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Hands up any1 who is interested.

If we get heaps of us sau bois/gals to go we would prob get a group discount, and it would be awesome to do aswell, learn some real skills in a safe environment.

Please vote

cheers

JET

ps. is john bowe the good course to do, or do people here know of better ones, or even any connections?

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nah it was als idea actually

and every1 keeps tellin me 2 do one...seems like a good thing to do anyway

do u only use ya own car? haha, the drivers will prob get out of mine after 30seconds and refuse to get back in

itl b like *they jump out* "what the fark is in there *running away screaming*




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