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  Shell said:
I'd like to go to the concert one year... but since they have it on Aust Day EVE and not on the actual day it makes it hard for those of us that work later at night... we're still at work when it's on..

they should have it on the actual day!! :P

GTR32GUS :D:D you sooo need a new job! What do you do?

Work for country energy , i work in dispatch so when ppl power goes off i tell somebody to fix it

  GTR32GUS said:
Work for country energy , i work in dispatch so when ppl power goes off i tell somebody to fix it

speaking of which, how did you go with the capstone? i found it pretty easy, but they stuffed up the spelling on my certificate, missed the "t" in electronic

  SupaFly Skyline said:
speaking of which, how did you go with the capstone? i found it pretty easy, but they stuffed up the spelling on my certificate, missed the "t" in electronic

yeah all good , it was a while ago now i can`t really remember if it was hard or easy i passed so it must have been easy im glad i dont have to go to CIT any more i hate that place , i always was worried about parking out there

What drugs are you on :laugh: the only ones that I remember being semi ok is some of the beauty therapy chicks but most of them were so tarted up it's like homer had fired the makeup gun into there faces like he did with marge :P

  S T A R 3 3 said:
Reid campus has the lovely ladies..

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