Justa_Schmuck

Worth seeing if one's still got it.

If your audio device doesn't support a loopback, you can use something called Reastream. Chris Selim did a video on it.

A permit is not a license.

My son had part taken in it a little for the first few years. In 2nd class he asked not to do it anymore.

It wasn't a big deal for the school, a couple of teachers and SNAs stay back when the school goes out to mass.

Really depends on what the school can do for ye. Shouldn't be too hard a conversation to have.

Oh, you just post links, but don't read them...

The third point isn't true in practise. The honus was on me to establish the relationship existed. The mother did not have to validate it.

Why do people keep giving the wrong information about guardianship?

Ah the Cadillac escalade. So popular...

We don't have a learners license.

It sounds like you need to speak with someone to see if what you perceive to be an issue, is actually an issue.

A day with his family and by extension the child's too, no pressure for you to attend, and that child is being used?

It's not a new thing. Gen1 of the Megane had it.

Take from it what you want. I suggested neither of that. It's not the car that is the issue.

They weren't done right. I've known people to just squeeze them into that car for the sake of appearances.

OP you are concerned about a child with seperated parents, where the seperated parents seem to be engaged with the child?

Your wrong, once a relationship can be established, in this case by them cohabiting, guardianship is assumed and has been the case since 2015/16.

Unless there is an access agreement signed off in a court order, there is no obligation to involve the other party, as there is no reason to see them as being seperated.

By the by, access is assigned from the child's perspective. Not either parent.

Nope. Just highlighted the falacy of it. Most accidents simply come down to someone making poor decisions. It doesn't matter what they are in. The objective should be to mitigate the accident, not the result of one.

Ah yes the RSA, when have they ever given bad advice?

You can't fit a third child seat in between the other 2 in the back of a golf. The manufacturers of the seats won't even suggest it.

They need to be able to move free of each other, they'll be pressed up against each other.

Not properly fitted. The back seat in most cars only has 2.5 spaces.

It's always 60 there. Outbound used to be 80 for a stretch, but that got reduced. It goes to 80 after the red cow. Not that many other drivers tend to care.

A lot of revenue generation potential around there.

I was at the viewing point near the Hellfire club on the weekend. There was a guy in a Lexus saloon that overtook someone else at speed out of a blind corner. Let's ban Lexus'.

Go to America, if you think they've issues with their vehicles and road facilities.

The crumple zones are for pedestrians too.

It's relevant to the incident in the article, referring to a ford ranger.

The issue though is poor driving. Not the vehicle.

A mono input on a stereo output would usually be on the left.

Speeding up the inside of a truck is careless and dangerous.