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Never give a definite answer if you're not 101% sure. That way you wouldnt be going back on your words. :blink:

i have to agree with you brandon

i mean better to go with "yeh maybe"

as apposed to;

"i will otherwise i will cup each of you for 2minutes"

:cool:

And bubble tea!

Ah yes the good old bubble tea. How bout dinner at Sunnybank for a change?

Speaking of Sunnybank, I saw this S15 yesterday with angel eyes! Damn sexy. Its more like the BMW version instead of the Audi LEDs if you know what I mean. I wonder if they have that for 33s.

Ah yes the good old bubble tea. How bout dinner at Sunnybank for a change?

Speaking of Sunnybank, I saw this S15 yesterday with angel eyes! Damn sexy. Its more like the BMW version instead of the Audi LEDs if you know what I mean. I wonder if they have that for 33s.

NO.

keep your series 3 lights.

gasp! his got bower bird disease!

google just told me

"birds of the Australian region whose males build ornamented structures resembling bowers in order to attract females "

Edited by Redsuns88

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