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Oh that's a damn shame, I was looking forward to meeting you! :P

Anyone heading up from Lidcombe? Trying to figure out if I'm heading up friday arvo, or saturday morning. Also are the Texi DVD's going to cost anything? If so how much? Have a few ACT people after them.

Yes the Texi DVDs will cost a little bit, something to the tune of about $10 but I'm not 100% certain... I'll send Slim in here to tell you for sure :)

Yes DVD's will cost $10

They don't look like anything special.. because I don't have the time to go and get the printed professionaly...

But the actuall Video content is A++ :D And we tried really hard to get everyone in the video so Im pretty sure if you were there and entered you should be in the video..

Im not a 2ft tall asian dood like you Alan :) 6ft3 person in the front doesnt leave any room in the back.. passenger is about the same height too.

and I don't use my back seats..gptta watch the fuel consumption




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