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This is true.

Being at Barry's is f**king funny. If you didn't know anyone it looks like the most unfriendly place with the bulky westside regulars hanging around and his own dodgy demeanor. It's farkin family though, feels like home on a Saturday arvo.

Might organise some dyno time with RP to tidy up the E85 tune. New head gasket has raised compression marginally and the tune is 3-4 years old anyway.

lol barrys the best, with his eastern european accent, holla next time youre there.

have you met kenny? his old apprentice?

was going to pull the motor out, ended up sleeping and doing f**k all all week end.

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YOU KNOW WHATS REALLY AWESOME THOUGH?

no i wont tell you, ill show you the next time i see you.

finally get to put this trench coat to good use.

You are going to hang yourself?

guys, how can i stop an international corporation from selling direct to an australian consumer when you can buy an aussie example from an aussie dealer.

brutally butcher them?

by selling the product cheaper.

preferably at a loss

of your life

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guys, how can i stop an international corporation from selling direct to an australian consumer when you can buy an aussie example from an aussie dealer.

brutally butcher them?

be rich?

http://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/markup.cgi?doc=/ew/cases/EWHC/Patents/2006/2509.html

cliff notes

Hong kong company selling PSP to People in UK.

Sony sued the shit out them and hit them with massive legal bills shutting them down.

guys, how can i stop an international corporation from selling direct to an australian consumer when you can buy an aussie example from an aussie dealer.

brutally butcher them?

Chop one head off & two more will grow. Life of corporations...

Leverage what is seen as value adding for customer.

With high import costs due to exchange rate you should be ahead if you can deliver a better customer service and/or quality.

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