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i need to go get vouchers, best thing ... jsut worried about car parks. if i get one , will my car be in the same condition to when i left it ?

Probably not. I parked at Dandenong Plaza today and now my drivers door has a big white scratch on it :P:O:down:

for mum go bodyshop. http://www.thebodyshop.com.au/Content.aspx?Id=110

They sell gift hampers of different prices.

As soon as they see a guy walk in, one of the assistants comes and picks out the crap for you.

They also wrap it for free.

Just pay and leave, no thinking :P

edit;

Site says closed, check it out when you're at chaddy.

i'm thinking of going to bed early and getting up at 5-6am when the car parks may be a little less full on? is it just me or is this a good idea or another stupid one? lol

thats a good gameplan. most of the school kids and crazy mums would have gone home by then.

bro i was at chaddy...we went there...took so long to get parking. inside was crazyy could barely move..so me n ma mates left went sandown played roulette :P its mad..then went back to chaddy little later on,..still packed but not as bad.

didnt buy 1 thing from there, was put off by frustration of everyone crowded together.

mate said last year they had around 200'000people go through, n reckon this year gonna be more.

but before all that, went to glenny ..went into bodyshop and got a gift package for mum lol.

someone posted it before i think, great minds think alike lol

merry christmas everyone

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