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Anyone got any pics if 175/50's on a 13x6 or 13x6.5 rim? Wanna see what it looks like.

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ent got a pic but will be perfect on a 6.5 no strech at all maybe slight, and slight buldge if not perfect on a 6, but the low profile wont show this.

I'm sure pics will come

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trust kam to come up with the pics... :p if its round and under 16" hes probably got it or owned it :lol:

Its like in school when you had Pogs.

Got, got, got, got, need, got, got, got :lol:

Its like in school when you had Pogs.

Got, got, got, got, need, got, got, got :lol:

ooooh! a shiney one!

swap you 3 non shineys for a shiney....

:lol:

hmmm, i have no idea what pogs are.... :lol: must be a newcastlian thing ;)

hmmm, i have no idea what pogs are....

:o

wikipedia sais:

For other uses, see POG.

"Milkcaps" redirects here. For the group of fungi of the same name, see Lactarius.

Pogs is a game that was popular from the early to mid 1990s.[1] The word "pog" also refers to the discs used to play the game. The name originates from POG, a brand of juice made from passionfruit, orange and guava; the use of the POG bottle caps to play the game pre-dated the game's commercialization.[2] The game of pogs originated in Hawaii in the 1920s,[citation needed] and returned to popularity when the Canada Games Company reintroduced them to the public in the 1990s.

as soon as i read the first sentance all was clear... :lol: its before my time LOL!!!!

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wikipedia sais:

For other uses, see POG.

"Milkcaps" redirects here. For the group of fungi of the same name, see Lactarius.

Pogs is a game that was popular from the early to mid 1990s.[1] The word "pog" also refers to the discs used to play the game. The name originates from POG, a brand of juice made from passionfruit, orange and guava; the use of the POG bottle caps to play the game pre-dated the game's commercialization.[2] The game of pogs originated in Hawaii in the 1920s,[citation needed] and returned to popularity when the Canada Games Company reintroduced them to the public in the 1990s.

as soon as i read the first sentance all was clear... :lol: its before my time LOL!!!!

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

POGs ROCK!!!

i had thousands :lol:

hmmm, i have no idea what pogs are.... :lol: must be a newcastlian thing ;)

dude!!! as if you dont know what pogs are. they were all the rage when i was a kid. ahhhh playground memories.

I was born in 1990 and remember playing with Pogs.

Those were the days.

i was born in 1990 i carnt rember pogs

i can rember pokemon hahahaha

and i love mr P

pogs 8-)

with the gay bumbag too :ninja:

Pogsssssssssssss

i wonder where all mine went

i was born in 1990 i carnt rember pogs

My heart weeps for you. :lol:

hmmm, i have no idea what pogs are.... :lol: must be a newcastlian thing ;)

Yungans ay! poor lad Pogs were huge when I was at Junior school. Shame they don't make them anymore. Sure they would make their way into the VW scene :lol::thumbsup:

POGS, Pokemon cards... what else was a "fad" at school???? like '92/3-04 for me...

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POGS, Pokemon cards... what else was a "fad" at school???? like '92/3-04 for me...

Boobies was my 'fad' at school. Funny enough, it still is.

Its like in school when you had Pogs.

Got, got, got, got, need, got, got, got :lol:

:lol: sooooo true!

i was all about premier league cards and wwf (not E but F) cards!

pogs 8-)

with the gay bumbag too :ninja:

trust neil to start talking about gays

POGS, Pokemon cards... what else was a "fad" at school???? like '92/3-04 for me...

....digimon! i also remember Top Tumps. oh i miss school

MARBLES

YU GI OH

or how ever you spell it

Pogs :)

Then you had the big black ones, slammers IIRC?

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