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astrotristan Grand Master

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No need to close it.

A little disagreement doesn't constitue a reason to close a thread.

It's all pretty clean and in good fun :)

Plus I haven't gotten a chance to use any of my serbian jokes..

we have many NA jokes and automatic transmission jokes too :happy:

maybe alex has frustration as his left foot has nothing to kick

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AlexR34

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we have many NA jokes and automatic transmission jokes too :happy:

maybe alex has frustration as his left foot has nothing to kick

AHahahhaha that skylines got sold a long time ago, haven't had one since, the drive to and from work just isnt fun, and I wouldn't even consider a manual, so I've left the skyline scene. I'm just here to help out people like people helped me out, and ask general questions about cars and getting into arguments :)

Isola Grand Master

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Your an old dickhead you f**k off to another forum.

YOU'RE a terrible speller. And a presumptuous f*ck.

No, but some of them on this forum are the biggest nazis ever, its mainly the old farts. Just ignore them. Just find yourself an industrial area and have yourself a ball. Willowbank is in the middle of no-where and you have to drive ages to get there from anywhere in brisbane and plus you gotta get licence and entry fee, and pretty similar story to qld raceway.

You're also a dumb c*nt

I love my car and am a sick driver who just lives to drive, but i refuse to drive my beloved car to a track to show off my awesome skills but will spend hours and hours driving around in circles in the suburbs

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+ 1 first thing that came to my mind as well "oh no, I have to drive my car somewhere to pull skids! bawww!!"

Mate I didn't kill your friends, and im sure if people were drifiting and doing crazy shit in an idustrial area late at night that wouldn't have affected your friends. Im just sick of people on this forum crying about QLD becoming a nany state, but then come and have the biggest cry on here about everything, they don't even realise that they are creating the nany state. Do you honestly give a crap if some hoon is tearing up his tires in the middle of nowhere.

Make that an EXTREMELY dumb c*nt. It's not US turning it into a nanny state. It's the people complaining to the police/local members about you cock munchers that do hektik uleh skids in industrial estates.

Just for your information, Serbia has never started a war, we were always defending. A small point they happen to consistently miss in the western media.

Who f*cking cares? It's Sebia.

i love giving it and taking it

That's what she said.

Revhead Grand Master

Revhead

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No need to close it.

I'm inclined to disagree. The thread isn't going anywhere (somewhere to race -> wars in serbia in less than a page, nice work guys, lol) and I'm sure the OP has all the info he needs. And the insults were getting a bit over the top too, just cool it guys.

On a side note, illegal behaviour, regardless of perceived lack of danger to others or inconvenience of proper alternatives, is not condoned in any way here. We're not stupid, we know people do things they probably shouldn't and will likely continue to do so regardless of whether we approve of it or not, but we try to make it clear that we actively discourage illegal behaviour. That's not us being wankers about it by the way, we've just always tried to distance ourselves from the sort of behaviour that is stereotyped against imports and modified cars in general. I'm sure we can all think of a few examples of communities that allow (and even encourage) the street racing talk... that's not the kind of environment we want here.

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