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Least it only takes me 15mins to get to willowbank/qr :)

Yeahhhh there is that. Also could get willow shut down if Im going to be pesimistic. Give it a few more years, bit more development etc... But 5years they reckon Ipswich will be the place to be. I guess its not that bad, just need to get the riff raff out. All those hoons with their dodgy nissans :(

But anyway, 3 days to go YEAH YEAH!!!

Thank you for the Panda fix Anna, I need it today like no other.

You want to go home from work? My work sent me home as I am a little bit sick.

Went to the doctors and I am now on ventolin so I can breath and my blood pressure was 185 over 100 from the coughing fits I am having.

I'd rather be at work giving this to every scumbag in the place, but I suppose the taxpayers would have to pay for their medication!!!

I think I will watch "The 40 Year Old Virgin" again. That movie is great!!!!

Then I might watch "Harold and Kumar Go To White Castles"

Then I might sleep for about 18 hours once the drugs kick in.....

I think I will watch "The 40 Year Old Virgin" again. That movie is great!!!!

Then I might watch "Harold and Kumar Go To White Castles"

Then I might sleep for about 18 hours once the drugs kick in.....

2 of my favourite movies EVER :) nice work :sorcerer:

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