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smart watch synced to iphone that syncs to local time.

no fks given

eat breakfast when wake up, lunch when they stop at middle of day and dinner when finished for day

easy as.

Haha except it becomes a headf**k when you are working in one timezone, your boss is in another & your hometown is different as well.

so like me all the time?

boss in singapore, (improved over last one in west coast USA)

working in HK time zone now but as we know I could be anywhere

home life Melb.

give it some time and it becomes 2nd nature

(smart watch does show home and here time so that helps

and really boss can work around where he is billing me out currently to

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link?

http://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/442392-m35-turbo-upgrade/page-10

also, fastest FWD at Snowy 1000 last year was a mazda MX6. reaching a speed of 216km/h.

any FWD car that is capable of running 11secs 1/4 mile would wallop that speed. hopefully some decent contenders this year...

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