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a) I live out of home

b) both the white and black one's were sold a while ago :D

Steal a Porka? :thumbsup:

So John likes c*ck

Loves it.

There is a new Aston down the street, I could give it ago?

Go for it. You can't possibly lose.

Knew it

Not hard to tell really...

you guys are fags :thumbsup: m aking me late for work.. :D

see you guys tonight!!

im gonna do the whole polish and shit on the 180

its gonna be all stickered up!

Sweet will be good to see the 180 running again. You have to take us for a ride in it.

If your a tight ass

Haha... I dont care what you call me because to each his own. To me, my top priority is to get the homeloan down to reasonable level and get a 2nd one.

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