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and the spellathon final is between you and Col :D

lol... and the redneck u wer born in this country u wank award goes to....

ANDY POO.. pudding and pie.. kissed the girls and made them cry.. when the boys came out to play.. he kiss them too cause he was..... GAY

gosh that was slghtly gay and lame

farken goldness! :)

slowest car build ever award...

Howdy all

gayness award.. oh and hi

hmm, good night sau

and bye

lol... and the redneck u wer born in this country u wank award goes to....

ANDY POO.. pudding and pie.. kissed the girls and made them cry.. when the boys came out to play.. he kiss them too cause he was..... GAY

gosh that was slghtly gay and lame

slowest car build ever award...

gayness award.. oh and hi

and bye

If being born here is a problem (despite the fact I wasnt) you are more than welcome to go back to where ever you are from :)

also worst pay out ever

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