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also for the record colin wasnt keen on drifting....

...and then he experienced EPIC angle in my 32

DORI!

Edited by astrotristan2
oh great.. we now have

4 boats - joe, brandon, guido and brizzy rocker

2 pos antiques - martin and colin's pig and JOSH EVER EPIC R32

1 shell - dave

1 outboard dingy - danski

fixed

if only you knew how well my car currently runs..

i just wanted you to cup me while i do it so i can focus more...

i mean... :P

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