littlefluffybunnies

oh of course, you only have to be 16 in the US to obtain a drivers license. i totally forgot about that one. i was about to say... so what exactly about my racing heritage would you like to know?

oh wow, pls let's see some pics. those car never reached our shores here in cape town, south africa.

official old dude? nah... you're only as young as the person you feel. and as they say, you don't get old from playing, you get old when you stop playing. thanks very much. it's awesome to chat to other subaru fans from various parts of the world.

awww.. thanks guys. lol, did i have a few of you boys worried there for a minute? littlefluffybunnies can be a manly name if you say it in the right tone of voice .. lol... ok, maybe not. hmm.. as to what happened to my first one, i don't know you guys well enough,... it's incredibly embarrasing... :cool: i'll never hear the end of it... so give me time.... and i'll eventually share all. here in sa, we drive on the left hand side of the road, and steering wheels on the right hand side. so, i take it there aren't many woman that live and die for symmetrical awd .. such a pity. than again, not many guys could explain the difference between twin scroll and ball bearing turbo's,... coming from a racing background has had it's advantages. hehe so where are you guys all from? this is me btw. and this is my new baby....

ok, friendly bunch.. or is it just the time difference? well, here's a pic of my first scooby... sniff if you're wondering why i'd chosen such a girls colour, well, that's because i am a girl.. lol.

hey everyone, i'm littlefluffybunnies from cape town, south africa and the proud owner of a red 2005 wrx, which is now my second scooby. i absolutely eat sleep and breath motorsport, more specifically rallying, and life for the wrc. i also like candle lit dinners and moon light walks on the beach.. hehehe.. couldn't resist that last one.