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-|- awave
veganalex at gmail.com
Tue Jul 11 17:43:18 PDT 2006
hmm...i couldn't sware to it - but i'm pretty sure the lights are the
same on the cars in the UK - well...i'm not a driver (not old enough
;) i would be otherwise) - so i dunno whether thats really anything
special :P
and thomas - i didn't think you'd mail it to me anyway...its a serious
waste of time really...im not truely all that terriably interested in
everything...and a 5086 is a VERY good(well...not by todays
standards)for what i would like to do.
-|- awave
On 11/07/06, Peter Green <pspete1 at pnc.com.au> wrote:
>
> In Australia, we have a control in our cars which switches the headlights
> between more dim, and directed at the road fairly closely in front of the
> vehicle (low beam); and rather bright, and directed a fair distance ahead of
> the car (high beam). Generally speaking, you don't use high beam in built-up
> areas (residential areas and other areas where there are street lights).
>
> I used the word, "hoppers" because most of our creatures hop, though a
> wombat eats roots and leaves, a possum scampers along much like a cat, and a
> koala does very little at all.
>
> All recognisable English again?
>
> P
>
>
> Shane M. Coughlan wrote:
> Peter Green wrote:
>
>
> You might need to explain high beam to some of the readers.
>
> [snip]
>
>
> Of course there are rules against it in the cities even here (as you and
> I know, Chris) except when the hoppers are out.
>
> It's English...but somehow it remains a completely foreign language!
>
> Shane
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