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I'm all for texting. I definitely agree it's more of an age thing, as now I'm older and wiser and 21 I probably text less than I did when I was 14 or whatever. But in saying that it's proper convenient, especially for me to keep in contact with kids back home as I'm overseas. And there's no pissing around with the small talk that you might have in a regular call, you're pretty much forgiven for being straight to the point.

oh... a late happy birthday from me word up to you for not being sick after that drink. jus looking at the photo's is vomit inducing...

happy birthday

nothing. i quit. well, i quit as of friday. i do [did?] work in insurance, which i abhor. but managed to have 6 months in wellington on an IT project for the company which was rad. now, i'm leaving for england and have no idea of what i'll do when i get there. i'm hoping nothing in terms of work, but that's only if i have some sort of magical bank balance that never decreases... it could happen...

ha

+--> QUOTE(this guy ) ellie....andy and i offer is still open! get it while its hot! ha, yea uh, thanx Gus, i'll keep that in mind

these guys...

um, i'll be on that plane on the 15th of April... that was me trying to be clever and have something in there to explain my extreme lack of car-ness... yea i know, i'm pretty rad uh... wha'? maybe i'm not having a particularly onto it day [ak to be honest, more than likely], but i don't follow...

i got the email - there's probably loads of variations but this is the one i got anyways...

0Y = the "0" is a zero, or a naught/nought [both words which mean the same thing, so i'm not sure which is the right one] i guess... so "naught-y"

well shux, quality goods, and honestly, a price like that? what a bargain

can i ask for a bit of a review ryan? namely how were frontline [ ]?

Frontline... rad anyone seen them live?

Emma, check here for the membership info an account details, online banking may be a bit easier than sending money thru the post...

finally 20, felt like i was 19 for aaaaaaages [like, a year, for example... ]

depends on the type of policy you get - agreed value, premiums are generally a bit higher but you know the amount that you are insured for is the amount you'll get paid if you have a total loss, and then there's market value, where you get paid the market value of the vehicle immediately prior to the time of loss [or the amount your car is insured for, whichever is the lesser]. market value is ok provided you keep you policy up to date with the correct value, so you're not paying premiums based on an amount you're never going to get if you have a loss.check with the company that you end up insuring with as to what kind of policy they're offering you tho... some don't do agreed value at all. that's my understanding anyway - i don't work in claims tho

if you're having trouble it's often a good idea to check out the company [or broker] that your parents insure with? some companies may consider insuring a vehicle where the driver or car doesn't fit their standard underwriting criteria as accomodation business, if your parents have all their insurances with them and are valued customers etc...

no surprises that i was shite at the parallel parking one, but still managed 327 first go...

hey, happy birthday andy, have a good one

km's?

uh... coz he quite possibly read the questions/answers section on that page... it says it on there

happy birthday from me too boss, hope you had a good one :thumb:

maybe it's because i don't smoke, but i just can't think of one positive aspect of smoking is it the mouth-watering taste? the attractive yellow teeth? the inviting aroma? the impact on your wallet? the sexy image? i mean, honestly, the logic of it all... :thumbsdown: [well, that was a little bit passionate...]

moi?but if i had a car, then i'd have to swap my flights home for work to get me a carpark down here...

awww he beat you to it... jus playin'nice to have another girl here to help me out when the guys have a cars vs. girls debate...