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So I see, had to wiki it

Also came up with this:

Golden Week has a reputation for a high rate of suicide in Japan,[not in citation given] with special suicide hotlines set up during the week as an attempt to reduce the number of suicides there

LOL!

Met this guy at Garage Cafe.

Thank goodness he won!

Why do they suicide in golden week though?

Japan! One hell of a crazy country!

someone give me a tl;dr

Guy in Manningham has 7 cars on his block of land, Skylines, Supras etc...

Council issues him with an order to drop the number of cars stored to 4

He says f**k that and goes to VCAT. VCAT Sides with council.

He goes to Supreme Court and wins the right to have his cars on his land.

Also, he's wearing a 100mm shirt in the pic :P

Guy in Manningham has 7 cars on his block of land, Skylines, Supras etc...

Council issues him with an order to drop the number of cars stored to 4

He says f**k that and goes to VCAT. VCAT Sides with council.

He goes to Supreme Court and wins the right to have his cars on his land.

Also, he's wearing a 100mm shirt in the pic :P

oh nice, don't see whats wrong with having 7 cars? :s

lol. hyakka ryouran, railgun, nyaruko (lol tentacle porn), and hentai ouji.

still catching up on accel world, and psycho pass, dat backlog.

i'll probably watch shingeki after it finishes airing. but i just need my moe fix weekly.

only watching ouji out of those. seen accel world though, i liked it. assume you've seen SAO then?

haha yeah pretty tempted to watch the source material instead of waiting weekly for shingeki.

oh nice, don't see whats wrong with having 7 cars? :s

"The council said the vehicles were taking up a majority of the property's open space and therefore, the land should be declared a store, as opposed to a residential dwelling.

But for it to be a lawful store, Mr Hoe would need a permit, which could only be granted if he did not live at the site and the cars were kept in a building."

^^ judges have a lot of respect for people who REALLY do their background work. They know what it takes to be able to successfully rep themselves, and will see through the people who just simply haven't tried hard enough(to their standards)

Working in legal has really opened another chapter I never even knew about

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