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Tips on finding yamizaki 18 or hibiki 21 in japan.

NRT airport likes to charge $550 for the above. So they can get fkd

I have these places to look:

Odayku Department store - shinjuku

Isetan - shinjuku

Takashimaya - ginza

Shinanoya in shinjuku

Where elseeeee

not really... she paid for it... and at that point I was driving a heavily modified skyline so I wasn't exactly in a position to tell people their car choice was illogical

not really... she paid for it... and at that point I was driving a heavily modified skyline so I wasn't exactly in a position to tell people their car choice was illogical

Ah fair enough, thought you guys had recently bought a new car

I do drive a shitty car.

I would prefer driving my old JD camira... and I'm not even kidding or being ironic

I'm sure your children will be much safer in said Camira

You hipster f**k

So you bought something which is quite expensive, arguably well overpriced based on your above review, totally dissatisfying to own and which will continue to depreciate in value.

Conversely, my red independence days are comfortable, fit well, I like the look of them, as do most other people, and only seem to be appreciating in value.

Please tell me again how I'm a douchebag for buying my shoes

/Kermit sipping tea.Jpg

Das Monica right thurr

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I'm sure your children will be much safer in said Camira

You hipster f**k

Das Monica right thurr

1) the kids don't go in the golf as is as I CBF'd changing the 2 baby seats or buying 2 more

2) while they are in baby seats the cars safety features are of less importance... (less... not none)

Also my camira was rad...

Porno red exterior... porno red interior... red interior lights... 5 speed manual... comfy as f**k

It was like a giant dezz shoe but less valuable

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