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You've had it on for 12hrs + 5hrs usage and you're complaining that it's at 40%? wtf meng?

I'll echo these comments. Still the only person I trust with my cars.

lulz

Bezerk32 I wouldn't and don't trust my cars with anyone else. I'm sure he will pop his head up on the forum soon enough.

Fkn axel rose is the only original attending too. Sif worth it.

more pics of hot F1 broads. Was a pretty boring race, if we weren't all one eyed webber fans. processional x 11ty

can you take a pic of her on the bike form the same angle? focus more on teh seat though post here. kthx.

Don't bother taking it to court, it will cost you far to much time and energy. I know from experience in a case where I actually had evidence. pleading ignorance will not get you anywhere, unless of course you have a very expensive lawyer.

on a platter.

*tips hat* reprazent

I'd love to give her a gratuitious shot.

Redbull gives you wings

huntley is neither new, nor in nowra. Maybe try getting a copy of the newsletter from your mate? There is a dirt speedway (like parramatta speedway) in nowra, but thats been around for years.

Also, motor could be replaced for a case of piss. it's only got 8 or so pieces in it.

I miss seeing that thing drop oil on the track..............

That thing has saved me paying for an engine rebuild, back in the day.

You crazy old man. I've had him sit in my passenger seat and also been in his, but back in the pretty much standard days. This would definately be an experience.

He only drinks the "Very Best"

He's 70 already, Kel? Happy Birthday, Sweet Cheeks! miss you lots!

Wakefield (around 1hr 10mins) is closer than Eastern Creek (1hr 20mins) by a poofteenth. Oran Park Raceway no longer exists.

I've lived in quite a few different areas recently here from in the city to an area that is touted, but not really, a lower socio-economic area and to now an area that is somewhere in between. I don't want to be specific on an open forum. Like anywhere else, you can break it down geographically The northern suburbs are generally the well-to-do's The city is typical of any city. The southern burb's are classed as lower socio-economic areas And then there's shellharbour, which is a small city of it's own, but still part of the illawarra. That area is mixed but they like to think they are the cooler, untouched part. Then you can break it down in a east west thing as well eastern suburbs close to water, well-to-do burbs - lower western hills and farms - more mixed see north south divisions. Some of the lower class areas have nice streets, just as some of the high end areas have houso streets. It's specific to each area, so fi you liked an area, tell me and I could tell you what it's like, if I know. Driving is easy. Again, it's not a big area. You could go from north to south in around 30-40mins max. Then east to west in 10-15mins. Worst traffic is in commuting periods in and around the city. There is paid parking or free if you're willing to walk around 5-10mins. Still during peak hour you could traverse the city in 10mins.

In order, Employment - You will find that rates of pay are probably in the vincinity of 20k (roughly) less than Sydney. That is reflective of the percieved* reduced cost of living here. The unemployment rate is high, but that tends to come from the amount of lazy people more so than lack of jobs. Therefore, if you are motivated and highly skilled, this should not be a problem. The BlueScope Steel, Port Kembla Steelworks is a large employer locally, both directly and indirectly, and due to this a lot of the Illawarra economy is often based on how they are doing. The University of Wollongong is also a large business/employer in the region. *Cost of living - Housing cost is high. Infact, based on a survey of major cities in the world, it is ranked 10th least affordable...... You can find cheaper areas, though you will find those lazy people who don't care too much for anything about there. You do have a large range of area's to choose from though in a relatively small strip along the coast. So finding a place that suits your lifestyle should be easy. Events/Nightlife - There aren't alot of big events here, most things are based around the local sporting teams in the NBL and NRL. They are both followed passionately. There are plenty of cafe type places to go of an evening that are really good value. This is something that you would be able to work out yourself in time to see what suits your tastes. As for more upperclass places, there are both seafood and fancy restuarants around a plenty, and with the varied ethnicities around there are many types to choose from. There are pubs everywhere, and in the city of Wollongong there are many nightspots to go, from Uni hangouts, to well known night clubs and pubs. In saying that, Sydney is only 1hr drive away and there are more events there than you can poke a stick at. The array of local beaches is great, there is one within 5mins of anywhere and everywhere. Good quality food - depend on what you like but there are some nice seafood restuarants and fine dining places to go. Public transport - There is a heap of bus routes that service almost every area. Trains run up the coast line, but can be hard to get to in some places such as south of Port Kembla when you are nearer to the coast. But in saying that, everything is only within 10-20mins driving distance. Hay fever - I can't comment much on this, but there are some areas that may get more issues. Again I can't say specifically because you can go from the coast, to the farms within 10mins drive, so it can vary much. I've tried to be un-biased in my comments but you will still find peoples experiences vary somewhat. Hope this helps.