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    R16 million traffic fine target from a South African municipality raises concerns

    4 times in the same area? :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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    R16 million traffic fine target from a South African municipality raises concerns

    How much do you pay "car guards"?
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    R16 million traffic fine target from a South African municipality raises concerns

    My father imported clear polarised plastic covers to be put over number plates. From more than 5 degrees straight ahead the number plates were "blank". Must find the source....
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    R16 million traffic fine target from a South African municipality raises concerns

    The R62 is an amazing route - we love it. Similar to many in the Mpumalanga Lowveld, but in a better condition
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    SA households with batteries connected to Deye inverters could get paid R1,000 to R2,000 per year for sharing their storage

    I guess the explanation was included for the 30%ers?
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    Hefty fines for unregistered solar users

    What sale?
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    Herotel CEO says Amazon Leo will offer better speeds than Starlink in a year

    Rain didn't work for us from Day One
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    McDonald’s sued after customer burns mouth on ‘extremely hot and overheated’ fries

    Then it is steam or under pressure
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    Herotel CEO says Amazon Leo will offer better speeds than Starlink in a year

    https://mybroadband.co.za/news/broadband/656250-former-vodacom-heavyweight-has-a-message-about-starlink-in-south-africa.html If this doesn't work for you, what would?
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    McDonald’s sued after customer burns mouth on ‘extremely hot and overheated’ fries

    Does it get to 110C?
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    McDonald’s sued after customer burns mouth on ‘extremely hot and overheated’ fries

    I wonder what plastic was in her underwear? Fabric Heat Tolerances Synthetic (Nylon, Polyester, Spandex): Softens and melts under direct high heat (like an iron or hot machinery) above 150°C (302°F); elastic degrades in hot dryer settings. Cotton: Does not melt, but can scorch or burn at...
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    McDonald’s sued after customer burns mouth on ‘extremely hot and overheated’ fries

    How do you know the coffee was at 90 degrees?
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    McDonald’s sued after customer burns mouth on ‘extremely hot and overheated’ fries

    When I was a kid my Dad had a Mercedes - a lever or arm pushed out the seatbelt buckle for you to grab and put it in the thing between the seats.
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    McDonald’s sued after customer burns mouth on ‘extremely hot and overheated’ fries

    Maybe she wasn't used to heat in that part of the world?
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    McDonald’s sued after customer burns mouth on ‘extremely hot and overheated’ fries

    It is the USA - she has a good chance of winning the case.
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