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Oh yeah, I saw that. Gettin tanned and jacked aye? At this rate you'll have a wife and kids in no time.

Did you go outside though? I prefer a more temperate climate.

I think all of the 40 degree days have passed and it's cooling down. Thank fark for that. Brb complaining it's too cold in a few months.

Yerp.

Same deal for some other cars. It bypasses the immobiliser. Haha I was thinking about that last night but wasn't sure if it worked for an xr6.

What's a hangover? I haven't had one for so long and it's not for lack of trying! I either wake up fine, a little tired or still drunk.

Haha nah, I thought they must have knocked something large over but when I heard nothing after, I thought I was imagining it and went to sleep. Edit: the floor rumbled hence the knocking over part and something fell over outside my bedroom window. I honestly thought I'd stayed up too late and was imagining things cos it went quiet afterwards.

Ok so I was lying in bed last night at about 1:00 am or so and the whole house shook. I was like wtf but wrote it off as the cats dragging a buffalo through the house. I just mentioned it to my wife and she tells me there was an earthquake last night. I thought I just imagined it.

I bet you were glad for the kluger when you guys came up the other night. My bf slides all over the road in that kind of weather!

That's fair enough mate. You gotta make the best decision you can and it sounds like you have it under control. Just don't forget to remind her in 30 years lol.

I grew up in the 80's fwiw. I made sure that I can pay a month's worth of mortgage with less than a week's wage. Plus fark paying the bank any more interest than I have to.

Haha k31th they do have other alternatives than giant eagles. I can see the reasons for buying the more expensive car. I did the same for my wife, although it wasn't terribly expensive (5 figures), it still has 11 airbags or something like that. I still think that easy come is easy go. I've seen it over and over. Obviously this doesn't pertain to everyone. My kids will still be earning theirs though.

At least she's ok but fark that. Easy come easy go. My kids will get their cars the same way I got mine, getting a job and paying for it themselves.

Gee they must be bolted in pretty crappily to warrant them being welded. After so many attempted stoogings I'm sure you'll make sure you don't get stooged.

Good bloke. I never met more helpful people than when I lived over there.

Finally. Now skids.

Ha my missus reckons I should call the bank tomorrow.

Haha I'm just having a poke mate, no hard feelings. But seriously for $300 you can buy enough pump for about 700rwkw on boost and much more with an na motor. Putting it all together with the right accessories, knowing what those parts are, how it goes together, how to mechanically tune it as well as the various software obligations is the thing that cost money.

Haha can you see the difference between doing it yourself and paying someone to do it for you? Ain't no way in hell you need to spend 5k on a fuel system. People love to pay for shiny name brands. Brb comparing 18psi to 10 psi.

I ate the very same last night.

Yep. The basic idea is keep any money at all ie; food, petrol, beer, internet money in the loan account until you need to spend it. Even if you live week to week and have no savings you can still benefit from offsetting interest. This idea works for personal loans as well.

Sup errbody. Freaky depending on your home loan you can just keep all of your cash in it to offset interest and just withdraw it to your debit card account as you need it. K31th just described why you would benefit having a specific offset account with a different card than your everyday debit card. Basically and rewards aside, you can deposit all of your cash to offset interest in your loan and you'll have an interest free card that holds the sum of your home loan deposits as your everyday card. Obviously this doesn't mean you're rich even if there is a lot of cash you can move around. You can stand to save anywhere from $50 to several hundred dollars a month interest depending on the size of your loan and the amount of cash you keep tied up. This in turn translates into how many years to pay your loan down. When you do the maths you will be amazed if you haven't done so already. Slightly on this topic I use excel to do my budget for a year or 2 at a time so even if I look at the bank and think I should buy ten turbos I still have my actual plan and available funds on my pc so I don't get carried away.

Did someone say nappies? I think I've changed less than 10 in the last 4 months since my wife has been on maternity leave. I'm having the biggest break I can right now cos in about 2 months I'll be changing most of them by myself again for the next few years.