kingkarl

Tonga. That is all

NZ lager alllll day. $19.99 for 15 (BOTTLES!) @ 5%. A student's best friend.

How did you get out there? Part of the salvage operation?

http://www.stanceworks.com/2011/10/unicorn/ Wow

The day of the crash was the captains birthday. Ugh.

Depends how bad the damage to the hull is I guess

My understanding is that it is a HUGE company and hence it seems a little unlikely they'll convince anyone of this.

Another 130-350 tonnes into the drink. This is gonna get pretty bad.

Fingers crossed the beach doesn't get too hammered.

Of course guns aren't a toy to be used to relieve anger. Priority number 1 is safe use that puts no person or property at danger. If there is any doubt of danger to any person or property, through ricochet or otherwise the shot is never taken. If all the safety considerations are met then what on earth is wrong with shooting off a few rounds (to reiterate: safety being first priority) to relieve some stress? Please enlighten me. I would have zero issue with a firearms officer reading this. Shooting sh*t is fun - Nothing to be ashamed of there. That's why people get guns and pursue hunting as a hobby. I do enjoy killing rabbits, not taking that back... the thrill of the chase as they say. Is it for everyone? Of course not. But at the end of the day, they are an introduced pest. As long as they are shot humanely (head/vitals) then there is no issue in terms of suffering to the animal. Yeah Polley, impressing you is my main pursuit in life. xoxo

Nah, killing baby seals with galvanized pipes was my favourite past time.

Can't help but think it will lose its "soul". It might as well be an audi. Obviously extremely capable and incredibly good all round but... Boring.

Yeah, it is a somewhat tricky situation. What I plan on doing is waiting until I return home for summer (1 months time) and completing the security process then at my parents address. Dad has a locked cupboard specifically for firearms (I hope it is still acceptable considering the gradual tightening of standards) which will be far easier than sorting it out in my current place. If the current flatmates weren't a good enough reason to get out of this place for next year, then these security difficulties are, haha. Cheers for the advice Dan, answers several questions I was unsure of

Some decent photos would definitely increase the appeal

Yeah the AR-15 is definitely something I'd look at next. Too many hours playing call of duty not to want one of those, haha. 5.56 seems like a really versatile round. Passed the test last night... Now I've got to try and figure out security arrangements. It's difficult because the apartment I live at currently has no cupboards and no suitable place for a gun, other than the somewhat flimsy hot water cylinder cupboard. So that means I'll almost certainly need a safe. But there's no where that I can dynabolt it to the floor that wont go unnoticed by our landlord (hitler reincarnate) when the time comes to move out. Guncity has This which they claim is legal, but I doubt the arms officer would be all that happy if I just rig that badboy up on my bedroom wall in sight of anyone who happens to walk in. Especially when it's an apartment in a densely populated area, occupied by 7 students with various people coming and going at all times. I'm sure the security standards for me are probably gonna be a little higher than an older person living out in a rural area for example. Ah dilemmas.

.357 = .44 magnum is my ultimate hand cannon - Profile pic probably gave that away. Yeah I can only imagine the time spent getting/maintaining your class B licence. I know what you mean about the anger relief benefits of firearms. Probably shouldn't be, but blasting a hole in a bunnies head is somewhat therapeutic for me.

Since when was offering a different opinion a ******* crime?

No not my thing... As you could of guessed from my first post. A car with thick glass... Wow awesome. It's obvious you've got a problem with me but try avoid the bickering in the future?

Probably more useful than having bullet proof glass right? I don't usually get shot at on my way to the dairy.

So did I... Until a cop stopped me biking down lambton quay towards hunter street (buses only). Let me off with a warning but said I was up for a couple hundred dollars worth of fines. Some of the outer city ones are OK I think. I know for a fact the bus lanes in and out of Karori are sweet for taxis/bikes/motorbikes etc.

Fatter and slower version of an already fat and slow merc... Meh

Read my original post. Difference of opinions is not why I called him a hater. Here's what a hater means because you obviously have no idea (the context I used it in was spot on for the record). http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hater I didn't disagree with Apex on the fact Ken Block is SHITE at rallying. That's hadly debatable. I did call him out for the "My mum could do better call" (obviously an exaggeration but I still don't agree with the point) Criticising KB's video and his lack of talent is hardly credible when (with respect Apex) you have absolutely no proof you are anywhere near as good. Yes I know you're a good driver with Targa and such events under your belt (hell you'd out drive me blindfolded). But give KB some credit. The videos are verrry impressive and to say anyone could do what he does is just rubbish. Anyway... I'm late for work.

Because you look like a twat if you rip on someone's skills but actually suck harder than them. Agree?

Give the man some credit. Sure he's no Sebastian Loeb, and his actual rallying skills are sh*t, but I think his skill in the videos are still undeniable (even with the amount of practice he gets). It's easy to say it's a piece of piss... given enough practice... it's all editing rah rah rah. But the fact is he has proven he is capable of those stunts. What have the haters shown they're capable of?

Resident hipster identified!