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well i know where my next holiday is :banana:

if they had that here though it would be overloaded with fat chiks demanding there double E cup should get them 2 bottles of vodka.

bust and waist size matters....i am pretty sure its an exclusive club

what tyres you got? i got cheapish tyres (nankangs) but mine are 275s all round so that probably helps me a fair bit.

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i just managed 4141.09 without sticking the landing.

fuckin yuppies, I'm doing fine with my $50 samsung piece of shit phone :)

you paid that much? im making do with a hand me down motorola. it can call people send txt messages and take shitty quality pics. all i need it to do :ermm:

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