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Martin don't bother. I've decided to go the route of fire now instead of sandblasting.

You're welcome to bring your stuff over to join my metal-burning-non-split-pin-cruise bonfire

Scarnon mangs ?

Forgot to say :(

My sister is at home, no more tubes in her and on some awesome pain killers. She is doing heaps good :P

Great to here mang :laugh: Hope she recovers well.

Lawl at the pics

Skins! Sorry mate i didnt realise that the position we had here at the moment was a part time one, at least when a full time one comes up you will still be known to the powers that be

Skins! Sorry mate i didnt realise that the position we had here at the moment was a part time one, at least when a full time one comes up you will still be known to the powers that be

No worries :laugh: Your boss just rang me... He's pretty keen :P

Thinking about chucking a 6 month long strayen day and trying it out

Great to hear* mang :laugh: Hope she recovers well.

Lawl at the pics

FMP

quick quick someone find josh at ice cream <_<

Too many fatties at ice cream to choose from :P

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