it could be seen as a form of advertisement. some people could see 'his' photos, like his work and try to contract him for a shoot based on what they see. I dunno either, but an un-educated debate about it could go back and forth for ever.

 

oh sorry guys i didn't know yall would have so much difficulty reading my post(just didn't felt like making everything so perfect). next time i will know to write better for all the felow tr readers, and no i'm not that dirty lil whores brother. i still can believe that kid would actually want to spend 16g to rice out a celica???oh and kaluwa going to the meet tonight? if you get to read this on time hit montriko up.

 

and nah u wasn't even close to what i meant.


sorry now back to Joe.

 

I'm also wondering how long did this all take kaluwa to put together.

 

It took me about 10-15 mins to write it up and find all the pics lol. Joe wasn't very smart about how he stole the pictures.

And yea I'll be there, I'll call Manny now.

 

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LMFAO @ finding stolen pictures for his detailing business. He has detailed alot of cars and is good at it, but I would never take my car to him now.

 

Thanks DD. Like I said, I didn't know so glad that's clarified

 

 

what a fag.