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Does this mean the roo was insured and its company paid? M On 27/11/2013, at 10:54 PM, Bill Wootton wrote: > No Max. Roo bars are out. The modern car is designed to crumple. We felt no impact. Air bags didn't go off. With a roo bar you are jolted. Saves the furniture but rattles driver and any passengers. Insurance covered it. Lost $750 excess is all. > > Cheers, > Bill > >> On 27 Nov 2013, at 10:31 pm, Max Richards <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >> >> Did your car, o bush dweller Bill, have fitted to its front Roo Bars? >> >> If not, why not? >> >> If not then, perhaps soon? >> >> >> Max, no bush dweller. >> >>> On 27/11/2013, at 10:21 PM, Bill Wootton wrote: >>> >>> I totally sympathise with Janet, Pat on all of those matters, with the possible exception of roo burgers. A roo ran into the path of my car the other day and caused $11,000+ worth of damage. Make all the burgers you want of the beast. Just kidding. Your poem works well. Hope the cat continues to listen. >>> >>> Bill >>> >>>> On 27/11/2013, at 8:31 PM, Patrick McManus wrote: >>>> >>>> TALKING TO CAT >>>> >>>> cat! >>>> talking to cat >>>> talking to my cat >>>> >>>> partner janet >>>> has gone off >>>> on a long trip >>>> in an aeroplane >>>> right winging >>>> to her rellies >>>> to the horrors >>>> of Abbot land >>>> killer sharks >>>> open cast mining >>>> ex sacred sites >>>> coal dumping >>>> that barrier reef >>>> deforestation >>>> flames flash fires >>>> pollution >>>> overfishing >>>> overgrazing >>>> over everything >>>> poor boat people >>>> roo burgers >>>> G'day! >>>> G'donya! >>>> hope she >>>> survives >>>> >>>> cat! >>>> talking to cat >>>> talking to my cat >>>> >>>> >>>> pmcmanus >>>> r415 >>