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harrrooooo

:)

All well and good to be happy about the Koolaid, but WHERE IS MY CAKE!!!! I want Hello Kitty Cake!!!!

Don't hold out on me..... I know you probably ate it all, but I was promised cake.....

Yeh yeh, you'll get it when I next come to Chill... I mean... the Tuesday Night Dinner *rollseyes* I cut it up and froze sections of it just for you Dave ;)

Hi Dave, Other Dave, Slide (is it Aaron???)

Aaron :P wtf is he doing in here??? I haven't seen him in here in... well... I dunno how long :(

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Small question Anna, what makes you think Fergus is a "Mexican Pirate"?????

cos he has a sinister moustache... WHO WANTS A MOUSTACHE RIDE!!!

and he told me so

and because in that Blink 182 song f*** a dog (or whatever it's called) at the end they say 'it's a mexican pirate'

and cos I said so :P

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Dave... Okies is a chicken shop in that little complex just down the road from Harry's Diner. They have the best double chicken breast burgers... sooooooo nice :D

Mmmmmmmm Breasts and double breasts at that!!

And Dave-o, enough of the old man stuff........ I am ageless!

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