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At the moment, I am reading .... Did I ever tell you this? Written by SAM NEILL .. It is very easy to read and I am enjoying it .. thus I would recommend it to anyone.

1989, a young woman aged 31yrs was almoxt screaming with back pain. It seemed that this would be a lifetime affliction. She begs my fiancee to help her acquire a chemical to cause her death. I was asked about doing this and I said NO. Why? well I believed that the pain would be resolved and she...

Despite acknowledging his mistake, the driver expressed his frustration, 'I just fail to see how that can be a “critical driving error” and fail my whole test for a mistake that is easy to make. I literally just drove in a straight line.' It's easy to relate to the driver's frustration and...

I certainly agree Pepe, ONE CAR LENGTH is approximately 3 meters .. I could jump about that far. Is it possible that she saw a dangerous situation arising in that intersection? Or maybe there might have been a little graft somewhere. Just kidding... but I had heard other instructors mention...

Sorry Terence, I agree with Loads..I was a driving instructor and a Tester for a period. I never allowed my student to change lanes in the middle of an intersection. The addition of a lane on the exit road become a center lane and the driver should continue in the right lane. He must have needed...

Not Typical Queensland at all. Try NT, WA or even SA, although I do agree Qld Signage has a lot to be desired.

I agree with this reply, it is definitely a fail. In Brisbane, the very same type of intersection and I did what the learner did .. It seemed to be a straight line through the inteersection. I ALMOST wipe a motor cycle rider by going straight ahead. I believe he changed lanes IN THE INTERSECTION...

He looks like a bower bird coaching his choice of partners into the nest he made for her attention.:love::love:(y)😇

I waited till she was preggos ... well we had two children and 20yrs together and she took off to ""to find herself"..So what could I do .... told her to look in a mirror more often..NOPE didn't work ... I thisk she is still lost cause she still hasn't come back ..Maybe she lost the address...

I have never heard that before and find it hard to comprehend that they had a Victa Type Mower Before WWII ... but who cares ... I still claim it for an Aussie invention ..

Hmmpf !! What's new... 45 years ago I was like that with NO GYMS in sight .. Couldn't help the change at 70yrs when I started to look more PEAR SHAPE .. showoff... LMAO

I AM SORRY to upset you .. I ddin't know you had posted it before. I only posted what I saw in my own yard so it is most certainly wrong information. Maybe if I contact admins of SDC ..I can have them delete this post for you. Reagds Vet543

Dont get stressed over it .. Mate LMAO

In 1902, Lawrence Hill in Adelaide invented the Hills Hoist Rotary Clothes line. Almost every backyard in Australia had one. They were tidier and far more space saving. The biggest impact of the world was the Victa Lawnmower.. before the rotary mower the world was using PUSH mower. In 1948...

We should go back to 1829, when Dr Johann Taberger designed a coffin with a bell above ground to alert the cemetry night watch . The rope was attached to the corpse's Head, Arms and Legs. and if either of them moved, if would ring the bell .. So began the saying "Saved By The Bell" ... Not...

My Jaw is about to drop too... because, I lived in Canberra for 20 years. Among the jobs I had was to Lease a Taxi for 10 years. Being on Late Night and Early Morning shifts..I was up many nights.. ALLNIGHT and never saw anything like this. Never saw this or anything like it in the Canberra...