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You're not Irish are you? http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jan/01/irish-atheists-challenge-blasphemy-law

It is funny you mention this Lil, because I was thinking the same thing of my own links (below). But I can only be myself, some will like me and some won't and I'm fine with that. Actually I suddenly like Strannik more. Maybe I'll check out his link...

Sim, can you please install super-kudos? Regular kudos just won't do. For those who think I'm just out speeding everywhere, I'm not; it goes both ways... there are a few streets in Brisbane zoned 60 kph that you can barely drive 40 through safely, yet people blindly blast through there simply...

Okay, it's a deal.

Hey world! I have no intention of obeying the law. I will continue to drive at what I feel is a safe speed, regardless of arbitrary numbers painted on metal.

I agree, however in my opinion (and I've had this argument just recently on Somersoft), Lil was suggesting to do the legal thing, not necessarily the right thing.

The main problem with speed limits, and why I think people feel justified breaking them, is because even if you're an experienced driver, driving a brand new car on brand new tyres on a sunny day, the limits have to assume that you're actually a P-plater driving an old car on bald tyres in the rain.

I'm 31, and I don't either. I too cringed at Lil Skater's post, Sunfish.

I have an international license here in Korea, but right on the license in the terms it states it's only valid while the Australian one is valid. So it's automatically void if the Aussie one is.

Having been to uni, I wish all lectures were that short.