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hi to all this is new to me as ive was sadley to say into rotarys and what a fool i was until i got a r33 gtst skyline and i love let it be fun from hear on end so where is the hong out guys and girls lets go for a great drive and have fun im up for it all

hi to all well guys im haveing a bit of shit from holden boys down hear in melton all there is is bloody bomerdoors every where as i have put a few to shame in there life whos up for some fun and come on down anytime my email addy msn is [email protected] come and say hi lets cruse

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Is this English? I find it very hard to understand you.

hi to all this is new to me as ive was sadley to say into rotarys and what a fool i was until i got a r33 gtst skyline and i love let it be fun from hear on end so where is the hong out guys and girls lets go for a great drive and have fun im up for it all

And this is only slightly better...

Please... punctuations will help ppl to understand you.

Welcome anyway.

hi to all well guys im haveing a bit of shit from holden boys down hear in melton all there is is bloody bomerdoors every where as i have put a few to shame in there life whos up for some fun and come on down anytime my email addy msn is [email protected] come and say hi lets cruse
just like to know where the cruse will start from

There will be several pre-meet points for the various area's around melb. Eventually we will all meet-up..... somewhere. That will all be decided once the location of the cruise is finalised. There will be a new post up with final details just after easter.

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