@rise_to_slide: So nice to see this bloke not get railed by the popo the other day😂 #hr31 #nissan #skyline #r31 #afterburners #low #jdm #jdmaf #fyp #fypシ #cool

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xunxhine_xuicide
Luke Ancrath :
put the don't be suspicious sound on this bro
2021-11-19 07:35:12
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rb__boat
🦄RB__BOAT🦄 :
Anyone else get second hand scared 😂
2021-11-18 22:45:12
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noahaghajani
noahaghajani :
I just know he was sweating
2021-11-19 00:43:45
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secondstage
secondstage :
Now I have anxiety
2021-11-19 11:58:31
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haydenstiff
Hayden Stiff :
Only care about 4wds
2021-11-19 07:36:17
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elijahhill01
Elijah Hill :
jesus
2021-11-19 21:45:50
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whiner.mz3
whiner.mz3 :
No way bro
2021-11-19 05:18:14
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30wun
30WUN 🥷🏻 :
In my dreams bro
2021-11-19 06:19:44
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tuffpv2008
TUF.FPV :
That’s a defect waiting to happen
2021-11-19 21:33:24
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staci_hatcher
Staci 🙂‍↕️ :
They were thinking about it 🤣🤣🤣
2021-11-19 18:02:42
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xxanonymous_suspectxx
ANONYMOUS SUSPECT :
r31 beautiful cars
2021-11-19 13:47:43
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rangerneil
user5437144993339rangerneil :
they were in a hurry to get away from the jab
2021-11-19 07:36:57
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rookiemisteak
Richardlee Sayaxang :
pretty they are more focused on mobile phone users
2021-11-18 22:52:23
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thlrtyone
ThirtyOne :
Jeeeeesus
2021-11-19 09:49:36
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sgsggahanzhd
elephant :
he must of been shitting his pants
2021-11-19 09:25:38
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.kayleigh.w
.Kayleigh.W :
omg i think this is my old car!
2021-11-19 09:00:41
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umashlea
Ash Bourke :
I bet he was turtling
2021-11-19 04:31:49
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raffdrnno
drenno :
nar if they try to get him they no he's not goin down without a chase
2021-11-19 21:34:47
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user164748281002
user164748281002 :
That man is sweating bullets
2021-11-19 13:21:28
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youreallbraindead
wer'e_in_the_zombie_apocolypse :
I was picking in secondhand preparation for him
2021-11-19 23:03:53
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ammonitedaze
ammonitedaze :
love this
2021-11-20 01:54:34
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mattddillon
Matt Dillon :
Straight to the casino
2021-11-19 23:03:55
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lachlan_doonican
Lachlan :
theres a camera jsut down the highway there too 😳
2021-11-20 00:33:34
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marktb69
Mark :
that 2nd copper was thinking about it
2021-11-19 06:56:10
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Recently I was into a  book of psychospiritual and made me think about this phrase we often hear,   “Lalabas din ang tunay mong kulay.” Usually we say it when someone does something bad, as if their anger, selfishness, cruelty or worst behavior is finally revealing who they really are and there is something very sad about that. We sometimes speak as if our worst moments are the most authentic version of who we are and as if one mistake, one angry reaction, one failure, or one season of weakness finally reveals the “real” us. But that is not necessarily the truth. We can do something wrong without being a bad person with no hope. We can lose our patience without becoming cruel. We can have wounds, struggles, fears, and even ugly moments without those things defining our whole nature. We were made good. Not perfect, but good. We were created by God and for God, with a heart made to love, to give, to forgive, and to choose what is good. That goodness is not something we have to invent-  it is something God has already placed within us.  Sin and brokenness can distort that goodness, but they do not become our identity. So maybe instead of immediately saying, “Ayan, lumabas na ang tunay mong kulay,” we should sometimes ask, “What happened to this person? What wound, fear, or struggle is showing right now?” Because sometimes what comes out of us is not totally our truest self, perhaps it is simply the part of us that still needs healing and sometimes we are not aware of it. Maybe this is something we also need to remember about ourselves that we can be disappointed by how we acted without believing we are a terrible person. Taking responsibility for our mistakes without turning them into our identity.  But this is not an excuse to tolerate or justify what is wrong. We are still called to recognize our mistakes, make amends, and try to choose better each time, knowing that grace does not excuse our wrongs-  it gives us the courage to face them, learn from them, and change. Again, your worst moment is not the whole truth about you, God sees more in you than the version of yourself you are ashamed of. And perhaps becoming who we truly are is not about discovering something ugly hidden inside us, but allowing God to heal what has been wounded and bring back to light the goodness He placed in us from the beginning. ❤️
Recently I was into a book of psychospiritual and made me think about this phrase we often hear, “Lalabas din ang tunay mong kulay.” Usually we say it when someone does something bad, as if their anger, selfishness, cruelty or worst behavior is finally revealing who they really are and there is something very sad about that. We sometimes speak as if our worst moments are the most authentic version of who we are and as if one mistake, one angry reaction, one failure, or one season of weakness finally reveals the “real” us. But that is not necessarily the truth. We can do something wrong without being a bad person with no hope. We can lose our patience without becoming cruel. We can have wounds, struggles, fears, and even ugly moments without those things defining our whole nature. We were made good. Not perfect, but good. We were created by God and for God, with a heart made to love, to give, to forgive, and to choose what is good. That goodness is not something we have to invent- it is something God has already placed within us. Sin and brokenness can distort that goodness, but they do not become our identity. So maybe instead of immediately saying, “Ayan, lumabas na ang tunay mong kulay,” we should sometimes ask, “What happened to this person? What wound, fear, or struggle is showing right now?” Because sometimes what comes out of us is not totally our truest self, perhaps it is simply the part of us that still needs healing and sometimes we are not aware of it. Maybe this is something we also need to remember about ourselves that we can be disappointed by how we acted without believing we are a terrible person. Taking responsibility for our mistakes without turning them into our identity. But this is not an excuse to tolerate or justify what is wrong. We are still called to recognize our mistakes, make amends, and try to choose better each time, knowing that grace does not excuse our wrongs- it gives us the courage to face them, learn from them, and change. Again, your worst moment is not the whole truth about you, God sees more in you than the version of yourself you are ashamed of. And perhaps becoming who we truly are is not about discovering something ugly hidden inside us, but allowing God to heal what has been wounded and bring back to light the goodness He placed in us from the beginning. ❤️

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