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From the owner...
Hmmm, no way i'm going to read thru this and not reply.
I'm the white trd sports M owner and i'm proud to drive this car,
along with every single one of my brothers and sisters on the road,
no matter which variant.
Anyone who says a celica is not a performance car blindly probably doesn't
own half a performance car. Either that or is a big major airhead.
I won't say it's a high performance car but it's definitely a performance car.
With it's relatively light weight and aerodynamic body, it will go high performance,
it just depends on how much $$$ u want to spend. There are celicas overseas
esp in japan and the USA winning competitions built on the vvtiL toyota engine.
Anyone still insisting on it being not even a performance car better have an NA car that will do 6 secs 0-100 in the 2L category, cause that's what i'm doing.
And if you can beat that i can find faster celicas on the local roads for you..
Cheers.http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/gforum.cgi?do=post_view&post=2320816
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Ahem...long time never post liao. Here's a rare car in sg, and a chance to own it too.
http://www.sgcarmart.com/main/info-nzD9UUq-1000.html
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I am 85 kg using simple chin up bar from Weider without drilling holes. Damage is $23.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olNV1vIqZOI
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Originally posted by missqi:What crap.
What we small potatoes can do is limited.
when fate decides to fuck your ass upside down inside out there is NAUGHT that you can do.
long road.
yeah.
VERY.That "fate" or "luck" are universal excuses for people to console themselves so that they could give up and slack. I don't believe in those even if they got me in the end. At least I fought.
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You can't choose how you were born, but you can decide how you live before you're gone.
Millions may plough, only handful will harvest. Poor are always many times than the prosperous.
I will not stop running as long as I see posh houses, flashy cars, lonely old man curling on the bench, grey hair granny searching for empty cans.
I live for this life, not the next. You can't choose the starting point in a marathon, but you can decide when you want to hear the finishing horn.
When will that be?
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You can't choose how you were born, but you can decide how you live before you're gone.
Millions may plough, only handful will harvest. Poor are always many times than the prosperous.
I will not stop running as long as I see posh houses, flashy cars, lonely old man curling on the bench, grey hair granny searching for empty cans.
I live for this life, not the next. You can't choose the starting point in a marathon, but you can decide when you want to hear the finishing horn.
When will that be?Edited by trueno86 10 Nov `06, 8:46PM
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Originally posted by Gordonator:time and manpower is of consideration, if all the NSFs go sign up for these courses, who will be at the office doing work? and some of these courses might take weeks.
furthermore, we don't really need a clerk with a JCC badge or a RP with airborne badge right?
When I was training in Phillippines, their tonner driver is US Ranger trained. He's only a private!
A regular
of cos.Edited by trueno86 04 Sep `06, 8:03PM
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