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any of those kiwi's but the one on the left, ex lap dancer, bit fake and used up looking up close

prefer the blue in the middle, shame they speak funny, farsh and charps

tangles your not far from morphine ville,, the down south dump.druggies on every street corner. so sick of the crime in this town. lol

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lol. i think a 30det is a little out of reach for your average backyarder.

ok let me try again...

who can build a 30det cheap ? (if i provide head + block + pther little bits). Any idea how much a workshop wud charge to just put it together ?

lol

hi locky im kellie

ok boys i need some really good pointers for a job interview for tomorrow, it is going to be a behavioral interview

the job is for a insurance under writter

Try not to use the "F" word Kellie. I know its hard, but concentrate okay! :)

:D

Try to anticipate the type of questions they are likely to ask. Keep answers short and easy ... and relax. Good luck with the interview.

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