Subject	"Choad", defined. >
Posted by	AshsZ of Z1Motorsports.com on September 13, 2003 at 7:46 PM
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In Reply To	Nice vid, but is that a choad fest? (n/m) posted by John@Z1 on September 13, 2003 at 07:43 PM
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Follow Ups	NZR: But a very cool vid nonetheless>>>> - Zach@300zxTwinTurbo.com 19:13:45 09/13/03 Nice vid, but is that a choad fest? (n/m) - John@Z1 19:43:03 09/13/03 "Choad", defined. > - AshsZ of Z1Motorsports.com 19:46:43 09/13/03 I thought choad was synonymous with "gooch" or - T0M 19:53:51 09/13/03 Yes it is still used that way. That is the way I use it. - John@Z1 20:02:35 09/13/03 Also known as the grundle, but that's just hard to use in - T0M 22:38:27 09/13/03 wtf? hahaha thats great (n/m) - down5hift 23:56:56 09/13/03 I guess the end part would be a domestic "drift"? (n/m) - ZLover4Life 20:09:23 09/13/03 Weak - Janders 00:15:58 09/14/03
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