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Nice effort...arent u supposed to be working or sumfin? Or just receiving from peoples tax lol....dont need to post back abt motorbikes because it sure will be alot worse than that!..:)

That's funny, coming from someone claiming to be posting on their break...which stared at about 8:50am this morning.

You also spell like a bum. Not looking good for you, dude.

you started the thread nub-cake

What is it with S13 owners????

Wtf?? Where did that come from?? Lmao I think you needed some attention sorry about that!..:)

What is it with non-nissan owners hating nissan owners? Maybe because they want one and cant have it!...:)

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