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I agree with this.Myself and others that I'm aware with, now show very little interest in participating in this forum now. I've learnt so much stuff over the odd one and a half years since joining along with maturing. I've gained a great deal of knowledge by purely reading project threads. And met some awesome friends who share a common interest of BMW's. Believe it or not. I don't think anyone who i've met (quite a few) off Bimmersport is an a**hole. They all have variations in their knowledge. And are generally nice guys. It's a pity it has got into this mess.

Hahahahahhahahahhahahhaha.Get all of them prize winning Hamilton women aye Matt? It does look fricken staunch. Mouth dropped to the ground when you were driving down the road. I now also have seen a very pro diy bog job. In addition, you were getting pretty carried away with the hammering of the guards. Best to keep it in the bedroom.

I sometimes wonder why horrific events have to happen to poorer countries. They don't deserve it.

Paint job looks sick. Good to see you didn't end up putting in the red pearl.

Mine just ticked over 151,000km (1998 e39.) Added 30,000km in 11 months.

I haven't even bothered to watch it. I've been told to not make the effort.

Spotted a FL m325i coupe with 87BEMA as plate Roger's Beach off Whakatane Highway last night at a 21st. Was an absolute minter!

Can't forget the ball and chain when you send him home at 5am in the morning to his mrs! I think most females would love the sight of their soon to be husband, drunkingly propping himself against the door frame, with fake boobs, in a womans dress, with lipstick on, mumbling, trying to move his foot but too disorientated to figure out he has a big ball and chain padlocked onto his ankle. What would really top it off would be the big chode drawn on his face with permanent marker, and womens phone numbers scattered over his chest... edit. And a raging boner from the viagra that was slipped to him earlier on that night.

Spotted a Laguna Seca Blue e46 M3 this afternoon parked down Wharf Street in Tauranga. My work mate wouldn't stop for me to take a pic. It definatly brightened up my day.

"New years resolution thread." "How to quit smoking thread."

Stay with a boyfriend. Leather seats. Mags. New rear shock absorbers. Learn to skate. Snowboard. Wakeboard. Do a shite load of fishing. And to get off my behind and do some exercise.

Personally I'd stay away from most cars with high kms altogether! (unless I knew the previous owner had looked after it, and had given it a service regularily, etc or it was an e30 or e28 ). I can't imagine many who would be willing to buy a lemon e38 for 3k only to find it needs an engine swap. Or tonnes of work done on it.

Oi I flippin wish!Must be a double?

Spotted a super nice and factory looking white Ford Cossie RS Coupe in Papamoa yesterday. Having a bit of a thrash down the road. And that Metallic Blue e34 Touring in Whangamata. I had a lol.

Nice e39 man. Can you please put up a clearer pic of the interior? Thanks.

I think 2009 was a sweet year. I learnt from my mistakes. And haven't looked back. I'd much rather have balls than none thank you very much.

The green and rust looks nice. And right. Ladder looks a tad...uhhhhm... Looks fab, can't wait to see it at a meet. Who else spotted the Pontiac Firebird in the garage?

I just think it's a little wrong to be complaining about how bad 2009 was, more in the means to what goes wrong with your car. I would not tell someone to harden up if a family member died. I just think people should be happy with what they have. As clearly others are far worse off than all of you.

How about you boys suck it up and grow some sack. You moaners. Every year is a mint year. No regrets.

Nice!

*Sigh.

Yeah thanks to Glenn and the team. He's helped me out twice with stuff that a woman can't do herself with a diagosis. Good to know someone still has a good heart to fix up every other "professionals" muck ups.

What a waste of time. Your e30 is the best on the section.

$4000 worth of petrol bills were paid for me over this year from my parents. A nice guy, who is in fact not a member of bimmersport (yes amazing ain't it) made a gourmet scallop dish for me, and took me out on his family's launch for the weekend. Oh and what do you know, a Edmonds cookbook and Alison Holst cookbook. I must belong in the kitchen.

I'm getting quite a geography lesson from this thread. Chur Mark.