> I dunno, it's kinda like putting spinners on a car. It costs a lot and you can't even look at it when you drive
You can't look at your own graphics or anything else. It's for everyone else to see when you're driving. Same with vanity/custom plates.
Now, who knows what old boy on the bike was thinking, whether he cared, or whatever. He was being smart and keeping his head forward and eyes on the road. Girl there, though, she apparently couldn't join in the camaraderie - by, say, spanking her ass and stuff....
Still. Very juvenile of the video owner. One hoot, okay. I'm glensing he's a fat ass who gets no trim.
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