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Paul - are you born in australia? Drew has an aussie passport but I am trying to find out how to apply for a britsh one and what the consequences are ect.... do you know where I can find out this information?

I'm good - hating work ALOT. I am looking into getting Andrew a british passport so we can go to the UK easier.

hey kyles - how are ya?

nice one darker hahaha Russ - nah... I just spat in his tea (you know the chicken and rice) hahaha jokes

Russ - I was laughing to myself then and Drew is like "shut up d*ick head" hahaha

oh yeah - I know its not the guys here (well mostly anyway) hahaha hey Russ - smashed crab

when they do the timing belt they do the water pump anyway don't they

oh ok Paul - well as Micko said - skylines are built ford tough hahaha so they will last

yeah but he didn't put it on there - (the owner is a mechanic) he only recently put a timing belt on there. Paul said a sure sign of over 100 000km is the sticker..... and this sticker was put on in japan - not australia... could it be fake K's?

baahahahaha russ - funny sh*t. Malaga Markets.... well day would ave to behind the bottlo mate

oops I missed a zero.... it said 196000..... maybe it means when the next one is due?

Paul - I wanted to know what you make of that sticker I just mentioned???

hey russ.... hahahahahaha youse are the lovliest boongs I have ever seen

paul - test drove that series II tonight with russ..... I don't like it. It seem way heavier to drive than the one at c-red. The clutch is really hard. The c-red one just felt a heap nicer. Also you were metioning about that timing belt sticker on the car - well this series II shows 96000 on the clock..... but there is a sticker on the front of the engine about timing belt and it says 19600??? I asked the guy about it and he said he;s never noticed it before. It was in jap and english writing as well

paul - no guessing who you caught that off

I'm back - just had to log into work and fix something

man work just called - gott go off line log in to work..... be back later

GTS - seriously - you can work in a winery doing cellar door sales. Its not that hard - sales experienc (which you have) ability to bullsh*t (everyone has that)...

hey russ *peace chop chop wave*

that solicitor model girl went into the house GTS - what about working at a winery... what area do you live in?

russ - I'm watching it now - that carlo guy is such a spanner

I used to sell them for telechoice when it was under one tel hahaha I did it as a job during uni. But mobile phone sales isn't too bad - easy cause everyone buys mobile phones. GTS - you can always try at a pub for work - they always hire people

to sell phones you learn on the job about the phone features and you have to read the customer to kinda know what features they are going to like etc

gts - coffee making - I used to do that I used to hate getting the coffee grains stuck on my hands when washing the cap machine. anyway - sales - mobile phones maybe??

where do you work now?