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hmmmmmm... :shifty: i wonder.

I am sure you all would love to see. :D

i wanna see..

as long as the picture does not include any male genitelia.

Nope, not MALE genitelia. No genitelia period. Remember that girl I told you about that got my name tattooed on her lower back? I posted the picture up.

i find it stupid how people cant make their picture normal - we dont want obscure "we can see anything, so you dont need to post it" photos OR overly huge sized which skews the resolution of the website!!!

anyway, heres me and my MANGLED gf!! she looks a better in the other photos! excuse the poor flash on my camera phone!

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^ mangled or not, yeh, im 50-50 too... at the moment im in a dilemma... tossing up between a trip to the whitsundays with her or a macbook!!!! NOOOOO

i hope the geek side overpowers me and i get a nice fresh macbook!

(or a boring topical island with perfect palm trees, pristine clear water and cocktails)

OH the CHOICES IN LIFE ARE DIFFICULT!

What would you do.. (maybe i should start a thread?)

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