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4th pic is now my desktop - even booted the new T!

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That Ref should never be allowed within 10 meters of a ring again, that fight was over about 20 punches before it was stopped.

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EXACTLY what I was going to say!

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We are watching in slow mo, the whits guy was still throwing punches and to the refs credit he was stopping, the black guy threw two punches after the ref had touched and told him to stop.

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4th pic is now my desktop - even booted the new T!

5th pic for me, love a sexy masculine ass.

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I think I've been hypnotised

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The immaculate black 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder sold for an astounding AUD$11,351,924.51 just days after Ferrari revealed its latest version.

The winning bid was placed by Ferrari enthusiast and British television and radio personality Chris Evans, along with his wife, golf pro and writer Natasha Shishmanian, at the RM Ferrari Auction held in Maranello, Italy.

This beats the previous record of AUD$11,214,443.87 paid for a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO at a Sotheby’s Monaco auction in 1990.

This latest addition to their prestigious collection will now pride of place as the most valuable car sold in auction history.

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Me I would have either :snf (11):

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