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just went to lay off some steam destorying shit..

feel better..

hate days like these..

its one of those days when u think ur 10steps in front but it seems that ur only 1 step or even half a step

yay car is at quickfit for wheel alignment :D. Had to deal with some nub but who couldn't seem to cope with the fact i yas giving him a sheet of the required settings. Both the dudes who know how to align appear to be working though, they should work it out

just got back from sd drift day

f**king so sweet,

and it hurts me to say it - but r33s go pretty sweet once their suspension is stiffened up,

kevin took me for a spin and it was sexy :D

*flamesuit on*

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