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put a sticky bomb on that motherf**ker!!

what part?? the star??

so, looking through the snapomatic photos. Every person i know that is playing, has Michael in a beard and suite.

http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/crew/skylinesaustralia

i had to keep trying cause the f**kers kept shooting at it... landed 4 times before success...1 engine died on runway... 2 wing fell off in hanger... 3 blew up and died in hanger 4 landed, taxied entered hanger didnt save. gave up, baught heliport and and flew around in the black heli for shits and giggles. ended up getting the plane after pissing about in heli for an hour, take off at night and the cops lose you faster

MR 34 YO yellow R34 Sunnyholt road. I didnt see him until pulled up at lights. but it looked like he was trying to catch me, almost entered the set of lights when it was red. then took off like a clown. Why the f*k do you have a VTEC sticker on your back window??

all the hype and all the rumours about content points to a decent life.

wait till online. game will be nuts!!

Defamation requires someone to say something false about you that results in others to think less of you. Dale didn't say anything false about you. Stating as opinion is not the same as stating as fact. For example: "Tim has a huge kok" is defamation, "I think Tim has a tiny kok" is not. Now you can try and sue me... for saying you have a huge kok. now get back on topic.

just to prove dale's post you turn on the spelling bee champion?

When I say "less active" I don't mean hibernate/sleep. I mean not as active as summer months. With half of all Australian mammals being marsupial and the overwhelming majority of these marsupials being observed to partake in the act of Torpor, the population of "less active" animals in the colder seasons is large. Then we have reptiles, Almost all reptiles brumate. Hibernation and daily torpor in Australian mammals Fritz Geiser and Gerhard Körtner Centre for Behavioural and Physiological Ecology, Zoology, University of New England, Armidale NSW http://www.une.edu.au/ers/staff-profile-doc-folders/fritz-geiser/geiser-koertner-AustZool10.pdf

Hey Luke, Not sure if my post conveyed the fact that I'm in. If it didn't.. consider this my intention to donate.

I'm not emotional. Although as you pointed out, We are all entitled to certain liberties. Don't try and take my rights away in the same post as you try to emphasis yours. It's not a rant, I didn't bring up personal gripes about the RFS or Hazard Reduction. Turn off the presumption that my post is negative, go back and read it again. Understand that it's a reply to points people have brought up and is just a brief explanation from someone who has a decade and a half of experience with handling fire and explosives. You'll most likely note that it wass far more constructive to the topic than this: By all means Tim, Lets have a discussion on the negative aspects of the RFS.

did they say why?

Terry, I understand the "dummies" comment is off the cuff, and I know you mean no harm, but I just cant let any negativity be directed towards the RFS still <3 u not just to Terry - I work closely with the RFS both in my weekday job and weekend job, and I see what and who they battle every single day of the year. Sydney is surrounded by bush and it's one of the worst cities on the planet for bush surroundings. despite that, they lose a minuscule amount of private property each year. They are statistically 3-4 fold the greatest fire fighting service in the world. and they are 90%+ volunteers. Dont hate on them... ever... You wont like what i have to say if you do. On the note of hazard reduction over winter / other months.... what a lot of people don't realise is that It is very much not about the heat / sun. If anything it is the least concerning element. They plan around hundreds of factors such as things like air / ground moisture, wind, rain, lightning storms, all sorts of weather conditions(air pressure etc. ) and absolutely the most important factor, flora and fauna. If you burn down the bush in winter and you will kill thousands of wildlife that are less active in winter. Burn in winter and you damage the tree, they get no regrowth in spring you end up with acres of dry semi recovered wood come summer. Burn in winter and the ground moisture stops the undergrowth from burning. This leaves it open to the elements in summer to dry out and become fuel. (Undergrowth is what fuels fires) the major reasons why they do hazard reduction now is because this is the time of year that you get regrowth as well as and many animals are becoming much more active and can flee easier. They burn it off now so that the tree's have regrowth for the summer. Regrowth is healthier and much more fire resistant and this protects the tree over summer. This also provides better living conditions for animals over the hotter months. Please of all things, don't question what they do, and when they do it. There is 100 reasons for every action they take. TLDR: Many people just don't understand Fire.

I'm Leaving NR at 5. will post a status for you if its bad.

love that blue

its not really canberra... gunning http://www.gunningfireworksfestival.com.au/

I had my name down for a table seat, I will be in Canberra exploding things. Take me off the list plz.

I thought the same.

black 34 GTR heading down mowbray rd to epping road today about 12:30

OP: Drive like a dickhead they deserve to get called out. Dont care what car they're in. Good post. (although nothing will come of it) Benji: You've missed the point of the thread... I'm going to disagree with a lot of people and say: 8/10 skylines I see, spot me and FLOOR it past me. its almost like "OMG a skyline I must be on boost when next to iiit!!!" sorry, but the majority of import drivers I see are morons.

I was always under the impression said 'joke' was a running thing that the originator also ran with, many many times. Good to know.

last one said meet at 6, start at 6:30... it started at about 8. you might miss food if you get their late

Confirmed