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yeah but ive got to get them to like the idea first ...... never thought mum would be the first to break the mould!!

Rob - we're going out tommorrow night but i dont know what his arvo looks like

Anyway peeps im outta here :)

Sleep well

my mummy just meassaged me - she's buying me clothes :) last time she came back was about a year ago - she came back i picked up my R33 and when i got home there was a pile of clothes she bought me back from melbourne on my bed ...... im so spoilt ;)

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