost
it, pinning himself under his MC in the middle of the busy road. The
noise of the fracas emptied the bar of the pub onto the footpath
where the patrons cheered at the cop, between sips of their middies,
who was desperately trying to extricate himself from under his
toppled machine AND hot exhaust pipe (the smell of fried bacon was
present). He was probably in that position for over five minutes
before the proprietor of the tyre retailing shopfront come out to
free him.
Can't say I follow you here. My interpretation of your story is that a
bunch of drunken bogans stood and cheered while a bloke (albeit a
policemen) was down, and in a bad situation. If that's the case, what
point are you trying to make? If my interpretation is off the mark,
how should I read your story?

My interpretation is that at that time NSW traffic police were regarded
as a bunch of pricks which no one would help if they could avoid it.
Traffic police aren't usually held in high regard even by other police
so its no great surprise that no one would help.
NSW Police Safety Bureau had such a bad reputaion and and such poor
public relations, they had to change the name to Highway Patrol
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
yer full of (not sure what) if any rider, that rode past, or bleated from
the pub door, and did not help the downed cop...is an arsehole. a rider,
is a rider, cock breath ****........
.
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Even bike riding lawyers, tax employees and accountants ?
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There are quite a few bike riding lawyers, or solicitors as they are known
in OZ
but unfortunately, there is at least one call centre telephone operator who
rides a bike
well, sometimes he does, the rest of the time, he is stuffing up the bike
with self mechanics
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Ah George. I'm not a call centre operator so I can only assume you're
referring to yourself.

Albm&ctd · May 29, 2009

I once got booked in Melbourne because I was carrying a canoe on my
unregistered 6x4 box trailer, which made it an unregistered boat
trailer. Boat trailers need to be registered.

Moike
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ROFL

Al

Albm&ctd · May 29, 2009

Good on him!

It would be so good if all accused people could afford to properly
defend themselves.
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But they can't.. so build a bridge and get over it.
You are judged to be guilty by your inability to pay.

Al

George W Frost · May 29, 2009

Yeebok said:

George said:

Yeebok said:

jonz wrote:
veritas wrote:
D Walford wrote:
wrote:
]

I cite an incident (long time ago) where a Safety Bureau (pre HWP
and more despised) made a ‚ÄúU‚Äù turn On Canterbury Road, outside
of the George Hotel, Belmore, when he gunned the 650 Trump too soon
and lost it, pinning himself under his MC in the middle of the busy
road. The noise of the fracas emptied the bar of the pub onto the
footpath where the patrons cheered at the cop, between sips of
their middies, who was desperately trying to extricate himself from
under his toppled machine AND hot exhaust pipe (the smell of fried
bacon was present). He was probably in that position for over five
minutes before the proprietor of the tyre retailing shopfront come
out to free him.
Can't say I follow you here. My interpretation of your story is that
a
bunch of drunken bogans stood and cheered while a bloke (albeit a
policemen) was down, and in a bad situation. If that's the case,
what
point are you trying to make? If my interpretation is off the mark,
how should I read your story?

My interpretation is that at that time NSW traffic police were
regarded as a bunch of pricks which no one would help if they could
avoid it.
Traffic police aren't usually held in high regard even by other
police so its no great surprise that no one would help.
NSW Police Safety Bureau had such a bad reputaion and and such poor
public relations, they had to change the name to Highway Patrol
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
yer full of (not sure what) if any rider, that rode past, or bleated
from the pub door, and did not help the downed cop...is an arsehole. a
rider, is a rider, cock breath ****........
.
Even bike riding lawyers, tax employees and accountants ?
Click to expand...

There are quite a few bike riding lawyers, or solicitors as they are
known in OZ
but unfortunately, there is at least one call centre telephone operator
who rides a bike
well, sometimes he does, the rest of the time, he is stuffing up the bike
with self mechanics
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Ah George. I'm not a call centre operator so I can only assume you're
referring to yourself.
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No Yeebok, not talking about you, so don't feel so priveledged
I was talking about a fat-arsed call centre operator who stuffs up his bikes
You Yeebok, have only one bike.....I think.......
even though you don't know how to fix it, you will learn if you listen
the other I am referring to will not listen to advice because he has put
himself way up on a pedestal

Albm&ctd · May 29, 2009

On Thu, 28 May 2009 12:14:07 +1000, veritas wrote:

[...]

I cite an incident (long time ago) where a Safety Bureau (pre HWP and
more despised) made a ?U? turn On Canterbury Road, outside of the George
Hotel, Belmore, when he gunned the 650 Trump too soon and lost it,
pinning himself under his MC in the middle of the busy road. The noise
of the fracas emptied the bar of the pub onto the footpath where the
patrons cheered at the cop, between sips of their middies, who was
desperately trying to extricate himself from under his toppled machine
AND hot exhaust pipe (the smell of fried bacon was present). He was
probably in that position for over five minutes before the proprietor of
the tyre retailing shopfront come out to free him.
Click to expand...

Can't say I follow you here. My interpretation of your story is that a
bunch of drunken bogans stood and cheered while a bloke (albeit a
policemen) was down, and in a bad situation. If that's the case, what
point are you trying to make? If my interpretation is off the mark,
how should I read your story?
Click to expand...

My interpretation is that at that time NSW traffic police were regarded
as a bunch of pricks which no one would help if they could avoid it.
Traffic police aren't usually held in high regard even by other police
so its no great surprise that no one would help.
Click to expand...

When actually he may have been on the good side of the divide. Surely It's the
bad apples that spoil the rest?

Al

Albm&ctd · May 29, 2009

veritas said:

D said:

wrote:
]

I cite an incident (long time ago) where a Safety Bureau (pre HWP
and more despised) made a ?ÄúU?Äù turn On Canterbury Road, outside
of the George Hotel, Belmore, when he gunned the 650 Trump too soon
and lost it, pinning himself under his MC in the middle of the busy
road. The noise of the fracas emptied the bar of the pub onto the
footpath where the patrons cheered at the cop, between sips of their
middies, who was desperately trying to extricate himself from under
his toppled machine AND hot exhaust pipe (the smell of fried bacon
was present). He was probably in that position for over five
minutes before the proprietor of the tyre retailing shopfront come
out to free him.

Can't say I follow you here. My interpretation of your story is that a
bunch of drunken bogans stood and cheered while a bloke (albeit a
policemen) was down, and in a bad situation. If that's the case, what
point are you trying to make? If my interpretation is off the mark,
how should I read your story?

My interpretation is that at that time NSW traffic police were
regarded as a bunch of pricks which no one would help if they could
avoid it.
Traffic police aren't usually held in high regard even by other police
so its no great surprise that no one would help.
Click to expand...

NSW Police Safety Bureau had such a bad reputaion and and such poor
public relations, they had to change the name to Highway Patrol
Click to expand...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
yer full of (not sure what) if any rider, that rode past, or bleated
from the pub door, and did not help the downed cop...is an arsehole. a
rider, is a rider, cock breath ****........
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Agree. Anyone who doesn't pick up the bike is a complete arsehole!!

Al

Albm&ctd · May 29, 2009

jonz said:

veritas said:

D Walford wrote:
wrote:
]

I cite an incident (long time ago) where a Safety Bureau (pre HWP
and more despised) made a ?ÄúU?Äù turn On Canterbury Road, outside
of the George Hotel, Belmore, when he gunned the 650 Trump too soon
and lost it, pinning himself under his MC in the middle of the busy
road. The noise of the fracas emptied the bar of the pub onto the
footpath where the patrons cheered at the cop, between sips of
their middies, who was desperately trying to extricate himself from
under his toppled machine AND hot exhaust pipe (the smell of fried
bacon was present). He was probably in that position for over five
minutes before the proprietor of the tyre retailing shopfront come
out to free him.

Can't say I follow you here. My interpretation of your story is thata
bunch of drunken bogans stood and cheered while a bloke (albeit a
policemen) was down, and in a bad situation. If that's the case, what
point are you trying to make? If my interpretation is off the mark,
how should I read your story?

My interpretation is that at that time NSW traffic police were
regarded as a bunch of pricks which no one would help if they could
avoid it.
Traffic police aren't usually held in high regard even by other
police so its no great surprise that no one would help.

NSW Police Safety Bureau had such a bad reputaion and and such poor
public relations, they had to change the name to Highway Patrol
Click to expand...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
yer full of (not sure what) if any rider, that rode past, or bleated
from the pub door, and did not help the downed cop...is an arsehole. a
rider, is a rider, cock breath ****........
Click to expand...

Never mind sweetie, I still love you. Maybe we could the kiss and make
up like we did last time.....
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You must have an open cheque book.

Al

Knobdoodle · May 29, 2009

When actually he may have been on the good side of the divide. Surely It's
the
bad apples that spoil the rest?
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Just like Lawyers; it's that bad 99% that spoil it for everybody!!

Knobdoodle · May 29, 2009

Agree. Anyone who doesn't pick up the bike is a complete arsehole!!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Heh heh yeah; at least turn the bike off to stop it destroying itself.
You can always restart it again later if it cools down too much!

gwd · May 29, 2009

Agree. Anyone who doesn't pick up the bike is a complete arsehole!!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Heh heh yeah; at least turn the bike off to stop it destroying itself.
You can always restart it again later if it cools down too much!
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Whilst I get the point, I can't help feeling that common or garden
humanity has taken a holiday from Australian society.
That is, unless all of this black humour is just time frittering
frivolity, in which case bring it on!

Knobdoodle · May 29, 2009

Whilst I get the point, I can't help feeling that common or garden
humanity has taken a holiday from Australian society.
That is, unless all of this black humour is just time frittering
frivolity, in which case bring it on!
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a) I'm surprised you have to ask .....

but b) I sort of secretly, sadly, tend to agree.

Mind you; research has shown time and time again that the good ol' days were
just as un-good as they are now and Man's inhumanity to man (and beast) has
always been just as gross.

Yeebok · May 29, 2009

George said:

Yeebok said:

George said:

jonz wrote:
veritas wrote:
D Walford wrote:
wrote:
]

I cite an incident (long time ago) where a Safety Bureau (pre HWP
and more despised) made a ‚ÄúU‚Äù turn On Canterbury Road, outside
of the George Hotel, Belmore, when he gunned the 650 Trump too soon
and lost it, pinning himself under his MC in the middle of the busy
road. The noise of the fracas emptied the bar of the pub onto the
footpath where the patrons cheered at the cop, between sips of
their middies, who was desperately trying to extricate himself from
under his toppled machine AND hot exhaust pipe (the smell of fried
bacon was present). He was probably in that position for over five
minutes before the proprietor of the tyre retailing shopfront come
out to free him.
Can't say I follow you here. My interpretation of your story is that
a
bunch of drunken bogans stood and cheered while a bloke (albeit a
policemen) was down, and in a bad situation. If that's the case,
what
point are you trying to make? If my interpretation is off the mark,
how should I read your story?

My interpretation is that at that time NSW traffic police were
regarded as a bunch of pricks which no one would help if they could
avoid it.
Traffic police aren't usually held in high regard even by other
police so its no great surprise that no one would help.
NSW Police Safety Bureau had such a bad reputaion and and such poor
public relations, they had to change the name to Highway Patrol
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
yer full of (not sure what) if any rider, that rode past, or bleated
from the pub door, and did not help the downed cop...is an arsehole. a
rider, is a rider, cock breath ****........
.
Even bike riding lawyers, tax employees and accountants ?
There are quite a few bike riding lawyers, or solicitors as they are
known in OZ
but unfortunately, there is at least one call centre telephone operator
who rides a bike
well, sometimes he does, the rest of the time, he is stuffing up the bike
with self mechanics
Click to expand...

Ah George. I'm not a call centre operator so I can only assume you're
referring to yourself.
Click to expand...

No Yeebok, not talking about you, so don't feel so priveledged
I was talking about a fat-arsed call centre operator who stuffs up his bikes
You Yeebok, have only one bike.....I think.......
even though you don't know how to fix it, you will learn if you listen
the other I am referring to will not listen to advice because he has put
himself way up on a pedestal
Click to expand...

I see. Considering you try and put shit on me every time I post it was a
pretty fair assumption the trend was continuing.

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