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I thought less people were smoking till you go out to
Melb at night and see heaps of young people smoking and smoking like crazy at festivals. I reckon its increased.
And the worksite im currently (lots of low grade workers) maybe 30-40% smoke.

17 hours ago, Leroy Peterson said:

Anyone know if Toby is competing in Quake championships this weekend?

 

 

At PAX nah. Got a baby due this weekend. But know all the blokes competing and some ex teammates.

1st prize is tickets and accomo to Dreamhack Europe to compete for $200k

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29 minutes ago, blah_blah said:

At PAX nah. Got a baby due this weekend. But know all the blokes competing and some ex teammates.

1st prize is tickets and accomo to Dreamhack Europe to compete for $200k

Wanna carpool to the hospital

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Yeah pretty sure they get made on order, ordered some Work Kiwamis as they fit the budget & sizes I wanted.

Finding 19s that clear brembos, budget friendly, in certain width / offset doesn't leave many options.

Bonus is, I'll be able to clean my brembos now without having to roll the car forward 10cm!

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I enjoy doing my own car, therapeutic. 

Then you go to the car meet and realise your car is spotless except a 10cm line of brake dust & smuts on bright ass yellow brakes where you couldn't get behind the wheel ? fuuuuuuuuuuuuu

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So thoughts on a cheap daily

the ute is just using too much fuel and is impossible to park inner city

 

im thinking 10k but needs to be a bit fun

so turbo manual and not fwd 

 

but it still has to have cruise as my commute to work does involve 100km of freeway

cannot be thief bait  else would have got an r or s chassis

 

im leaning towards a g4 liberty gt or a g3 wrx

 

what are some other thoughts

 

(sorry to ask car question)

 

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