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About two weeks ago my brother was telling me about their night home from clubbing. They were driving back from the city towards sydney uni, just after the turnoff near Broadway, when they spotted this white skyline lose control, and hit the kerb.

The guy managed to buckle his rear wheel in under the car, which prob twisted the chassis. My bro and his friends went to check them out. Apparently, the driver was some young asian guy, his mates were pissed off their faces, and the driver was drunk. My brother tried to give them an excuse out of kindness (which was f*kn stupid) - but he (the driver) asked my bro to take the blame for the accident! Haha... What a jack...

Whats this world coming to... Kids driving skylines pissed off their tits & asking others to take blame for them. f**kwits.

Now im wondering if its anybody off SAU NSW, Who owns a white R34 GT-T. Recently buckled. :blush:

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About two weeks ago my brother was telling me about their night home from clubbing. They were driving back from the city towards sydney uni, just after the turnoff near Broadway, when they spotted this white skyline lose control, and hit the kerb.

The guy managed to buckle his rear wheel in under the car, which prob twisted the chassis. My bro and his friends went to check them out. Apparently, the driver was some young asian guy, his mates were pissed off their faces, and the driver was drunk. My brother tried to give them an excuse out of kindness (which was f*kn stupid) - but he (the driver) asked my bro to take the blame for the accident! Haha... What a jack...

Whats this world coming to... Kids driving skylines pissed off their tits & asking others to take blame for them. f**kwits.

Now im wondering if its anybody off SAU NSW, Who owns a white R34 GT-T. Recently buckled. :blush:

i think i saw this car parked on the side of the road after the accident. (next to townhall - QVB - woolies?)

there were 2 little skanks sitting in the car looking depressed.

i lol'd as i walked past. oh, and i also took a photo with my phone but it turned out crap cos i was trying to be sneaky.

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i think i saw this car parked on the side of the road after the accident. (next to townhall - QVB - woolies?)

there were 2 little skanks sitting in the car looking depressed.

i lol'd as i walked past. oh, and i also took a photo with my phone but it turned out crap cos i was trying to be sneaky.

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i saw that too, ambulance and all

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