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hrrrm

hills is just better than posing in city and bay dude

I couldnt agree more, but dont go thinking that cause you are in the hills is all good bud. At the end of the day dude if you want to drive your car to its limits perhaps you should start thinking in going to the track.

Me personally I dont do hills runs on the weekends cause its just plain stupid, way too many cops out there!

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Ric

omgwtf, as if you didnt pick up that that was 100% sarcasim.... sif meet @ bay then cruise to the city.. wtf?!?! mebe we could also do some fully sick burn outs while were at it...

oh and agree with richo, pushing your car to the limit = track, crusing and chatting with friends = SAU

and i recon we should change the meet point to our backup one from the other week... just seems safer imo

omgwtf, as if you didnt pick up that that was 100% sarcasim.... sif meet @ bay then cruise to the city.. wtf?!?! mebe we could also do some fully sick burn outs while were at it...

oh and agree with richo, pushing your car to the limit = track, crusing and chatting with friends = SAU

and i recon we should change the meet point to our backup one from the other week... just seems safer imo

Yeah definately, cops like to frequent the original location.

Hi Mr Policeman if your reading this :D

ok i have pm every1 that has asked for one above.

im hoping the cops dont come to the meet point. if they do ummm yeh.

any idea's people? should i change the meet point and pm everyone?

sent.

should i have this main meet point then have another meet say like around 10pm but somewhere different?

could be like a quick re-group and get the other guys.

wher si the 2nd meeting point at around 10pm? if its near TTP or around that area, me sneezy n others may be able to join up.

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