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Ojc

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17th Jun 05 at 14:01

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Question? They get all excited and figgit in the driving seat.

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17th Jun 05 at 14:03

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haggis in the pants?

Ojc

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17th Jun 05 at 14:14

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They get all excited to be allowed out for the day.

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17th Jun 05 at 14:17

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its proberly because its not there car and they have just nicked it form the local estate

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17th Jun 05 at 14:18

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I dont figgit in my seat when Im driving

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disclaimer: thats a joke btw

, before i get set upon by the northern people and there wippits and flat caps

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maybe its the shock of feeling air that is warm and not filled with hair from peoples beards

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17th Jun 05 at 14:23

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have you ever tried driving with a kilt on and a bottle of whisky in your hand?

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17th Jun 05 at 14:32

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its the scally tendancies

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17th Jun 05 at 14:37

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I think its the fact its not raining.

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17th Jun 05 at 14:37

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I live my quarter of a mile at a time, and in those 10 seconds I AM FREE!

free I TELL YOU...FREE!

<--- Lives in the North lol

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17th Jun 05 at 14:43

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Yes Tyne & Wear is the area I'm talking about.

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17th Jun 05 at 14:49

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I drive sideways everywhere too.

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you just drive too fats everywhere.............

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quote:
Originally posted by Krammy
I live my quarter of a mile at a time, and in those 10 seconds I AM FREE!

free I TELL YOU...FREE!

<--- Lives in the North lol

dont start F+F quotes, the last south central meet was full of them

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