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ohh yeah... kk well it would be kinder to the environment if he'd just post a pic... mike think of the seals in the arctic dying because you're too weak sauce to get a quick secret photo :(

sorry guys, but i sent her to another office already :D i didnt waste anytime :no: with traffic the way it will be soon, she wont get back till almost 5 ish and i'll be gone then :ninja:

also, why would i care about the seals in the arctic! i know it sounds cruel and all, but thats not my problem. if you want to stop that then go round and kill everyone who hunts them.

:) pffft......blame me for seals dying will you!

sorry guys, but i sent her to another office already :D i didnt waste anytime :no: with traffic the way it will be soon, she wont get back till almost 5 ish and i'll be gone then :ninja:

... and we'll be there with a printout of the last few pages of whoretown :)

meh, its not my year *shrugs*

i'll be the first to say it. i bet ya when the gtr gets running, it'll decide to throw a leg out of bed :ninja:

or a piston out the side of the block :)

i think ill throw the towel in if that happens :)

on that topic... is the GTR gonna be ready for the dyno day???

I dont even know why i'm putting my baby up on the dyno cos in 2 weeks i will have the figures of what my baby has under the bonet....

but still should be fun.....

on that topic... is the GTR gonna be ready for the dyno day???

I dont even know why i'm putting my baby up on the dyno cos in 2 weeks i will have the figures of what my baby has under the bonet....

but still should be fun.....

who knows now. all depends if andy's head needs to be rebuilt (lol)

to be honest, im tempted to pull the farking head off my motor get it ported etc. kinda lost interest in it, which is kinda sad :)

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