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Don't help this man.

He is the enemy.

War is brewing. Not only is this man the President of the WRX Club but he also drives a commonwhore.

Don't be suprised if he tries to sleep with your women next!!! He must be stopped now.

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As Vice it is my job to help my pres. All that defy him shall perish!

psssst..... Budge meet you round the back in about half an hour, i have allllll the dirt you need, use it and use it well. Make sure no-one follows :Paranoid:

To be honest gotta give him some credit at least he was honest about the whole situation but giving away dirt, lol u gotta work hard for that shit it cant be just handed to you on a silver platter...

just turn up to one of the club meetings where Jamezilla is in charge of the pc showing a slideshow, you'll get plenty of dirt without even asking for it :rofl:

bwahhahaha

MR. WRX Pres.... OUr beloved Snowcone has threatened me with photoshop punishment along with our Ex Pres...

This is all because of my marvellous skills in MS paint.

I shall send some pics ;)

you shall enjoy them :)

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