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oh and good morning folks

:)

anyway, ill be at auto salon after 12 on sunday, s it would be pretty cool to actually meet some of the members of SAU QLD.. tis somethin im keen on joining in the near future :P

sweet as! we'll be keen to come say hi

preach it brother

:sorcerer:

Haaaaaallelujah!

PS...

OUR KOOLAID HAS BEEN SHIPPED! *parties*

All well and good to be happy about the Koolaid, but WHERE IS MY CAKE!!!! I want Hello Kitty Cake!!!!

Don't hold out on me..... I know you probably ate it all, but I was promised cake.....

jim berry doesnt rebuild clutches for v8 supercar teams for no reason...

No, its because they pay him :P

He will probably also modify the twin plate so it works better.

That is unless we are reading what you said wrong, and he is charging you $500 more than somewhere else.

Id still pay it tho.

Wow, just woke up and I am alone in here with Squizz and Nismogirl!! What an honour. (Genuflection is a given)

I am now officially on Holidays (due to the fact that I will NOT be attending work tonight due to sore eyes (Cannot see myself coming in!!)

That is unless we are reading what you said wrong, and he is charging you $500 more than somewhere else.

Good point, in which case my dick cheese name calling would have to be re-directed. Damn, I hate dick cheese reversals, they never end well.

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