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Ok then Jess :P Hogs breath sounds good.. but I dont know if it will smell good though?? ;):P

No your just special :no:

Great Thanks

What do you mean it wont smell good???? :no:

i mite be in for this

I hope you decide to come we are a good group and would be nice to see a new face :D

I have now added the dinner to the calendar on the front page of our website. Other events as they come up will also be added. Please feel free to PM/Email me to put an event up and I'll include it :)

I have now added the dinner to the calendar on the front page of our website. Other events as they come up will also be added. Please feel free to PM/Email me to put an event up and I'll include it :laugh:

Are you located in Melbourne I thought you were here in Sydney :)

So I guess you wont be coming to the dinner then :mad:

The business is located in Melbourne (hence the location under my user name - It got people confused when I changed it to Syd as they wanted to pickup), however I live in Cronulla. Because I'm the Business Development Manager I can still do my job with the business via the internet. I think its a pretty good deal. Hope that makes sense.

So, see you there!




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