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oh, and I couldn't find that stuff you wanted.

I think I speak for everyone when I say this: F*cking dissapointing.

...I have nfi what you are talking about :banana:

I put on my Sherlock Holmes cap and searched most of the night, but turned up nothing.

I'm picturing you doing your meanest Robert Downey Jr impression right now

nothin...

oh, and I couldn't find that stuff you wanted. I put on my Sherlock Holmes cap and searched most of the night, but turned up nothing.

Damnit. You were my last resort...well i say last like I actually looked around.

I didn't

Thanks anyways. But if you do stumble across something let me know please

:banana:

ha ha ha ha ha

f_cked by TPG ... lol

ok, so i'm going on holidays as of tomorrow and am going away to tangalooma with 9 other friends. Basically gonna be a fkn booze fest, but I'm wondering if any of you have a favourite/unique drink that goes down awesome at the beach and in the sun. Obviously corona's, pina colada's and mohito's come to mind, but anyone got any other suggestions? I'm taking 2 heinekken keggs, a case of coronas plus a f**kload of spirits. List your drinks ppls

worsteshire sauce + jager
pahahaah you cunny funt.... Wtf is with the sauces.... LOL!

wish there was worcestershire sauce here... sausages for dinner... and no black sauce for the gravy :banana:

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Lol, i'm not even gonna ask where the f**k you found that gif....but fkn LOL.

yeah sorry man theres only 3 good things about 33s:

engine

gearbox

brakes

Awww awww awww, why to gotto be like that son :banana:

Meh, opinions are like assholes....everybody has them but in the end, only good thing to come from them is shit... I like my 33 (note: previous posts where I've said I'm looking for a 32 gtr in replace of the 33 were not made by me)

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