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I was actually being nice I hadn't spoke to Adrian at all and to be honest I don't give a f*ck as all I was doing was congratulating you on having the car ready and all I get back is crap like "P.S. burnouts are for pu55ys who can't get low e.t.'s"

but I'm the one with attitude :cheers::(:)

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I was actually being nice I hadn't spoke to Adrian at all and to be honest I don't give a f*ck  as all I was doing was congratulating you on having the car ready and all I get back is crap like "P.S. burnouts are for pu55ys who can't get low e.t.'s"

but I'm the one with attitude :cheers::(:)

yeah im sorry if that you thought that was directed at you but...as i thought adrian was the only person who knew about the 405 i thought he must have told you, so the burnout comment was directed his way. Sorry again if offence was taken. Thanks for the congrats. see ya sat if you dont ring.....

This is fu(king awesome!

BTW cheaterererers, just got this from www.sportcompactgroup.com so there'll be no piking out like little pusseh's on the day! Got it?

In a perfect world it would be great to have an event as pre-entry only but in the busy lifestyle we all lead these days it isn't always possible. So for all of you that haven't had time to get your entry form in because you've been busy working on your vehicle etc you'll be able to enter on the day.

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