Greetings From Across The Pond
12 February 2010, 07:46 AM
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Greetings From Across The Pond
Hello everyone from Long Island, New York. My name is Kenny, and I am a proud owner of a USDM MY04 Impreza WRX. I have been within the Subaru community since I purchased my vehicle in the fall of 2007, and am happy to have stumbled upon Scoobynet. I hope to be a contributing member to the forum. For now, a single photo from last October, more later in the member's gallery:
(Yes, I know the badge is missing. It was being custom painted at the time, and is currently back on the car with white stars, and a WRB background.)
I know the steering wheel is on the wrong side............. 
12 February 2010, 09:28 AM
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Thanks!
Oh, I'm definitely going to read up on UK slang, cause "cracker" means something totally different over here, lol. Anyhow, thanks!
Haha. Indeed.
Oh, I'm definitely going to read up on UK slang, cause "cracker" means something totally different over here, lol. Anyhow, thanks!
Haha. Indeed.
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12 February 2010, 09:41 AM
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And here she is actually in, well, ridiculous winter mode playing in the snow:
YouTube - Subaru Snowbaru: Snow Time Shenanigans
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ok, is that **** (***) or Fanny 
. hang on, isnt a fanny an American ****/*** 
i give up
. nice car btw
12 February 2010, 08:14 PM
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And thank you, lol.
Thanks!
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Welcome buddy, nice car. Cracker in the uk means a lovely example. Taken from an old english gameshow in which the host described his prices as "crackers" Oh and i see you have hoodies in america too!! haha. Lock the doors!!
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