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I concur.

You been outback jacks in point cook? Did ya rate it if ya have?

Been there twice, overpriced for what it is, wouldn't bother going back there... May as well go to squires and get a quality steak. CAAB Angus Eye filet is the go

what u get done for brah?

Being too G

Knowing Ric, he would have had f**k the police blaring while getting pulled over.

Too low, suspension travel, and h-pattern on gear knob

No fine or roady, and a month to clear. He was mirin my neat engine bay, I think that may have had something to do with it

State HWP it says, got done on Beaconsfield Pde

That's why I'm fussy as fk with where I park cos knts give no fks ill search for ages for the perfect spot

That an the a5 doors are massive can't really fit in many spots if you actually want to get out without being a contortionist i

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