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Ok so it may be rude to ask people about their age, but lets find out the sort of "average" age of skyline drivers/forum members out there! Certainly helps you get a feel for the sort of person/people you are talking to on here!

Ill start off.

Im 20 :banana:

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why don't u just create a poll.......

because people on here can be anywhere from 14 to 60,70,80,90... if u group into 14-18, 18-22, then you have too many categories, if you widen the gap (14-22), you dont get a real feel for how old the poster is.

so why dont you just say your age :banana:

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