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Hi All,

I am hoping everyone had a grand old time last nite, I know I sure did even though I had to work. I hope that the pizza was adequate and delicious.

Tell me what u guy's think if we meet up for pizza and a cruiz every 2 months or so??? Just an idea for something regular for us to catch up.

Take care guy's untill next time!

Mark

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Pizza was Yummmo.. :P Thanx Mark!!

Nice to have met you guys..

Milk...... you crack me up girl.. :)

And Pred.. you remind me of the guy in F&Furious big time.. lol

Cant wait for Sunday now... still scaredddddddd.. lol

TTFN

Kyles

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lol ..

Ask any racer, any real racer. It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile; winning's winning.

hehe

nice car too kyles.. luv the rims! i should have mine back tonight.. and u know what they say about red (well burgandy) cars.. we should have the others covered ezy :P

yup, sunday should be good, hopefully everybody comes who said they would - its an early start! but should be worth every minute of it.

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thats great guy's I also had a great time. I can't wait untill we do this again!!! Maybe we can go somewhere else for food so it can be fair for those who traveled for ages to come down. I love ur car BigPsi!!!!!

32 ENVY there will be many other times for you to come, next time no excuse ehh!!!

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take it easy guy's

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