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Not that that isn't a lot of dollar, but thought you'd be running into people worth more than 100mil. Where's Gina?

Gina flies in her private helicopter so I doubt I will cross paths with her.

She starting up her own iron ore company so would be rare to see her.

KFC double is back this weekend.

Boo yeah

Will try

Gina flies in her private helicopter so I doubt I will cross paths with her.

She starting up her own iron ore company so would be rare to see her.

She should start weight watchers.

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Old school track Celica's aye

Should be seeing this one at the tracks soon

Stripped, built motor with a big external high mount Garrett 3582 and lots of other funky stuff

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Celicasupra is what that is, got a mate with one. He's taking his to DriftX in November, a pretty luxury car for the mid 80's imo.

Celicasupra is what that is, got a mate with one. He's taking his to DriftX in November, a pretty luxury car for the mid 80's imo.

nah this one a celica, the supra had some body changes like flared arches over this one.

''Tragically, each year about 40 trespassers are fatally struck on our network and there are a further 20 who sustain serious injuries,'' Metro spokeswoman Leah Waymark said. ''This impacts many people, including our drivers and staff and their families.''

would NOT want to be in that 20 :no:

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