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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: May 2005
Location: On a knifes edge!
Posts: 3,407
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WOW!
See. Now these are the sort of people that believe the world owes them because "it's not my fault". The question I keep wanting to asking these people is "Who's fault is it then? I just can't wait to hear the B/S that's going to spew from your mouth cause, honestly, you look pretty F@#$%$g dumb right now! And wait til you tell your mates. If they have any grey matter, they might rethink WTF am I doing hanging out with you? You're as bright as a candle in a hurricane." These are the sort of people you say nothing to and just run up to and give them a leaping headbutt. If only we could do that, the world be a better place. Hearing and seeing this sort of stuff rubs me up the wrong way everytime. You can not reason with stupidity. They deserve to walk! |
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Re: Just how far can a Mazda 3 go without a service, 73,000km
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