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now thats a thought hey Pauly still got your cruise note's ;)

yeah i have an idea on where to cruise next i will have to get some maps and check roads :D i will consider one soon when i know i can save some money for petrol'a :D and you have your new car complied

yay!!!!!!!!! :PBJ:

seems ill be keeping my celsior for a while longer, according to the 2 financers my buyer visited, my car is worth at the most, $8000.

theyre gonna keep looking, but im not liking my chances.

whilst it looks very nice and all you might want to change it before i report it and i would have to report you for it based purely on file size the file being 1.2mb im actually surprised SAU let you host it as you av

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ill try some more but here is a acceptable edit of it

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new avatar ;)
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