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wish it was like that here there are tossers calling up constantly wanting things like 1000 belt buckles for christmas - like thats gonna happen! Christmas rush on promo gear is crap!

2 pages in a row to me - Un-stoppable!

Shane - whats a reasonable price to pay for an rb25de head? There is a dude with one for sale for 1200 seems a bit rich?

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2 pages in a row to me - Un-stoppable!

Shane - whats a reasonable price to pay for an rb25de head? There is a dude with one for sale for 1200 seems a bit rich?

heaps rich indeed lol

at JB HIFI the girl im helpin buy a sound system for her Mazda 3

she was impressed by a kicker amp and 12inch single sub..

i took her back to mine. jump started my180sx :P shitty small battery. and ran up my 6inch JVC and mtx 6inch 3ways off my kenwood amp and alpine 240watt HD and she thought that was decent. cranked at 20% was beefier and better than the standard mazda 3 system at any level. :(

i would like to take this oppertunity to declare my sexuality. I'm gay and proud to swing this way!

wtf...

i want to hit u.. for being gay.. and also hit u for may not being gay but playing around as a joke. shane is getting happy at the thought of another fagot on here

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