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Lin33r

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ovrtym33

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Dude, pull your f**ken head in.

If you got a problem with anyone here, then its >your< problem. You don't speak for me, and I quite like Dan's posts. You have no right to tell people what they can and cannot post. We have mods for that reason, and they haven't said anything... why? Because you're the only one getting the tampon in a twist. Next time you got an issue, bite your tongue and you won't look like an emo dickwad without a sense of humor.

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yeh whateva

i guess i shouldve bit my tongue and not said anything but there was no need to write all that crap that he did when it had nothing to do with the topic of the post

i just wish people would stay on topic, if u want to post irrelevant dribble then thats what the WASTELAND is for!!!

oh damn now im not on topic

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looks like blood pressure is more of a problem than oil pressure here :) i think sau as a whole need to work on expressing their opinions without taking shots and overuse of the f word to the point it lost all meaning

on the topic of dodgy dials in skylines my fuel gauge just died on me, was showing funny readings for a while untill today it just completley dropped off the charts to well and truley below Empty. filled it up to see if that would change it but no :)

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