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heya dude!!! nice to meet you and your wifey last night! :(

and nice dinner peeps! i look forward to the lowenbreau (sp? :D) dinner :D

I still cant figure it out, how do you break an iron chair?

Lownbrau dinner next month - start priming your liver

Lownbrau = that pub shop dinner place in the rocks? :

Yes, next months dinner will be on a Saturday night at the Lowenbrau at the rocks, date to be confirmed shortly - Prepare for a solid night of drinking, feeding and other assorted shenanigans.

if only the chair was forged, not cast...

so who got some good mona pics to share? lol

it was a nice dinner. plenty of noobs which is good but strange at the same time.

ando need to learn voice modulation as he is so loud it's not funny (kind of like my old mate john aka microphone man), and moaner need some anger management lessons. deap breaths mona.




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