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just a vent.

on the way home, some f*cking riced up lancer (orange) goes to overtake a VT and once he's slightly infront...nothing. he stays there! just chilling out, rubbing his bung hole i bet.

so im desperately trying to get home to take a mad leak, but im blocked in by some rice lancer and a VT. now, theres no dramas with the VT. the left lane is for chilling out. but the lancer, man that **** made me want to OD.

when i finally inched my way in front of the VT, i overtook the lancer as close as possible, hoping to scare the shyte out of him. flipped him the bird and was on my merry way.

thats why i hate rice. homos like that should sell their bodykits and take driving lessons or get real mods. the lesson for today, keep left unless overtaking.

k, thanks. <3 terrance

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