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Hello everyone, Post who you have seen around the area. i gotta myself a SAU sticker lol

I live in Hillside.

Someone beaped at me when i was coming out of Bellevue Hill a while back. Someone in a Ute, i think it was someone from SAU lol.

Jus start posting.

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yeh it probably was, you were just staring at me lol and i thourght u would've been sau member, or a hitman tryin to find his target lol

but wasnt gonna beap , didnt wanna make a idiot out of myself if u wernt an sau guy lol.

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yeh it probably was, you were just staring at me lol and i thourght u would've been sau member, or a hitman tryin to find his target lol

but wasnt gonna beap , didnt wanna make a idiot out of myself if u wernt an sau guy lol.

Not sure, normally i give a :P or something similar, but i may have been trying to see if i recongnise you.

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http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/We...amp;hl=westside

and thats for who's around the west side (unrelated to the spotted item one) :P

yea but west side or south side it all goes in spotted thread where every one post there who they have seen and where, else would have heaps of different threads about each area spotted a skyline, so annoying. true

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lolz yea but isnt that what it for to spot skylines on the road it is a skyline forum, thats why we got a super spotted thread also

I suspect it was started back when skylines weren't as common as they are these days.

Its only my opinion, so it doesn't really matter, but posting that you saw 'an R32, and an R33 on x road at x time' seems pretty pointless with the amount of skylines around these days :)

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