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  1. davo

    Hi from Aus

    I have been around .... just a little quiet these days
  2. davo

    Hi from Aus

    champion sledge that was by Warnie. The Queen can feel free to hand out anything she see's fit ... apart from her mobile number.
  3. davo

    Hi from Aus

    quick, edit your post
  4. davo

    Hi from Aus

    pete ... your wing is missing
  5. davo

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    yep, lots. Someone usually takes a video camera along and puts together a vid. I'll find some more liks. That yellow supe looks gread driving down a freeway. Bit lairy for everyday driving for my money tho. I don't like attracting that much attention.
  6. davo

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    got soup? http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=1605907706
  7. davo

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    courtesy of wikipedia: The slang term pwn is a term used primarily in the Internet gaming culture, means to soundly defeat an opponent. It is generally used for taunting of a player's in-game enemies, and rubbing in victories. The etymology of the term pwn is believed to be rooted in a typographical error arising from the close proximity of the 'p' key to the 'o' key on a standard keyboard. Initially — that is, before the term's adoption into the 1337 lexicon — "pwn" was generally parsed as an honest error and pronounced "own." Eventually, as the word took on a life of its own and began to convey a meaning stronger and more specialized than that of "own", its pronunciation began to vary as detailed below. The term has become ubiquitous in Internet circles and is often used outside of gaming contexts. Its progressive form is "pwning." Its noun form is "pwnage" (or sometimes "pwned" or "pwnt"). An example: "Did you see that guy get pwned?" Appending "zors" creates a humorous variation of the word, e.g. pwnzors. To be "owned" in the gaming world is to be miserably defeated by an opponent or an opposing team. However, the term "pwned" is usually used when the loser is humiliated in a fair competition.
  8. davo

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    http://wilshipley.com/blog/pwned.jpg
  9. davo

    Overseas Members

    paint it anthracite !
  10. davo

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    For the same amount here, our members get T-shirt, stickers, cruises organised, Christmas BBQ ... and most of them can spell and are conscious of the existstance of rules of grammar!. I think this is the only forum in the world that charges people to post.
  11. davo

    Overseas Members

    Its only a tenner ... with the exchange rate being what it is that is about $389.26 in Australian money. It isn't a money thing tho. Seems you don't want outsiders here which is a bit of a shame considering you seem to have lots and lots of people posting things like "I am sAv|inG uP t0 buY a Sik Mkiv 2JZ gte SuPra cAn u GuyS telL me HoW mUCh PowA i Can GEt from A ManuAl CoS I aM A rACeR aND woULd neVa dRIve An AUto". When someoen turns up who actually owns a car and runs a club overseas you don't want them. Anyway I am taking my my toys and going home. Oh, one other thing ... we are going to win the ashes.
  12. davo

    Overseas Members

    yeah ... just a thought. anyway ... I am off to the boozer ... Melbourne Cup today so I have to go and drink lots and watch a horse race.
  13. davo

    Overseas Members

    Basically because I am not going to take advantage of anything like members packs, sticers, discount offers, attending cruises. While not taking advantage of these things I suppose I have something to offer. Plus I can give you reciprocal rights to our club.
  14. People I understand the idea of having membership payable for you guys to have full posting rights etc. However, I live wayyyyyy down the other side of the planet. Is there any such thing as "free associate memberships" for overseas peoples?
  15. somebody report it to snopes.com
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