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I killed a clutch bit on monday - but ill be damned if I end up driving an Astra *@#(%&*

hehe wasn't me, wouldnt catch me in a 'line

P.P.P.P.P.S. its PPP not SSSS hehehe I had the cops telling me my park lights were wired up wrong once.... *sigh*

If youre feeling bored: http://www.hotperthcars.net/summoner/video.../TV%20segments/ tt.avi "...their type of fun, is fast and furious..."

Was the footage even from perth? I wasn't paying full attention to it when the story came on. That old bat reckons there were up to 8000 people in the street where they were racing, and that she was a prisoner in her house because she had reported the street racing thugs to the cops and they'd returned seek vengeance!

PF ripoff!! 1) 82 Laser *doof'd* 2) 93 EB Falcon *riced* 3) 92 Silvia *modd'd*

Which exhaust??

yeah u could probably even slide a coin under it.. maybe

Is this a new record for oldest dug-up thread??? lol A website for Perth cruises. Just whats needed.... -Loser Lauren

Wants a 33, drives a Levin, s13 stylez nick......? hehe

that yellow monaro was donated i think

Strich9ine *nods* All in the instinct and upbringing. Any dog has the potential to bite though. Dependant on the situation. You can never train the trait out of an animal. It'll always be present but you can teach the dog right and wrong. If your training is correct and the animal respects you as it's 'boss' (alpha of the pack ) then you will have more control over it. However, anything is possible. Its up to the owner to know the pet well enough to make the right decisions... And I agree rev210 - having to pass a testwould be great.

Ok i just read rev210's last post hehe and wanna make a comment... *ready's fingers* I used to have a bluey x alsation. Our parents didnt allow us to take her to puppy preschool, training, the dog beach, anything as we were 'too young' at the time. Also the first walk she ever went on, she was attacked by a labrador. She grew up to be very loyal and protective of our family, but as soon as another dog came within her sights she'd get very peeved and try to get at it, fight, see it off, anything she could do. We didnt know what her dad was like (the alsation) but her mum the bluey, was an ok dog, if a little snappy. But as time went on and we all got older I started taking her to the beach, helping her meet other dogs (and people!) without scaring them off from dog's themselves... but it was difficult as i'd have her on the leash and other dogs would run up to her adn the owners wouldnt call them away - very frustrating!! It puts you in a difficult spot, because while i was trying to teach her that other dogs can be mates with her, theyd run up to her and she would try to do and get rid of them - what she thought she had to do - but was restricted by me and the leash so i was stopping her from doing what she thought was right, and tellnig her off for it.. while preferrnig to take the gentle approach and let her go to the dogs on good terms. Confused? She was a pretty intelligent animal, but I guess that first ever walk and lack of socialisation thereafter really hit home adn stayed with her til the end.. where she tried to bite the vet with the needle I was proud of her though. True to the end!

It has EVERYTHING to do with breeding. And training, of course. Staffys, Pitbulls, those types... you name it, they were bred for a reason - as aggressive dogs whether for fighting, protections, etc. As breeders, ppl tend to try and weed out the more aggressive traits a breed may have, but you will always have throwbacks, and furthermore, you will always have irresponsible owners who do not try to curb a dogs temperament. Dogs SHOULD come with a handbook - like a car. But we'll never be so lucky unfortunately. Ppl will buy a certain breed - lets say a 'pretty, good looknig husky' or malamute or eskimo dog, whatever... simply because they like the look of the dog, without knowing theyre all capable of bulk pack behaviour and can be snappy aggressive bastards at times. Im well aware that as an owner of a 'herding' working type dog (bluey) that he has it in him to deliver a pretty nasty bite or nip even though he is a very friendly, happy dog. So bascially yeah, breeding, instinct and all that has plenty to do with it but also the lack of training/handling and knowledge on owner's parts too, all impact on the type/temperament a dog ends up like when it is grown... *lecture off* heheheh

What is blue and yellow?? GREEN!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA terrible, but i love em

ok.... What did the fish say when it swam into a wall? DAM!!!!!

Ugh any vet bills.. especially horse bills unfortunately I had to sell mine about 2 years ago but still miss him so much. I can't fnd him anymore either, he and teh owner seem to have disappeared :*( We had to put down our old dog Bessie, she was an Alsatian x Bluey. Again, unfortunately no-one could bear to be with her when she went so I was the only person from my family to hold her when she went. Pretty much on the top of the Worst-Days-Ever list. I do have a 2 year old Bluey now called Ty.... or Dennis (the menace) if your my parents *shrug* hes a champ

Suddenly the rules were, Steve, ur team needed to be from a registered club... No more to say!

skyzerr33 yeah that was me. i was in wrong gear n ***t the change so i gave up but tried chasing u for a rematch.

argh, lern tew spel and do gramma goode!!!!!!!@$$*@*)

but not the import chicks... - Lauren

*drops hand* GO TEH SILVS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!$&@*$Y*@(Y$*@&*$( ahhhh btw i didnt read the whole thread I got bored lol....

PSI GTSII (forgotten ur name sorry heh) also forgot u even said that to me heh

Zanda: cry it up one day ill get the thing taken off and ill post pics. my bf ran lowwwww 13s (13.04, 13.02..) in his 180 - also with a stock turbo. So its not outta the question.

Zanda: no t28 - got one i can have for free though? PSI GTSII: huh??