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The lady in the seat next to me had the nerve to say to the hair dresser "You let Men in here"....

I turned to her and said "Oh darling you dont have to worry about me, Im Gay"...

It was really funny...

BTW... For those who dont know me, Im not Gay... Except that time with Bunta but that was for medical research...

that was meant to be a secret :blush:

Fark there is too many band wagons around this place!

At the start some one got a good tune from Matty Spry...then every one was on to him like fats kids on a birthday cake

Then I say I didnt choose him cause I heard some bad reports and now people are in a panic??

I chose Chiptorqe because people that I truseted suggested it...If Matt works for you why change that based on my personal opinion, and that didnt work out that well for me anyway!

And John why the hell do you need another tune...your car has been tuned more times than any car in the history of man kind

because recently the studs were replaced to which hardcore nicely told me one of the studs were missing when they took the manifold off. now that all studs are there (so hardcore have told me), it needs another tune from what dan explain to me the other day.

as well as the fact that the piece of shit is spiking. recently it's also been splattering alot for some unknown reason.

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