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leetom

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qikstagea

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i think someone on here mentioned they wandered out to their car once to find that someone had run a line of electrical tape across their grille on an angle as a prank... funny thing is that unless it was your own car, you wouldnt know it doesnt belong there unless you had a closer look.

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Personally I cant believe you even thought of removing the dbl unicorn.

oh the humanity!....Thats sacrilege.

You should all be whipped to within inches of your life then sent home to mumma in a cardboard box.

Where have all the purist gone?

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munchstagea

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Personally I cant believe you even thought of removing the dbl unicorn.

oh the humanity!....Thats sacrilege.

You should all be whipped to within inches of your life then sent home to mumma in a cardboard box.

Where have all the purist gone?

I'll go and put mine back on right now... :(

Hum@nzee Contributor

Hum@nzee

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Mine has the Unicorn and RSFour on the grille, and nothing on the back at all. I had them removed the other week when it was resprayed and mopped. Much better in my opinion. Think I'll leave the Unicorn on the front - nobody here Knows what the hell it is anyway - (and most only get to see her arse end :( )

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