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well unfortunately the 2 people that were spose to be coming

with me have bailed :domokun:

so i'll be going by myself, depending what time we leave the dinner i'll

watch youse bowl but if it's too late then i'll be catching the train

back home :rant:

Edited by pokie

won't be on the cruise, just spent money getting it fixed and don't want to risk breaking it already guess the drive from the ale house to port rd will have to be a big enough cruise for me :)

Edited by Whiplash
Hey pat,

2 lanes isn't much for a group of 20, usually 5 or 6 is the max you want per lane. sorry if I'm butting in there but that's just a suggestion....

Thought I wrote 3 before :). So 3 lanes we could fit 18 max & like Madaz mentioned not all are going on to bowl.

Phew, just got home - had an awesome night - good food, good company, what could one ask for :( Those that didn't come missed out BIG time, much fun was had by all.

Great organising Patrick (as always) and great to see some old and new faces.

Thanks for some great memories some guys in particular .... mmm blonde hottie with cum stains .... mmm cheesy smell in the bowling lanes .... mmm boy band singing and male bonding .... LOL :wave:

pity i couldn't stay longer, but i got told Tom Gleeson was doing

a gig at the Rhino Room, so i scarificed the dinner hehe

thanks for the clipsal ticket Dodgy :wave:

you've made me 1 happy girl, i'm sure you could tell

that from the excitment i let out when you handed me the ticket hehe :(

i was thinking tonight and i think the next sau outing should be

to the cinema :D

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