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  1. #196
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    Quote Originally Posted by bsasuper View Post
    would you walk into a bank with ya lid on? didnt think so,is it such a big deal to take ya helmet off or are you that ugly?
    I'm not getting the product from outside the bank and just going inside to pay for it.
    You usually park further away from banks.

    It's been a while since I've seen a "no helmets" sticker at a servo down here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by elevenhundred View Post
    Shit just use eftpos at the pump, then you won't even have to waddle inside
    Most have changed to "fuel card only".

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    I never take my helmet off and I've never been asked to. Maybe you look like a bad bastard?

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    There's a gas-station in Gore whose forcourt I'll never cross to get gas..

    FFS, in GORE of all places they wanted me to remove my skull mask - when I went in with CB when she went to pay for our gas leaving our scoots praked-up and not running about 15 metres away???????
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    ...FFS, in GORE of all places they wanted me to remove my skull mask - when I went in with CB when she went to pay for our gas leaving our scoots praked-up and not running about 15 metres away???????
    I hope you also asked them if you had to remove your stab proof vest.
    Time to ride

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jantar View Post
    I hope you also asked them if you had to remove your stab proof vest.
    In Gore?

    No-way was I removing it.

    And I had my pistol in hand too - just in case
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    Quote Originally Posted by BuellBunny View Post
    Methinks its a power issue.... shame he doesnt have to wear hat anymore! I have never had a problem or EVER been asked to remove my helmet anywhere... maybe its my norks....
    quite right
    mikey havock said if he had "norks" he would just sit
    around all day playing with them!
    I forgot to remove my helmet when i went into a bank once
    had a nice chat with the Armed offenders unit after
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    until you find a big rock

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    Quote Originally Posted by PirateJafa View Post
    Actually, they may be able to decline to accept those 5c pieces. I can't recall what the threshold is, it's around five or ten dollars, but over that threshold they can legally decline to accept payment in silver coins.

    However, by law, sellers must accept gold coins - even though you may be paying thousands of dollars.
    fuck, i remember one local looney came in and bought a packet of tobacco... she paid entirely with feckin silver and maybe one or two golds. was like $20 something. this was before the 5c coin was removed. damn near did my head in trying to count it all and not forget where i was up to. thankfully, this at the bp thats best classed as "almost dead" instead of the one i normally worked which was classed as "always crowded"

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    that sucks, but i guess i can see where they are coming from. could u not go in there and pull him aside, and let him know that its a hassel for you to take ur lid off everytime u wanna fill your bike up, and tell him to remember ur plate or sumit? and if hes still gona be a prick, then at least u know where you stand ay mate.

    btw hope i didnt bump an old post. new to this place my bad

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damian View Post
    that sucks, but i guess i can see where they are coming from. could u not go in there and pull him aside, and let him know that its a hassel for you to take ur lid off everytime u wanna fill your bike up, and tell him to remember ur plate or sumit? and if hes still gona be a prick, then at least u know where you stand ay mate.

    btw hope i didnt bump an old post. new to this place my bad
    A hassle to take your lid off....

    if its such a hassle then don't bother riding the dam thing at all as when you get somewhere you will have to again have the hassle of taking your lid off...

    I have to say there are some interesting replies to this topic for and against

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    but it is a hassel for him to take his lid off other wise he would of done it no questions asked correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damian View Post
    but it is a hassel for him to take his lid off other wise he would of done it no questions asked correct?
    I bet when it comes time for a cold one or a pie - taking a helmet off won't be any hassle all of a sudden.

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    If I decide to take my helmet off at a servo, is it ok for me to leave my nice black balaclava on ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    I bet when it comes time for a cold one or a pie - taking a helmet off won't be any hassle all of a sudden.
    What a fucking ridiculous statement. It's more hassle to not remove your helmet when attempting to eat or drink than when simply handing over your money and being on your way. :slap:
    If it wasn't for a concise set of rules, we might have to resort to common sense!

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    hey i was only joking , i am always the first to take off the helmit . really
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