Dude, they just have to get out of the fucking way and let those who CAN make a difference get the job done. As it stands the lolly scramble we buy into every three years means policies where every time any one of us does something positive for the economy we get penalised for it.
If I wasn't systematically and arbitrarily screwed with respect to any activities that demonstrate I might have a few bucks to spare, (like owning a >600cc motorcycle) I’d be absolutely ecstatic to pay what otherwise amounts to a very reasonable ACC levy. As it is? Avoidance are us, they can go get fucked.
‘Scuse, off to turn another black sheckel…
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
What's the ticket worth? And how many do you think they'll be issue whilst twenty bikes are hurling abuse/rotten fruit, accidentally walking into and elbowing them etc etc. If I was a lone council parking warden, and I was getting the stiff shoulder and jostled by guys wearing leather and armour, I'd be moving along myself... Honestly, if they could move you on from a park in less than 30 minutes, you're not trying hard enough.
True true... and then they'll have to spend another 5 minutes explaining why the bike isn't allowed to park there to the new rider... You guys only have to mess them up for an hour or two, that's all it would take.
I've never been screwed either systematically or arbitrarily.
I'd like an environment that was a little more oriented towards smaller businesses (such as myself and my clients), it would also be nice to have a government that wasn't stuck with what failed in the past and could actually look into the future and plan around what is likely to happen. And wasn't obsessed with trying to catch up to Australia - be like me trying to get the Thunderbird to catch up with a Gixxer 1000. Impossible and pointless even trying.
But neither the current lot nor the last lot show any sign of delivering on those criteria, but at least Michael Cullen had a sense of humour, whereas English is the epitomy of dull and grey.
Don't blame me, I voted Green.
Bollocks - have you ever listened to any debates with him in them? The guy was very, very clever and had a very acerbic sense of humour he used on the opposition every chance he got.
The current crop (all parties) are as dull as dust and National are the party of choice for Accountants and bankers, so expecting a Nat to have a sense of humour is like expecting a Harley to be light and nimble. Or a Honda owner to be heterosexual.
The Greens are altogether too earnest and busy trying not to offend, Act are just morons and too busy trying to get back in power, Peter Dunne is a god botherer, Jim Anderton is worn out, Maori are worthy and earnest (with the exception of Hone Harawira, who I think is mostly funny by accident) and Labour are too busy wondering what the hell to do next.
We live in dire times when there are no clever and amusing people in parliament, Australia is looking good.
Don't blame me, I voted Green.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
It's even easier than that. Choose a day and take the car.
Encourage all motorcyclists to take their cars to work that day, call it "get up against the wall" day, and make it once a month. Get there early, score all the best parks, especially the ones likely to be otherwise inhabited by people we don't like.
Get a big black crayon and make a sign: YOU COULD HAVE THIS PARK IF I HAD A PLACE TO PARK MY MOTORCYCLE.
Not quite accurate, they're in discussions with the forces of evel in the form of various parking companies to provide "special" ("revenue generating) parks for motorcycles, in parking buildings.
TFOE are, I believe the same lot that "manage" the council's parking infringement requirements.
Right, think that's enough Nasturtiums cast for the meantime, get into 'em.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
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