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I used to have these tattoos, you just got to becareful not to wash over them when going for a shower. I used glad wrap it during showers, would last me about 3-4days when using quality glad wrap.

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Anyone here have any tattoos? Thinking of getting my first one from the U.S when I'm over there on a holiday - do you need to be very careful of sun / water etc?

Tattoo on your penis, it's going to be covered nearly all time anyway.

P plater in 180 type x gets rear ended by middle aged man in commodore, commo uninsured, p plater only has number and rego (yes yes, he should have got the guys license deets)

So wat now? Guy no answer calls. Tell his bro to go po po station and say that car got rear ended by xxx xxx and phone number is blah blah, since the guy who drives it is p plates, and type x is tarbo

I would report the case to the police then give your insurance the case number so the insurance can chase up the details from the police.

Think that's the only way yo get details, police wouldn't give you details for obvious reasons.

Cops won't get involved unless someone was hurt in the accident. It's a civil matter. Can only get a solicitor to obtain information, or your insurance company. Some 3rd party policies offer an uninsured motorist component where they will pay you up to a certain amount for damage to your car and chase up the guy for you, provided you can give them details to track the driver.

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