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hey guys guys.. listen u all, first of all GuestyR33 man, thats a shit ass incident, u shouldnt walkd bak, anyways wat i wantd to say way

im NEW  to this forum, and NEW (abt 2 monts) the skyline world. :(.. and looks like most of u guys live close to knox. i live on stud road. go pass high street towards dandy, 1st road to ur left (after that aus brik place) anyways.. it would b realy kool to meet some of you all. hehe specialy im on my Ps and my cars over the pwr to weight ratio. hehe

just buzz in 0433138774 :)

Thats even a stupider move than GuestyR33, publishing that u know that u drive a car that is over the power to weight ratio, stating basically where you live and then giving out ur phone number. Pettite and other cops do read these forums you know!!!

Can i make a prediction??? In about 1 month you will start a yet another thread about getting canaried and p/w ratio fine!!!! :boohoo:

LOL:D:D he's new, hopefully he'll figure out how to edit/delete posts soon:D

so has anyone called you out for a meet yet R33Hesh?? i wouldnt be surprised if it was petitte himself...LOL. he's probably thinking, shiit its getting too easy, i dont even have to leave the house to defect someone, ill just call em up and tell em to come over:D:D

so has anyone called you out for a meet yet R33Hesh??  i wouldnt be surprised if it was petitte himself...LOL.  he's probably thinking, shiit its getting too easy, i dont even have to leave the house to defect someone, ill just call em up and tell em to come over:D:D

:(

LOL, thats gold!

ok... kinda getting sick of seeing these threads in this forum. Its a shame u got done n all but the kind of responses that this type of thread provokes isnt really a good thing.

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