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Nissan Junkyard?

There's a little itsy bitsy town in the western part of South Australia called...

Nullabor.

When you get to this itsy bitsy town you turn 'south' from the highway.

To get to the Nissan Junkyard, you flatten it.

You don't stop.

You FLATTEN IT!

And when you see the horizon suddenly turn from dusty red to blue...

YOU STILL FLATTEN IT!

And just before you get to the Nissan Junkyard, the last 4 seconds are really SCENIC!!!

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In Australia?

Nissan Junkyard?

There's a little itsy bitsy town in the western part of South Australia called...

Nullabor.

When you get to this itsy bitsy town you turn 'south' from the highway.

To get to the Nissan Junkyard, you flatten it.

You don't stop.

You FLATTEN IT!

And when you see the horizon suddenly turn from dusty red to blue...

YOU STILL FLATTEN IT!

And just before you get to the Nissan Junkyard, the last 4 seconds are really SCENIC!!!

:down::laugh::P

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In Australia?

Nissan Junkyard?

There's a little itsy bitsy town in the western part of South Australia called...

Nullabor.

When you get to this itsy bitsy town you turn 'south' from the highway.

To get to the Nissan Junkyard, you flatten it.

You don't stop.

You FLATTEN IT!

And when you see the horizon suddenly turn from dusty red to blue...

YOU STILL FLATTEN IT!

And just before you get to the Nissan Junkyard, the last 4 seconds are really SCENIC!!!

:laughing-smiley-014:

:P

:rofl:

:teehee:

:rofl:

Na but seriously, ya might be after Nisswreck here on SAU?

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In Australia?

Nissan Junkyard?

There's a little itsy bitsy town in the western part of South Australia called...

Nullabor.

When you get to this itsy bitsy town you turn 'south' from the highway.

To get to the Nissan Junkyard, you flatten it.

You don't stop.

You FLATTEN IT!

And when you see the horizon suddenly turn from dusty red to blue...

YOU STILL FLATTEN IT!

And just before you get to the Nissan Junkyard, the last 4 seconds are really SCENIC!!!

rofl !

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In Australia?

Nissan Junkyard?

There's a little itsy bitsy town in the western part of South Australia called...

Nullabor.

When you get to this itsy bitsy town you turn 'south' from the highway.

To get to the Nissan Junkyard, you flatten it.

You don't stop.

You FLATTEN IT!

And when you see the horizon suddenly turn from dusty red to blue...

YOU STILL FLATTEN IT!

And just before you get to the Nissan Junkyard, the last 4 seconds are really SCENIC!!!

I can't get on to mnfal either Tez! Do ya think he's gone to ^^^^^^^^^ ???

You've done it now! R.I.P.

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In Australia?

Nissan Junkyard?

There's a little itsy bitsy town in the western part of South Australia called...

Nullabor.

When you get to this itsy bitsy town you turn 'south' from the highway.

To get to the Nissan Junkyard, you flatten it.

You don't stop.

You FLATTEN IT!

And when you see the horizon suddenly turn from dusty red to blue...

YOU STILL FLATTEN IT!

And just before you get to the Nissan Junkyard, the last 4 seconds are really SCENIC!!!

Michael, I PM'd mnfal last month apologising for my crass behaviour in my post ^^^^ and offending him but...

alas, I'm now wondering if he's really taken me seriously and gone down to Nullarbor. Shame on me!

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