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I am sure I went to a few other things after that :)

What about the last skidpan?

That was after that wasn't it?

Which reminds me do you still have the footage of when we were passengers in each others cars, on the skidpan? We were laughing our asses off.

oh and sorry about the thread h-jack

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sam partially screwed her clutch, john went on a rescue mission, then jay had to go rescue the both of them. And someone got stonechips from a grey skyline and was bitching about it.

Don't know whether it was that night or showdown night when jay befreinded special 4wd boy. Anyone else remember more clearly?

Werd... Cold too... Didn't Sam screw her clutch... And Johnny went back to "rescue" her... And screwed his car...

 

 Was that the same night Jay befriended the "special" kid in the 4WD...

bahhahhahha

yep that was the night :)

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