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I have a wedding to go to and guess what, it starts at 4pm.

I have my Christmas party so I won't be able to make it, but have a good time guys!

Kinda sounds to me like we've got us a Wedding and a Party to CRASH !!!

Hooks us up with the details !

im keen for the babie woud turn up for a bit then bounce im working all the time trying to setup an obese bank account for a project. we should go for a cruise somewhere around cotter etc some nice hillside bends and twists not a bad road but its one lane.Will post a video hitting on em curves.

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I was thinking this also...

BBQ for the social side but perhaps a bit of a cruise at some stage would be sweeeet.

I've always wanted to checkout the various dams around Canberra. ie. Googong, Corin, Bendora, Cotter etc...

Any Keensters???

Got things on this weekend and next weekend (coast trips for teh bishes)

Maybe this will have to be postponed until further notice?

Or people just go without me and sin...I know I know its hard without the cool guys around

but you girls will make do

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