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oh well that's real bloody helpful :)

how are we supposed to know if we're keen for a meetup if we don't even know what it is that we'll be doing? Come on Josh! This could be a sting opperation of some sort! You could be out to steal our kidneys!!

I don't want to be in a bath tub full of ice!!

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yeh i emailed christian - ill try shan on msn tonightt :D

i remember having 17,000 posts :happy:

hows ur car going nismo?

Car is fine... Been going pretty good tbh. It's flamming quite a lot, but I think they're lean flames = fuel pump is nearing dead ;)

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