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jus got home from a lovely drive through chatswood was goin 140 then slowed to the top of a hill only to see a lovely copper drive past he got me going at 89 he said 3 points 203$ lovely i got my Ps less than a week ago feelin like shit anythin i can do or just learn from my mistake and take it in like a man

well

good nite.

ps we should make a name for this 1 point club lets call it losers or somethin i can b president

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Originally posted by BACKUP

jus got home from a lovely drive through chatswood was goin 140 then slowed to the top of a hill only to see a lovely copper drive past he got me going at 89 he said 3 points 203$ lovely i got my Ps less than a week ago feelin like shit anythin i can do or just learn from my mistake and take it in like a man

erm.. how can you hvae ur P's.. u were born in 86.. which would make you 17..

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