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Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

Ken, I hate annoying the other drivers, will only lead to the inevitable. I always make sure I have enough room and time to avoid any incident, otherwise I just back off:D

See'ya:burnout:

*thinks, is this the same guy who approached a 90kmh bend at ....err ... in excess of 90kmh ??*

Cheers

Ken

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Originally posted by Neo

Ken

Glad that you did not use flash photography on the run this time. It makes you a bit paranoid on the freeway.ha ha

Nah , was too dark and shitty for any video or photo work.

Besides , 1hr of follow the leader is a little boring on camera.

cheers

Ken

Originally posted by Neo

Yes a dry day would be nice. Although a cold winters early morning is just what the old lass needs

My old lass stays in bed on those mornings and says to get your own breakfast

Cheers

Ken

Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

Hehe, that was cause Troy drives like a p u s s y. He said: "I was doing 15km's over the limit, I'm not going any faster":bahaha:

Poor Kyles must have been bored shitless:D

See'ya:burnout:

I think it was the sideways launch and *****ff down the road on Leach hwy that woke her up from her slumber.

A set of tight buns and a nerd wars plate can only get the attention for so long...

Cheers

Ken

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