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By O-Y-K-B,
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Hey everybody just wanted to say hi as im movin up to surfers in 2 weeks.

my name is Kris im 22, i use to have a 33 gtst now am carless till i find somethin new, i have been attending sau vic events for bout 3 years and have been a member for about a year. anyway just wanted to say hi and hope to meet some new ppl.

if yous have a local hangout or somethinwere i can come say hi and introduce myself would b great meeting some ppl as i only know a couple of ppl up there.

thanks kris

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welcome, i did the move myself about 8 months ago, i havent had much interaction with the crowd from SAU QLD but they probably a nice bunch. im in the silmilar predicament as u bro so holla when u get up hear

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P.S did u happend to bring them 2 lovely ladies in ur sig up with you? :cheers:

dont worry about him, he was the inspiration for the movie "Forty Year Old VIRGIN".

im moving to paradise point in 3 weeks, ill be up for some cruising or whatever when it comes up

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for sure boys i could prob convince the 1 on the left to come for a holiday the other is just a random whose hot lol.

i look forward to meeting u all wen i come up. i want b getting another good jap car for 6 months or so till im settled hope this dont disappoint lol

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dont worry about him, he was the inspiration for the movie "Forty Year Old VIRGIN".

im moving to paradise point in 3 weeks, ill be up for some cruising or whatever when it comes up

can u ask ur sister for my boxes back please ben, i think i left them in her bed on monday night :cheers:

for sure boys i could prob convince the 1 on the left to come for a holiday the other is just a random whose hot lol.

i look forward to meeting u all wen i come up. i want b getting another good jap car for 6 months or so till im settled hope this dont disappoint lol

i vote :D

:dry: jokes dude jokes

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