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Hahaaaa

Updated!

Would each of you like to write down one Q on a small piece of paper + write your name & SAU User name on the back please?

Your name and User name won't be read out unless a prize is offered to you. :whistling:

Been offline for a few days but just back in time to get my name down for this :woot:

With my +1 if that's ok? :blink:

Don't trust that God_Speed guy Terry..... I've seen the way he drives, he has a heavy foot... And enough NOS to blow himself up.... Lol :P

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