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hey admins and audience, y u no make a big whatsapp group so people can stay in touch and send mobile phone ims to each other without logging in huh?

come on add me, cant wait to talk about radiators engines and water pumps by phone id. anbody willing go to my profile and add me . take my number there.its easier to stay in touch that way and trust me it helps. alot!

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I think this place comes down to when people are free and also gives some sort of identity and reputation in which would be good if asking for advice. You wouldn't want a random voice telling you what to do without being able to go through their posts or see their username, forum status, or their feedback. Also people who get a similar problem could Google it and then there will be reference of it somewhere on the net.

Though it would be good for a "Wasteland" chat, though it won't serve much purpose anyway.

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i have been in university for a year and a half, studying MBA program and i found out that when classes are too tough or demanding people just add each other on whatsapp and chat comfortably while doing their workouts, office or doing other things, helps keep up to date on recent news especially if someone just missed a class, dates of submission, dates of exam all easy and cheap with pics and docs. most people with whatsapp have an internet package anyway. i still think its a better idea and i am sure people will still use skylinesaustralia and skylineowner.com or skylinesdownunder or skylineonwerclubuk blah blah.

Trust me its a hot topic fellows.

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