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chaos - agreed man.. tho a chick in any sort of hot car is good.. had this cutie following me down south st in her integra fairly agressively.. i think he bf got pissed off when she pulled up next to me and i was checking her out.. damn she was cute.. :D

haha cam - nah i only saw him a couple of times his servo was across the road from where the ex used to work anyway we both pulled in there on the way home one day so i went in there paid told my ex i would see him at home and off i went. My ex was in a foul mood when he got home - apparently for some unknown reason he thought there was something going on between me n this guy!! :D just paying for fuel for goodness sakes u men are so ridiculously jealous sometimes!!

niz - not all guys are jealous freaks.. just seems the ones that are ruin girls for us guys that aren't.. almost every girl i know has had some guy stalk them at some time or another...

aidwin - u comming up to watch up drive tomorrow morning?

haha ive had a few guys full on check me out hwile driving and the missus is in the passengers seat. One was an integra as well - black - he was totally droolin out the window and gave me a drag when i had the ZX. More recently a guy in an RX7 haha i feel sorry for their missus's! Its my duty to chop them afterwards :D

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