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would you know it there was a guy there matching that description, drving a 34 too... i went up to him and said " So I'm here now, Do you still have sum thing to say to me?" he just looked at me like :thumbsup: then i went "Eddie??" He said "nah man"

LOL! that's another forum member from off here dude.

His name is Damon.

ROFLOL

dont say that i'll get in trouble......

:thumbsup::):(:)

I Swear i'm like one of the nicest peopl you'll eva meet ha ha ha i left all that stuff (gangs and fighting) behind me years ago.......

Too old now... Bones dont heal well any more :)

but u've kept the contacts :)

I.T. get treated pretty well here.

after all, i'm the only i.t. person.

i`ll just call barry and ask to transfer offices.

LOL

well then i'll give Mr Maxwell a call and tell him i dont like u and it'd be a bad decision for u to transfer here :)

Arhhh well the liberty cannot tow the skyline to the track...

That was my reason for choosing the rodeo...

or can it.....:thumbsup:

Liberty does have a 3 stage button for performance and fuel econ...

Maby that button will offer the extra towing PWR needed to tow the brick...?

I doubt it... Plus the rodeo can go camping & fishing...

Once i get the rodeo i suggest the first SAU camping and fishing trip... :thumbsup:

well then i'll give Mr Maxwell a call and tell him i dont like u and it'd be a bad decision for u to transfer here :P

or can it.....:laugh:

LOL!

Maxwell cant overturn barry's request/demands.

Though... Maxwell did train me up and then left me to run this project at the beginning of this year and he ended up going back to toowong.

SOFT!

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