Wanted : NSW Bike Plate .. SQU 10

It invovles your personal search for sexual gratification :/



and lots of travel

 

Umm .. I did that last night.

Does going down the shops count ?

 

solitary happyness is not worth telling

you made a mistake

 

School holidays dude...

 

"going down"?

*All* the shops?

8-0

Moike

 

Ahh shit, is that why people were tooting me doing 40 in the school zone
yesterday?

Theo

 

Bugger!

I got special order plates for both my car and my bike several years ago,
and the only fee payable was $185 for the making thereof - no ongoing fees
(both standard style/sequence plates).

Suppose it was only a matter of time before they created a new revenue
stream for themselves :-(

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In aus.motorcycles on Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:13:05 +1000

I remember at the time they said that the plates were very popular and
so they were going to charge yearly fees for them as they did for the
fancier ones as a revenue thing.

I thought at the time that they'd find those plates a lot less popular
in a short amount of time.

Zebee

 

Well basically I won't be getting one as a result .. I could wear a
one-off $200 or something but not $20 a year, ongoing.. that means if I
live to 65 it'll cost me $6K. As a result it's discriminating against
the young (were I 60 it'd cost $100) so therefore it's ageist.

As a moral human (well, when it suits me ) I can't support
discrimination.

 

Tell me about it, I'm partnered.. it's all I get

 

The dreaded Missing Word Conundrum where I leave out an obvious word and
people suggest words to fill it ...

A To, a To, my kingdom for a "to" !
(atchoo atchoo my kindgom for a tissue ? )

 

It would cost me $20 but there's no ongoing fee for them in WA.

Theo