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350z Got Wasted...

simsy23

By simsy23,
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wow, i drive past that corner everyday to get home from work, was wondering what all that mess was on the curb.

the local shittalker at work said he saw the whole thing... apparently it was a black mr2, least i know not to believe his shit anymore hahaha

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Ouch,

My mum got t-boned by a woman from C***a almost killing my sister. She claimed that she didn't know what the sign ment (even though stop sign look the same pretty much all around the world)

how on earth did she pass the driving test when she went to get her license? :S:S

had a similar incident where my car's rear end got massacred by a lady driving with a phone stuck to her ear :S

neways back on topic feel bad for the 350z owner.. i guess he better start making prep for his new GTR :)

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Mayuri Krab

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how on earth did she pass the driving test when she went to get her license? :S:S

Probably got the license directly transfered from her own country's driver license.

EDIT: Which I believe is probably bought from the Police :D

Back to topic, was the 4x4 driven by a soccer mum? :(

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XxNinjaxX

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it was probally one of the 4ltr V6 R51 pathfinders trying to be drift spec, ive got to admit those things do go for what they are (same with the D40 V6 petrol navaras) they produce a bit of torque =O but yeah, i would kill the dick who was "driving" the pathfinder...ahhwell... my advice is go 370z now, ive driven one, found they are a bit small inside for my liking but still a nice car! think they are going for roughly 80 grand...

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