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Originally posted by Gradenko

adam 32, that sucks. It'll only be a fifty and no points, so not too bad.

Psiker, they actaully dated AND timed when I handed the license over. So I have to wait till 4:30pm before I'm legal to drive. Fcukers!

ur kidding~! that is 4rse. remind me not to go to ur licencing centre. crappy thing is u get ur dodgy old licence back. not even a new photo or nething :P

Psiker

Yeah, I'll be there. And I have met you (I think). I was one of the guys your bro almost took out when wildly swerving through 2 lanes to get off the farmer fwy to follow hicks. :P

Mines the cardigan grey 25t. Can't even notice it among all the ricers. :P

Originally posted by Gradenko

Yeah, I'll be there. And I have met you (I think). I was one of the guys your bro almost took out when wildly swerving through 2 lanes to get off the farmer fwy to follow hicks. :P  

Mines the cardigan grey 25t. Can't even notice it among all the ricers. :P

ahh yes i remember that. when hicks did his coola pipes yet again :P

im the guy who owns the excel. kinda tubby usually scamming a lift in my dads suplah :D

just found out i can afford the insurance on a wrex so may be getting one of them soon

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