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@ Martin.

forget you can't quote a quote without assing around.

wut? :D engrish?

oh f*ck it.

one more while I'm at it.

my hero :)

And no... I didn't get anything on msn

Edited by Smity42
lol yeah man. should be picking it up this week or next :)

Whats planned for it? I have such a soft spot for gts4's. More so when rb20's are kept.

The little motor that could!

You guys are the biggest bunch of closet fags out! lmao

All this butt sex, lub, random attack stuff ....

To anyone who hasent met you all its very suspect! :)

I've been on the car scene for stupid amount of years.. I can assure you there are so many fags on here, on boost and even on SD. I find it funny how much homo there is, with something (cars), you would sterotype as something not homo

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