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So... how does one organize what you did in Japan, Rekin? Did want to go to Japan and do something like that quite a bit, maybe even try and JDM road trip it but never really knew how to achieve it

Setting up some HP elite x2 (basically like surfers pro 3) and they charge from USB type C port, they have ONE of them and they also come with a USB type C to HDMI adapter.. so you can't charge the laptop and present through a HDMI cable at the same time.. smart HP :D

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So... how does one organize what you did in Japan, Rekin? Did want to go to Japan and do something like that quite a bit, maybe even try and JDM road trip it but never really knew how to achieve it

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Terrorist.

Did a supercar drive thing around Vegas canyons and was sick as well, got to drive some jag, ferarri 458, and a lambo gallardo bout 20 mins in each car but on my own and flogging them a bit. Was rad.

That moment when I have new pulley and supercharger snout, big ass new brembos and rotors, but gotta save some more cash for the intercooler and cats before I get them all on :(

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martin, hook a brother up.

start bringing in roids or something. dezz and birds can distribute. none of this legit sharemarket shit. VWL goin places. then we can all buy yakuza cars and be conspicuous.

Dezz you still riding brah?

Track only still? I been just doing supermoto.. not getting out as much as I'd like tho as usual with bikes :(

Went to Nitro Circus the other night, that was pretty cool

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Why the f**k do dat dere CEOs/lawyers/etc. buy Macbooks only to have windows installed on them then create a million problems for the IT fellows when shit aint compatible

"but it looks cool bro"

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Went to Nitro Circus the other night, that was pretty cool

Yer I went on Sunday, was sick as

Dem 5 person backflips from the crowd lol, I spoke to a mate that saw the Saturday one.. they did the same thing with the girl on the front etc.. made us think it was a bit staged.

Mate is in transit to America right now.. Just got a photo from my other mate he's with of him in a random search (the one in a separate room etc). Last name Saad

hahahahahah, gold

im considering a murica trip next year, any interesting shit?

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