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i don't like how busy the background gets and you cant read what people are saying

maybe is just because I'm a die hard ol'skool gamer that this doesn't appeal to me I've had friends from America that I've sent games too because they couldn't get it there any more

i guess each to there own :)

steve your 2 reasons...... i did not understand???

ive been able to get to know alot more people australia wide from the autimotive community thru myspace and been able to keep in touch with a few special sau members alot more often through myspace.

myspace and sau are my only autimotive outlets.

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www.myspace.com/f**kyouridol

www.myspace.com/f**kyouridol

www.myspace.com/f**kyouridol

www.myspace.com/f**kyouridol

Lets be friends.

You will actually have to type the uc in the swear word. Haha.

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