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February 12, 2005

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mwest

Its pretty cool, but unless I converted something incorrectly 18813.52 seems a little steep.

choppi

Don't you think you're paying for Toriyama's name more than anything?

Jay

That's a pretty neat little car, although I would prefer that mini that Lupin drives.

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