Whoo Hooo, viva Caliifornia, here i come.
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Whoo Hooo, viva Caliifornia, here i come.
Whooo hoo, booking the holiday very soon to your end of the sticks....
Fly to LA, there for a few days, then onto Lake Havasu, then onto Palm Springs, grand canyon, then onto las vegas, back to GC by helicopter and stay in a log cabin, then back to Las Vegas, then onto Yosemite, then finally to San Fransico to fly home.
Also, whats that car West Coast Customs done, the black beast on 22"s, with a roof chop? Getting something similar to this to drive? 3.5 V6, 250bhp, 250lb ft torque (man, 250bhp, that sucks sooooooooo bad from a 3.5 v6 unit lol)..
Yeahhhhhhhhhh baby, Middle of June, already got the excited bug
Fly to LA, there for a few days, then onto Lake Havasu, then onto Palm Springs, grand canyon, then onto las vegas, back to GC by helicopter and stay in a log cabin, then back to Las Vegas, then onto Yosemite, then finally to San Fransico to fly home.
Also, whats that car West Coast Customs done, the black beast on 22"s, with a roof chop? Getting something similar to this to drive? 3.5 V6, 250bhp, 250lb ft torque (man, 250bhp, that sucks sooooooooo bad from a 3.5 v6 unit lol)..
Yeahhhhhhhhhh baby, Middle of June, already got the excited bug
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Re: Whoo Hooo, viva Caliifornia, here i come.
Originally Posted by GNUsnowboarder
your a guy with lots of money, gold chains around ur neck, and is good at basketball.
Daimo: Check out www.urbandictionary.com for words you don't know that we may use.
i.e.: http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...erm=baller&r=f
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Re: Whoo Hooo, viva Caliifornia, here i come.
Baller:
Etymology: Middle English 'bal', from Old Norse 'bollr' and akin to Old High German 'balla'; combined with the commin suffix 'er' denoting one that does or performs (a specified action)
Therefore, a baller is, literally, 'one who balls'
Etymology: Middle English 'bal', from Old Norse 'bollr' and akin to Old High German 'balla'; combined with the commin suffix 'er' denoting one that does or performs (a specified action)
Therefore, a baller is, literally, 'one who balls'