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I was gonna say the same thing..i'm not exactly the biggest drinker, and when I had one, i hadn't drank for ages....and it really didnt hit me at all....would be very interested to know how much actual alcohol $35 buys you...

Well usually you have 6 or so beers before you even get to Tacos.

2 bowls later... and i was pretty well on my way to obvlivion after it.

And Bris you were a downright mess after 3... so there cant be "too little" alcohol in there if you can barely stand up after the 3rd

I have been there, and booked us some space but they can't do it until saturday.

So I will be there at 11am to book us some space. Hope to see you all there. Will try and hold spots for say 40 ish people

I will aim to hold two of the long tables out in the front area for us. They will put up some reserved signs for us too :)

See ya all there.

I have priortized this over the Calder Park Chrismas Party with 3hrs free track time, bbq and free booze :)

nice work Al...

shoudl be good...I'm still sunburnt..I will bring a hat this weekend!

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