The useless bits of info to see if we can make a million posts thread
LOAFIE Wrote:
jaycbr250 Wrote:In the absence of a licence for the last 9 months still 3 more very long months to go I have taken up racing!.Not as glamorous as it sounds it's R.C. car racing on dirt had my first full race day last sunday,I couldn't help myself and got very competetive then went on to win every race I entered.Now thats usless information.

3 more months ,dam that suxs.
Good luck with the RCs , sounds like you need something to keep your hands busy Ghastly

RollLol2anything to stop the blistersScary
Missy_Moo Wrote:If NASA sent birds into space they would soon die; they need gravity to swallow.
How about hookers do they need gravity to swallow oh hang on moot point they don't
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