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Merry Christmas 2012 And A Happy New Years - 2013

Sinista32

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Sinista32

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Thanks Eric. Hope you and the family have an awesome christmas mate.

Drove out to Qbyn today today to have a look at something speshal and I must say I wanted to do something naughty with my GTR on the way back.

She was champing at the bit for a heap of FUN :wub: !!! So i gave her a bit of a tickle on a nice clear road. :woot:

Had to appologise to her afterwards because I didn't wait for her to catch up, if you know what I mean . LOL :ninja:

Sinista32 Grand Master

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You too mate. Have a great day. We will catch up after Chrissy.

So what did you go have a look at???

secret mens business. Will see what happens

ps. seems everyone has forsaken SAU and gone on hols - Merry christmas to you folk too

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Merry Christmas to you fine Gentlemen and Ladies. You know which you are. ;)

Just finished roasting 5kgs of animals on the Weber (Mark) in prep for Tomozz.

Hope you all have a safe & gooden and look forward to meeting some or all of you real soon.

And remember it's Double the Merits, so if you get caught Tickling it on a nice clear road, the boys of law will give you twice the prize.

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Merry Christmas f**kers!!! Was in your driveway today Richard :P

Epic thunderstorm tonight... who heard the HUGE crack of thunder!!? Scared the shit out of us!!

Last 2 nights has been thunder claps, lighting shows and absolutely peeing down in Bony Thon

I'm sorry I missed you Shell. Expect there is one less box in my Garage .....

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Sometimes you gotta buy your own present

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Just remember this is a holy time of year, we are to give thanks to the son of rajab (after rising from the DEAD) for protecting us from robot hitler.

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And a happy new year!

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