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All other states have decent skyline car clubs, i remember adelaide being one of them a couple of years ago!! About time that Sa catches up to other states, they seem to have all the fun :) when are we going to pull it together??

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wah wah wah.. do u need a wambulance?? lol

theres a million threads going around why the whole car scene is dead in general. lots of people like to complain, but few have solutions or want to be part of the solution.

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get out of the scene Ted, your disturbing the locals.

but im having fun.

we could go out for dinner if it puts your mind at ease. i wont use you, i promise.

Point taken! No one cares what their actions on the road cause others anymore :) bad luck there but what can you realy do about it ??? :bunny:

shoot them?

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