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Most of us already have co-pilots....

And our co-pilots would not like it if we traded them in for a new one.... LOL

I do have a single mate tho (but he has a very stock VX commondoor)

He like cars, just not sure if he like girls...LOL (24 year old virgin)

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Most of us already have co-pilots....

And our co-pilots would not like it if we traded them in for a new one.... LOL

I do have a single mate tho (but he has a very stock VX commondoor)

He like cars, just not sure if he like girls...LOL (24 year old virgin)

LoL, well arent you just a great friend! :)

Does he like skylines too tho? Could be a match!

haha this is funny, skylines australia- qld eddition- has a new dating section:)

wat r u trippin on azza u have a chick....hahahahahha

ill take ya but i get lost heaps;)

your behind the times rodney

she's out of the scene and ive got the ring :wassup:

if youd get of your bitch ass and come for a cruise youd be aware of this.

anyway your scratches arnt anyway near as bad as dales car:rofl:

I think out of all the replies, this guy gets it. It's not about missing the boyfriend, b/c i don't, it's about missing the skyline!!!!!

Yeah someone finally got it!!!!

Ill be the more respectful type and accept the company of a fine young skyline enthousiast  

but its very funny in the first thing that you wrote

thats the spirit forget about him and remember all the happy times you had with the Skyline:)

Oh common... We love to take the piss...

Bu seriously he is a 24 year old virgin and yes he is my best mate. I pay on my mates all the time and they pay on me for being pu$$y whipped so it al works out well.

lol funny as...

and photos wouldn't prove anything anyway

i know photos wouldnt prove anything, but if its another member taking the piss it would be funneh to see the photos they come up with...

But yea Aaron pick her up!! As you "get" her. No offence to you if you arent another member, but you sound like a girl/carsl** from broadwater carpark...one night one came up and said to me "hey, im not a carsl*t or anything but you have a nice car, you dont happen to be single do you?" :(

But yea Aaron pick her up!! As you "get" her. No offence to you if you arent another member, but you sound like a girl/carsl** from broadwater carpark...one night one came up and said to me "hey, im not a carsl*t or anything but you have a nice car, you dont happen to be single to you?" :(

There is nothing wrong with bwcp girls.. "Up the ass - no babys" Follow that rule and all will be sweet :)

There is nothing wrong with bwcp girls.. "Up the ass - no babys" Follow that rule and all will be sweet :(

many bwcp girls are under 16....and thats illegal joshwa. Many of teh others you wouldnt touch with a 10ft pole, even with the ol paper bag trick the majority just dont make the cut.

many bwcp girls are under 16....and thats illegal joshwa. Many of teh others you wouldnt touch with a 10ft pole, even with the ol paper bag trick the majority just dont make the cut.

My theory is, if they don’t tell you their age it’s not illegal. And pfft the judge won’t take my idiot plea :(

I love being a nice guy its obvious that girls appreciate respect rather than opportunities at sex.

Any time you want a drive pm me you sound like a nice girl but only if you are a girl. :(

I think out of all the replies, this guy gets it. It's not about missing the boyfriend, b/c i don't, it's about missing the skyline!!!!!

Yeah someone finally got it!!!!

I think you should read inbetween the lines... :(

Old matey slide cant spell, he wanted the plates sly old barstard :)

I dont have a skyline anyway :)

My theory is, if they don’t tell you their age it’s not illegal. And pfft the judge won’t take my idiot plea  :(

we've been through this before, and once again, your insanity pleas WONT WORK

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