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Old 07-14-2005, 12:26 PM
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GSR vs. Celica

At a light about to go on the free way when a Celica rolls up. The light turns green and i wasnt really looking to race, but since the lanes merge i was going to try and just get a little bit a head so we didnt run in to each other. so i granny shift 1st, then i see that the celica is trying to take off. WHat the hell, i mash it and go for it. Droped it like it was hot. get on the free way and slow down to the limit (almost gotten several tickets on this free way) and the celica flashes lights at me and flys by me like he/she is hot stuff. Although it was probably a base model auto celica with no mods.... OWNED! ahahahahah
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Re: GSR vs. Celica

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