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My two favourite memories:

1. Bulla

2. Him reversing his mint midnight purple 34R into a wooden post outside a bakery and having no idea he hit it / not giving a fk

My least favourite memories:

1. Bulla

2. Getting stuck behind him and his 400kw GTR doing 40km/h in an 80 zone

Lmaooooo i strongly remember the rant about 40km/h from you

hahahahhaa

i confronted him on the slow driving when we got to mansfield (and he got there half an hour later) he swore black and blue his speedo said he was doing the limit.

i just don't know where to start with that guy.

he made us miss the end of the sunshine and drive through the black spur in the rain instead :/

Lmaooooo i strongly remember the rant about 40km/h from you

hahahahhaa

Fkin ir8 m8

Icing on the cake that he made me battle wet bulla roads with worn federal 595s

Seems others were ganging up on him as well..

from his Facebook 2011:

So YOU (Xalmon Xiew) think that anyone’s safety SHOULD NOT BE A CONCERN well if something, anything happens to you or anyone else that's ALL ON YOU & its obvious of where the world gone if that's what you thing so have a great life Xalmon Xiew I hope you never find out what it's like to suffer 24/7 for 8 years + from chronic debilitating Pain just coz your boss doesn't care for SAFETY of his/hers workers, profit over safety. Oh by the way I never use my disability to get my own way as I don’t even enter it on my SAU Member sheet but it’s nice to see how much selfishness is really around out there since the beginning of time never seem to change.
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couldn't find it.... but there is this:

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I'm not sure if this is abstract art or disgusting culinary work...it's both ugly and beautiful in its intricate randomness

Butter or mustard? What is the old el paso jar doing there? Is he going to eat it from the jar with a spoon? It's a topping/dip ffs

Remember when we thought this guy was a professional troll because of all this shit?

Fkin ir8 m8

Icing on the cake that he made me battle wet bulla roads with worn federal 595s

is that the same bulla that krysisisisisususussuisusisusis went up with his 302.15632535RWKW boat version of sunkist with stock sussy?

f**k I was soooooo upset when dezz didn't smash that flamin mongrel

I don't recall seeing him there.

Also wasn't aware there was any talk regarding his safety at the event...

The Old El Paso appears to be the spread/topping on whatever the f**k he is eating off that plate...

Alyssa Milano

- follows her twitter amongst other celebrities

- has twitter conversations with her that are somewhat one sided

- says goodnight n sweet dreamz to her everynight on twitter

- reads celebrity gossip magazines while all other SAU people engage in drunken nerf powered shenanigans and ghost write TJs SAU account

I don't recall seeing him there

Also wasn't aware there was any talk regarding his safety at the event...

The Old El Paso appears to be the spread/topping on whatever the f**k he is eating off that plate...

there was no threat. Kris told him to f**k off as he was a tool.

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he took this to mean a threat and wanted to get cops and lawyers involved

is that the same bulla that krysisisisisususussuisusisusis went up with his 302.15632535RWKW boat version of sunkist with stock sussy?

That was another cruise, not Buller.

I think it was the one where Moh got lost on a straight road

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