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hey

just wondering if any of u mofo's were at Mint sat nite, church st in brighton... Saw 'HOTR-34' not if he/she is a forum member and also a nice 33 GTS-T with white Enkei rims, looked very tidy.

Don't usually see any skylines down this way so just wondering if anyone from here was kickin it at Mint?

cheers and beers

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i was meant to be there for a bday on saturday but didnt end up going.. heard it was average anyway

birthday hey? I was there for a bday too, and a going away sorta thing. Wasn't meant to be there for Jodie Lang's bday were ya?? It was packed, so i thought it was a pretty good nite, wasn't drinking tho, driving.

the R33 had i think GTR front bar and after market grille, not the GTR one but one that like fills it up more. I think it's a Top Secret one? Had a GTR rear wing, looked really good, the white Enkei rims really finished it off nicely.

Yeah chicks there a def hot, but you're smack bang in the middle of brighton, what would you expect? It's my mates theory of hot chicks. Rich guys hook up with hot women, and as a result the kids are hot too. And you don't get much more money than churchy in brighton.

nah, this was a 20th bday :rolleyes: i thought it was a bit of stretch to think you were meant to be there for the same bday :)

yes nathan, lots of blondes. probably the exception is if ur NOT blonde :). Well we're usually there on a Thursday nite, sometimes sat if you're looking to come doon.

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