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SKYLVIA

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no no no... the thing jayce was talking about... apparently last year, there were alot of people starting shit so they decided its 5 ppl per car (like invite only, contestants are allowed to invite 5 people, including themselves so if you were entering you can have 4 ppl to invite...) i think thats how it goes... Jayce, little help! :D

although then again i could be completely wrong... <_< if i am ill injure the person who told me otherwise... you know who you are...

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id definately be up for it in janurary guys ;)) give me time to get used to my new mods hehe

lemme know when its a lil bit closer with a date, although probably wont be able to do a public holiday :D bein a chef and all....

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