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MY PARTY?!?! WHO WHAT WHERE WHY HOW!?!? Not not my idea, it was strutto/MJ/nexus9's first idea, I just show up and perform death defying stunts that leave cars with 3 wheels :D

Yeah some people have hinted at doing another mountain run, so I was just the first home to post the thread :D

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Dats what we did tonight, but majority rules, and the majority want this, something different. Tonight was a nice leasurly cruise in, cruised out took some pics, then cruised over there, watched some nice rides idle past and talk crap about stuff and then nice cruise home :D

But maybe a cruise into main beach next time for GC turn, maybe.... see what everyone thinks, why not start organising the 25th it's not hard :D

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Ska your a N00B :D

MindFlux... Cruising in GC city hasn't happened cause none of us really want to be raped by the cops down that way...

And Thurs nights pretty much suck on the Gold Coast...

And it's not real fair on the Brissy people to have to travel so far...

But if you wanna organise a Thurs night GC cruise to BWCP... Go right ahead... I'll come along...

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Yes I know I'm a n00b but still there is only one way I am going to learn, and that is to be taught, so is someone going to tell me what BWCP is because it is waaaaay too late for my brain to be functioning at any decentlevel, BAH I'll try working it out tommorrow, night :D

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strutto i hear tiy .. but its likewise for the qeenslander, aoaer from it beign a long ass drive to get up to bris ban (please excuse me the tabelet is starting to kick in+

uhhhm where esd i ...

uhhh what wehre you ytaljing about? ,,,

oh yes the crusing and the brisbane and the guld coasy

mate im so ****ed i nill call you tomorrome

i think

sebnd

send

.end

exit

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