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By locutus_of_bris,
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Guest Boxhead

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too late josh, its been headed that way for a while...

erin - you are over reacting

smoothline - your over reacting...

basically, smoothline is choosing bad words, and erin is over reacting a bit too much,

i like to have sau only cruises, not just skylines, but members of SAU... it keeps to people you know, either online only or what have you...

its good to have cruises that involve others sometimes too,

i just think smoothline was trying to voice his opinion of him wanting this cruise just for SAU people...

Nismo_Boy Grand Master

Nismo_Boy

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Originally posted by Boxhead

[b smoothline was trying to voice his opinion of him wanting this cruise just for SAU people... [/b]

from how i understood it, it was more so having craper sigmas and bogan fags in falcadores coming along... which I agree with.

BelGarion Grand Master

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ok, i think its bullshit that you are all standing round sledging other peoples cars, u take a swipe at anyones car ur takin a swipe at them personally.

each of my cars i have been sledged and laughed at for owning them.

when i drove a shitbox 323, it was a shitbox allright, started when it felt like it, got its ass kicked at lights by excels, and it woulda worn a shitbox sticker with pride..... BUT it was well serviced, brakes were always in good nick, tyres were fine, there was nothing wrong with that car that was a detriment to other people using the road. and thats what is the case here. SHITBOX BY NAME NOT BY NATURE.... we are not entering the ****ing le mans race here..... its a bloody lesurly cruise through the hills to establish some ties between other clubs, and before our club is even off the ground, u have gone and rubbed the name in the dirt by thinking we are better than people, we drive skylines, yes thats good, but we are no better than someone driving a ss commodore, or a xf ute..... WHY!?!?! BECAUSE THEY LOVE THEIR CARS JUST AS MUCH! THEY CARE FOR THEM AS MUCH AS WE DO...

stop rubbishing other peoples cars, ur making us look like stuck up gits.

you ripping into andrews car is the biggest load of horse shit. his laser is more roadworthy than most cars i know of, i have cruised with andrew numerous times, and there aint nothing wrong with his ride nor any of the others who are members of "team shitbox" they are called shitboxes cause the OWNERS have the right to call them so, YOU DONT, what your opinion of these peoples cars should be kept to yourselves. andrews car's paint is in better condition than mine, so hang it all my car must be a shitbox

u attack them, you attack me, but not many of yas could give a shit about wether im here or not.

grow the **** up all of yas. To quote a famous skyline driver on a well known mountain..... "your a pack of assholes"

slip Mentor

slip

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Chaos. When you get a car, maybe you can have a say or even the right to an opinion on this matter. Until then you dont.

Nismoman - GTR's up front, N/A's up the back? Shows what you know. Do you know how often I get stuck behind a 33/32 GTST through the mountains which is slowing me down? Especially in the rain.

These forums are a seperate entity to the actual state clubs, though they are our representation to the masses. A select few with small brains, doing exactly what got the last thread removed, who are also NEWBIES, are the problem here.

Sit down, shut up, and let the pros handle this. It makes me extrememly angry to see this happening in my beloved club. When you have put in as much as NismoGirl into SAU, then you can bag an event she would like to organise. Dont like it, dont go, and dont whinge.

Even though the first thread was removed, this thread has gone down exactly the same path, due to a select few.

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