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sounds civilised...

Civil unrest happens almost every where in big important nations.

Britain faced IRA from the 1970s to 1990s

Spain's ETA from 60's to 2000's

Greece 2008 riots

French riots

Russian riots

and many more...

the sphincter of the universe's at the time was a clash over different opinions and ideas, sound silly i know but when groups take matters to extreme, they don't hesitate to clash over them.

Communism is dead but people still have a fascination over it.

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They are protected by a boot...

And move in funny directions.

i had a look underneath the car, the diff side of the half shaft is stained..

car basically makes a thumping sound every time im not on the throttle. when im on the throttle its quiet.

Look what ever fetty boy.. you're obviously harboring an ill feeling towards me for no apparent reason other than self-righteous feeling of lowliness. Be gone... :)

no reason? are you seriously that stupid? how about, oooh i dunno...

everything you have ever posted!

i'm just over it and am saying what EVERYONE else is thinking

now go back to your depressing life working in a video store... dreaming of better things

this week has not been my week.

pulled up twice in 2 days, something breaks in the car, have to go to work tomorrow because dream boats cant do their shit correctly and i just ran into the sergeant that gave me a grilling when i was 14 for riding a pocket bike

i had a look underneath the car, the diff side of the half shaft is stained..

car basically makes a thumping sound every time im not on the throttle. when im on the throttle its quiet.

My car did that - the diff was blown

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