nzsag

I personally find the whole sweaty/dirty man thing very unattractive. I find clean guys a lot more of a turn on I seem to be in the minority with this view though? haha. I work/live in a 40+ degree climate and therfore shower twice a day and change clothes daily.

guitar, drums, bass, bagpipes.... and just starting the banjo

this is one of the funniest questions I've seen in this forum in a long time my answer - I have no idea.

haha, I was convinced by friends once to reverse through so I was sitting on the correct side

correct about the left hand drive cars from japan. I used to work for a company that assembled an american brand of truck (international) - was a challange to build them right hand drive!

oh you haven't lived! I owned a left hand drive and a right hand drive vehicle at the same time once (does that make me "bi-steeringwheel"?)

I recall reading a theory about this somewhere. Apparently back in the day (Romans or something I think??), people on horses stayed to the left of tracks due to most people being right handed - therefore could hold the reigns with the left and use a sword with the more dominant right hand toward oncoming "traffic" if need be. As for modern roads and vehicles, I'm not sure the reason for some countries to drive on the left and some on the right. I can only really speak for Australia and New Zealand when the first few decades of car imports in the early 1900's were predominantly English import

now theres a sentence you don't here every day

Us New Zealanders shag sheep as well, apparently also everyone has featured in a Lord of the Rings film / or Xena episode, and we all play Rugby... Since moving to Australia, I apparently now shag kangaroos, wrestle sharks, and finish every sentence with the word "mate"

I play drums, guitar (both bass, electric and accoustic), piano, and working on the bagpipes at the moment. I recorded a song years ago that im trying fing where i stashed it, played all the instruments myself