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Timmmayyy i was not going to say names but since cheeky said somthing well then. cheeky is a person who seems to be the leader of the sheep or use too.

cheeky and a few others had a great time putting down SVD for weeks and also while the past committee was in the seat. Then straight away she jumped on the SVD web forum and wanted to talk? Then she come back to this forum and bag SVD again. She can make as many excuses but it is in the history in the SVD forum's. Find CHEEKYR32 and go from there.

Is that what you are after Timmmayyy.

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- Keep it in the PM's.

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It's a shit load of work, you need some pretty dedicated people to get it going, but i'm sure if you spoke to some of the Vic guys, "Snowman", "Adzmax", "R31Nismoid", etc. they'll be able to give you some tips.

The CAMS accreditation is the important thing, without that you've not got much more than a mothers meeting, but with cars.

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