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are you gonna a do a dvd rip / divx of this video ? I hate dvds but wouldnt mind paying a couple of bucks for a divx/xvid copy as long as its not compressed to shit (no less than 500-600mb per hour of footage)

are you gonna a do a dvd rip / divx of this video ? I hate dvds but wouldnt mind paying a couple of bucks for a divx/xvid copy as long as its not compressed to shit (no less than 500-600mb per hour of footage)

the videos on there are in xvid. dvd data, not dvd video.

what the hell when did you smash the mx5 ? after the texi ?? Sorry to hear Anna .. hope the insurance doesn't stuff you around for too long and that everyone came out of it in one piece

yeh.. 2 days after texi ;)

some stupid blonde bitch cant open her eyes coming out of a driveway ;) now im stuck with no car and a broken wrist :D

you have no idea how depressing it all is...

buuuuuuuuuuuut.. NEW MX5 NEXT WEEK :D

yeh.. 2 days after texi :D

some stupid blonde bitch cant open her eyes coming out of a driveway :) now im stuck with no car and a broken wrist :P

you have no idea how depressing it all is...

buuuuuuuuuuuut.. NEW MX5 NEXT WEEK :P

Don't you hate those stupid blonde bitches......

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