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some ppl are cruel, i personelly dont like cats but i wouldnt do that! but saying that i hit one in my last car as it ran out on the road and it didnt phase me...

HAHA, what about those friggin ducks in the Barina! Timbeerwah wildelife :D

HAHA, what about those friggin ducks in the Barina! Timbeerwah wildelife :D

ROLF!!!!!!!11 f*ck you're bringing back all the good 'ol memories tonight, damn wooducks and the dead rabbit you hit in rb25 silvia :rofl:

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