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I was having a discussion with my work mates today about the fact that no single ladies own skylines. They reckon when they see a girl driving a skyline its just their boyfriends car or they only got one because their boyfriend wants one, or somthing on that line.

Please prove me wrong as I have money riding on this.

Cheers

Chris

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How much money, and whats in it for me?

And yes, some single chicks (girls...) do drive skylines. Not many, and no they probably wont sleep with your mate anyway. He is best to stay your friend if he wants skyline time :P

lol Dave. They are falcon drivers and they dont really like skylines, basically if I can prove that single girls own skylines, then they will give me $100.

Its not the money its the principle.

most girls that drive falcons are usually middle aged mum's.

did u tell them that.

also i reckon more girls drive little zippy cars like suzuki swifts and holden barina's. rather than skylines.....

the last 3 r34`s ive sold all bought by females ...they have taste and make up there mind when they want something and buy it :)

unlike the all the pussy boy tyrekickers out there :laugh:

Ok, you need to define "Single"

Do you mean available or just not married. 'cause if it is the latter, then we have Anna and Karen at the top of the list. They may be "attached" but they are technically single.

If this gets you the money, go hard!!!!

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