Oil Spot on Quasi"s Drive

**madboy** · 14th July 2005, 13:21

I think the importance of the issue must first be verified by forming a working party. Should the working party's preliminary analysis determine that a solution needs to be worked toward then it would be appropriate that a subcommittee was dedicated to the task of forming a structure to move forward with plans to consider options of finding a solution. It is of vital importance throughout this process that the parties involved meet their obligations under the Treaty.

Alternatively, if ACT get into power, you'd go down to SuperCheap, buy some $2 degreaser and a $7 rubber mallet, spray said patch of oil into oblivion and use the mallet to beat the f***er who desicrated(sp) the new driveway.

**Wolf** · 14th July 2005, 13:28

Originally Posted by madboy

I think the importance of the issue must first be verified by forming a working party. Should the working party's preliminary analysis determine that a solution needs to be worked toward then it would be appropriate that a subcommittee was dedicated to the task of forming a structure to move forward with plans to consider options of finding a solution. It is of vital importance throughout this process that the parties involved meet their obligations under the Treaty.

Alternatively, if ACT get into power, you'd go down to SuperCheap, buy some $2 degreaser and a $7 rubber mallet, spray said patch of oil into oblivion and use the mallet to beat the f***er who desicrated(sp) the new driveway.

And if National gets in power you'd do nothing because there would be no policy on it whatsoever - but anyone in the National Party, including its janitors, could buy you three new driveways out of ther pay increases.