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as much as i hate watching that proactive and miricle blade shit...i'll still sit there and watch it, not like there's anything else to watch. What ever happened to all the calling in guessing words games. Just realised they were all gone. Probably for the best.

The word games were on earlier than the infomercials!

They were usually hosted by some loser from big brother or something equally as horrible and displayed just how stupid the population of this country can be. So I'm glad they're gone!

and every day is a good day for a day off :banana:

Yeah that's right. I remember why i hated them now. But yes, i just wanted a taste of your good life john. Tried to sleep in but body clock wont let me.

Maybe its time we organize for a dinner at southside!

On a side note, isnt this the 33gtr driven by a chinese guy that rocked up the at the car wash?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/95...le-t293695.html

Just checked it and it is! That was a quick disposal.

Maybe its time we organize for a dinner at southside!

On a side note, isnt this the 33gtr driven by a chinese guy that rocked up the at the car wash?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/95...le-t293695.html

Wheres those photos Michael? Check the plates!

sth side dinner sounds good. with or without cars? (piss up?)

just checked the pics and yes, that is the one we saw few weeks ago at the wash. what was wrong with it tas? or was it the black one...i forget.

Yea sounds good. Little Singapore??? Hahaha. Or maybe just go to Tas' favourite place, the old "Shiok". I'm sure John (southside John) would be up for it.

Both have something wrong with them... Hahaha. Black one's got some weird sound from gearbox, clutch or something. Silver turbo sounds like its dying. I remembered he mentioned got that gtr for 17k...

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