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no offense but only dumb kunts feel the need to get pissed in order to have a good night out. if you and your mates are that boring you should start hanging out with people that are "loose" without alcohol, and maybe spend your cash on something that won't make you look like an idiot instead.

in other news, i got a brand spankin toyota yaris, 1300cc's of doom!

Yeah, you're not picky hey Jamie? :P Take whatever you get yeah?

That's kinda my attitude at the moment. Works well haha. But if I had a preference, BRUNETTES. And asians/wogs :thumbsup:

I've always been a sucker for a blonde

Blondes would be my fav.

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Then Dark Brunettes

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no offense but only dumb kunts feel the need to get pissed in order to have a good night out. if you and your mates are that boring you should start hanging out with people that are "loose" without alcohol, and maybe spend your cash on something that won't make you look like an idiot instead. In other news, i got a brand spankin toyota yaris, 1300cc's of doom!

Rimon your such a killjoy lol

Loosen up man. And a yaris? A f**kin yaris? How did you end up with a yaris?

Haha yea man whenever. You will prob be more interested when it goes on e85

Haha sick. Maybe one night I'll drive down with another random girl and go for a spin :P Or come past mine and pick up me and my brother. I reckon he'd love it!

Rimon your such a killjoy lol

Loosen up man. And a yaris? A f**kin yaris? How did you end up with a yaris?

i'm loose enough to not need alcohol to loosen me up. dickface.

yeah it's a courtesy/rental car, looks like a washing machine. problem?

black hair + blue/green eyes = win

no offense but only dumb kunts feel the need to get pissed in order to have a good night out. if you and your mates are that boring you should start hanging out with people that are "loose" without alcohol, and maybe spend your cash on something that won't make you look like an idiot instead.

You certainly sound loose :ermm:

I agree people should be able to have a good night out without alcohol, and I dislike it when it is a prerequisite, or when peoples social skills are dependant on it...but to each his own. I can have a great night without alcohol; alcohol can enhance a night for me too. What pisses me off is when people try to force me to drink, as if it will somehow impact their enjoyment of the night.

Hey wasteland boys and girls,

Please 'like' my car picture on the justcar facebook page! If I get enough 'likes' I get a magazine or something :D

First you might need to 'like' Justcars to be able to like my car picture.

Just cars:

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/justcar

My car:

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/photo.php?fbid=215403871808974&set=pu.130076853675010&theater

Thanks guys :D

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