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I've got no idea if one's local fed MP is a help or a hindrance ;)

The length of a piece of string Q is,"How long does one wait until one jumps up & down?"

I gather that some RAWS/DOTARS staff may have been hauled across for legislation purposes. Grrrrr

Probably won't help and I wouldn't even know when to start.

Worst part of the whole thing is that there is a high chance that work will be shipping me off to NZ for 2 months in the next 3 weeks.

So IF it does happen in the next 3 weeks then I might have to wait another 2 months before I get to enjoy it.

Any more luck?

I got absolutely nothing and its a week past the last ETA

Today marked the 5 month mark for this.

Excitement has 100% disappeared now

I'm in Japan now, back next week. I got my parents to call the compliance shop and he reckoned it should be ready to pick up this Friday. Why do I get the feeling it's not going to happen!

They have given me every excuse under the sun why it has taken this long.

Is it inappropriate to ask the compliance shop for a discount?

Edited by BigWillieStyles

Probably won't help and I wouldn't even know when to start.

Worst part of the whole thing is that there is a high chance that work will be shipping me off to NZ for 2 months in the next 3 weeks.

So IF it does happen in the next 3 weeks then I might have to wait another 2 months before I get to enjoy it.

Any word?

I'm really finding this more and more of a problem. I think I am going to contact dotars about my options. I am also wondering if another workshop can just do it now? I am skeptical if the workshop has even sent the paper work off?

Edited by BigWillieStyles

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