He spent all his juevinile life and till his mid 20's in the boobYour old man must not have got into much trouble I'm thinking .. hahaha.
He spent all his juevinile life and till his mid 20's in the boobYour old man must not have got into much trouble I'm thinking .. hahaha.
He's dead....................Really .. and he'd be advising you take " do the time " .. did you explain it's just a traffic offence mate.
Me three... made me think of him, hardass son of beotch, old school farm boy...Bugger...Mine too
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Coincidently my old man also died at 63, apparently a diet of cigarettes and fatty food aren't a good recipe for longevity. Poor bastard worked from 16 to 55, retired and 6 months later had a major stroke which left him with major paralysis on his right side...goodbye retirement dreams.....I live life to its fullest now!!!Yeah my old man always said " im too evil to die young " he made 63 riddled with smoking related cancer, last time i saw him he was a bag of bones in palliative care , i wheeled him out side rolled us a a ciggie lit it for him and shared a moment together , never went to his funeral as i always wanted to remember him as alive.
Or pay $750 if you can't work out who was driving. I am not sure but perhaps only relevant to company vehicles.Over here... If you are the registered owner you are responsible for the fine and demerit points unless you can prove it was not you driving /riding via someone else accepting the blame buy filling in the back of the ticket with their details and send it in so the ticket can be reissued.
Done that tooOr pay $750 if you can't work out who was driving. I am not sure but perhaps only relevant to company vehicles.
Costs a lot of money to keep the points down but cheaper than not having a licence.
Prostate cancer died at 71. All I can say is.... Get that thing checked every year.Yeah my old man always said " im too evil to die young " he made 63 riddled with smoking related cancer, last time i saw him he was a bag of bones in palliative care , i wheeled him out side rolled us a a ciggie lit it for him and shared a moment together , never went to his funeral as i always wanted to remember him as alive.