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$4k.. woa.. that makes my $1400 100,000km service bill look small

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Yeah and don't forget the $1500 insuence and a alarm , plus it does not even have a stereo at the moment , so no tunes for a little while.

I did stars too .............Thank you cut and paste !! :D:wave:

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Ahhh young ricer, yes you have learnt the round-a-bout way to use the geek, but it is only half as powerfull as using the geek ways properly, much teaching you must have on you, yes ye yes much, mmmmmMMMMmMm!

Yeah and don't forget the $1500 insuence and a alarm , plus it does not even have a stereo at the moment , so no tunes for a little while.

yowch.. $20k could'a had my car.. bit late now. but it had an mp3 player, etc. nothing too fancy but it worked..

i just cancelled my insurance today -- good feeling.. now don't have to pay out $120 a month or whatever i was paying.

ahhhh.. freedom :D

That's right it's Thurs es yes yes , Gordo THIS WAS YOUR CRUISE NIGHT I belive , pls peeps I have a free night tonight , G/F studying at her parents , please ppl lets do something .

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