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naah I refuse to use faceparty, myface, freindface, twatter, etc

I thought SAU and 31 club had gotten blocked at work yesterday :S. But it looks like they were both just down at the same time. Coincidence?

In other news, braided brake lines today :down:. Still waiting on two of my bushes from japan but :merli:

Who the f**k deleted my post lol? How random is that...

Anyway I'll be out tonight got all my car washin gear ready. Might even wax the car tonight if I feel that way inclined.

I'll see everyone at bnr i spose.

Yes DM is coming tonight

*DM = Dirty Mexican*

i need all of yous to bring your cars to the car wash tonight as its gonna be awesomeness.. :banana:

Is his car done yet? ;)

I cant make it tonight :D

I wish I was more into 6 figure incomes!

I'm sure everyone else wishes for that too.

Maybe speaking of food... why not come over to southside for dinner instead and sit around for some bubble tea (yes, AGAIN)!?

Today is international R31 skyline day! (for the uneducated: R31 is the 7th skyline model, hence the 31/7)

Now bow down before the mightiest of the skyline models

*Flame suit on*

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