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why'd you piss on his car?

virgin-boy, swap the GTS4 for a R33 N/A, straight swap.

will do

Not even. I just jokingly told him I pissed on it (I may or may not have actually done it...... :whistling:)

But yeah, he cracked it hardcore and went and dobbed me in to daddy. Came back with a smug grin on his face and said "Dad said he wants the car back within 24 hours and you've gotta look for another job"

I threatened to kill him or something (split second reaction lol) and then he walked off again :P

make amends, does bite his nails? if so, cum on his steering wheel

then find someone to fix your car

I have found someone.

It's the effort of going there which I don't have at the moment, nor buying necessary things to fix the bloody POS.

1. keep a clean record on your license

2. keep a completely stock car inside/out

3. follow road rules and behave

4. don't drive too much around areas you know are full of jap car hating cops

you'd be very unlucky if you got done

my mate drove a 400awkw rexy on his P's for 2 years and never even got pulled over

its all attitude.

in other news:

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I drove a 250rwkw cat-less loud as f**k car with fat wheels, black windows etc and never once got pulled over. went through a few booze buses in it too and never had an issue

Might have something to do with the fact I didn't sit in a maccas carpark for fun...

Plenty I'm sure, if they check your post history, why wouldn't they be interested in buying your problem?

True that, but there's bound to be stupid arse like me out there...

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