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Re: V.addictive

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  1. "scrumble" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Kitteh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Star Wars: Battlefront + Burnout 3 = very very addictive.

    I'm scared to think what'll happen once GTA: San Andreas and Halo 2 hit
    town.

    Aiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeee! *panics*

    Burnout 3 - Ace

    Sims 2 - Boring. Annoying really but it takes so damn long to get


    things to

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    happen!

    GTA:SA - Can't wait>

    Can't wait for teh BMX bikage. I wonder if it'll have a Grifter? 🙂

    Got to applaud Sony. Great way of flogging off some of their back


    catalogue

    Grifter with the twisty handle gears sucked. I had a Raleigh Burner. SO
    much better than any Dawes rubbish.

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  2. i had a bike once but it got stolen from my back door. was a good one
    aswell. what would be the best bike for riding around town?

  3. i had a bike once but it got stolen from my back door. shame realy.
    which bike do you think would be best for riding around town?

  4. emma dit

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    i had a bike once but it got stolen from my back door. was a good one
    aswell. what would be the best bike for riding around town?

    I like the free one I nicked from someone's back door.

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  5. "emma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    i had a bike once but it got stolen from my back door. was a good one
    aswell. what would be the best bike for riding around town?

    I'd recommend a drop handlerbar racer. Whoosh!

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  6. "Empee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    i had a bike once but it got stolen from my back door. was a good one
    aswell. what would be the best bike for riding around town?

    I like the free one I nicked from someone's back door.

    :o)

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  7. Listy said:

    "emma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    i had a bike once but it got stolen from my back door. was a good one
    aswell. what would be the best bike for riding around town?

    I'd recommend a drop handlerbar racer. Whoosh!

    Your only saying that so you can see her lycra pants stretched tight over
    her [censored] when she leans over to the handlebars

    /thinks

    Like he said. Get yourself a drop handlebar racer 🙂

  8. emma said:

    i had a bike once but it got stolen from my back door. shame realy.
    which bike do you think would be best for riding around town?

    Well the village bike is called Ruth. She's always good for a ride

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