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Good Idea.... I read all that. I honestly thought they would have been against it. I feel there will be some Angst (tension) beteen the two parties. Nothing bad, just who's is better sort of stuff.

Yes Follow would be better

Cheers

Loz

to be honest .... the subi boyz are just feeling inferior to 2 extra cylinders,, i say turn up if they dont seem happy bash em and burn their cars to keep us warm.... on a serious note possum is the name of the game ... if they want only SUBBIES to go there obviously just using posum as an excuse to cruz and really have no respect for the whole reason they are even gathering.. i like the stuffed posum idea on the roof of the cars ... even a little subaru flag on antenas or sumthing to justify to the public WHY where cuzing with subarus...

to the other questions...

im fine yes thank u ..

and i was lucky to get this job i know

and im really learing alot about stuff,,

mad u should be doin it with mathew apps ...

if its this weekend commin hes got the group A evo 3 ,, its currently under my repair at the moment so he wont take that but if its NEXT weekend i beleive hes going testing in it and i might be their ... this weekend im relaxing at home.. cheers

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