Allow meto reintroduce myself...
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Allow meto reintroduce myself...
My name is BmoreGS4, I was abducted by Apex84 last night and brought 2 NELOC but it seems really nice here lol...I have been a member of CL for a almost 4 years now, been lurking a lil while longer...I'm in the Baltimore area hence my SN...I loved my '98 GS and is slowly but surely falling for my new '06...Apex said your like family so with your blessings I'd like to stay...
***First wash day after I picked her up***
***After tints and first session of Klasse***
***My freshly detailed hood and I (lol)***
***First wash day after I picked her up***
***After tints and first session of Klasse***
***My freshly detailed hood and I (lol)***
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You made me an offer I couldnt refuse lol, but I'm always looking 4 fellow Lex enthusiast...Thanx but this black is killin me in the winter, I just got the feeling in my fingers back from the wash from friday : (
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Welcome to the Club. However fam initiation fees must be paid. LOL!! Looks like we gonna have ALOT of Frank the Tank impressons going on at the next ocal gathering. LMAO!!! Smitty, I guess you are in charge of this.
What part of Bmore are you from,, cause alot of the places in your photos look awful familiar to me.
What part of Bmore are you from,, cause alot of the places in your photos look awful familiar to me.
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Thanks for the warm reception everyone...
BigMailk00: Apex and I weren't in school @ the same time I'm a lil older but once a bear always a bear : )
Trukn1: I was born and raised in East Baltimore the 1st few pics are @ in NE Baltimore by Loch Raven and the last few are out White Marsh...
BigMailk00: Apex and I weren't in school @ the same time I'm a lil older but once a bear always a bear : )
Trukn1: I was born and raised in East Baltimore the 1st few pics are @ in NE Baltimore by Loch Raven and the last few are out White Marsh...
Morgan State huh??? Well at least you do have better taste in cars! 
lmao, welcome bruh, there's a little HBCU rivalry up in here that Malik and I have started.
Aggie Pride!!!
lmao, welcome bruh, there's a little HBCU rivalry up in here that Malik and I have started.
Aggie Pride!!!
In case you don't know what the statue above represents it's the 'Greensboro Four'
The historic Greensboro Four protest began in Greensboro on Feb. 1, 1960, when four Black college students from North Carolina A&T University, Ezell Blair Jr., Franklin McCain, Joseph McNeil and David Richmond, sat at a "Whites only" lunch counter in a Woolworth's store.
Their demonstration touched off similar sit-ins in nine states, which eventually led to legislation that ended segregation in restaurants, theaters and concert halls and led to a broader call for equality in housing, health care and education. The students who conducted the protest were dubbed the Greensboro Four.
Their demonstration touched off similar sit-ins in nine states, which eventually led to legislation that ended segregation in restaurants, theaters and concert halls and led to a broader call for equality in housing, health care and education. The students who conducted the protest were dubbed the Greensboro Four.