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15-06-2019, 09:22 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Sounds like the odler generation making the same old assumptions and statements about the younger generation that our elders made about us.
Easy to be critical and say 'my first car only cost $XXX' but take off the rose coloured glasses and be realistic. We've probably all blown $ on cars and other items that in hindsight we shouldn't have. Car10002 my observation is that you're always asking questions on here but they are actually quite similar in nature |
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Re: older vs younger generation
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