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got someone whingin about not being copied over from the orginal thread for the calendar this year -

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...t&p=2849490

poorly organised?

like to see this dipshit organise something better in the little timeframe i gave myself along with fitting in work and other commitements.

f**kin hide ppl have to whinge about somethin that they have nothin to do.

not every r34 made it into the calendar and if any, it was only one and that was pear.

havent even photographed my own damm car yet and i still have 1 more car plus mine to do and all to be done by tomorrow night the latest.

holly shit

IMKAOS r32 gtst skyline has been stolen.

http://www.cruisingbrisbane.com/forum/inde...c=28670&hl=

old news

:( Drinks on Anna for the long week end!! :(

agreed, regatta it is :woot:

waste of 1k imo, nothing too bad will happen to him anyway and the owner already has his car back practically unharmed.

apparantly it was driven with no turbo on, so oil woulda been pissing everywhere, it coulda really hurt the motor!

HRMM

got someone whingin about not being copied over from the orginal thread for the calendar this year -

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...t&p=2849490

poorly organised?

like to see this dipshit organise something better in the little timeframe i gave myself along with fitting in work and other commitements.

f**kin hide ppl have to whinge about somethin that they have nothin to do.

not every r34 made it into the calendar and if any, it was only one and that was pear.

havent even photographed my own damm car yet and i still have 1 more car plus mine to do and all to be done by tomorrow night the latest.

Damn whiners

old news

agreed, regatta it is :woot:

Regatts is for the homos, no wonder you never get any

:(

hell no

:(

Sifnt be a team player

where's mikey :( must of really hit a nerve this morning he anit even coming on to check!!

oh man i wanna go to the regatta for a steak they have the best chilli SAUce...

and i like peeing on people!!!

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