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they were cranky??

one of my best mates is chinese, back in high school he was living with his folks, everytime i went round there it sounded like his parents were having a domestic but chinese ppl just sound cranky all the time lol

sorry i'm whoring up this thread and i didn't even go!

Ahhhh I see!

what were they angry about? SKIDS????? :blush:

lol

Despite the Cressida being fully sick, and my deperately wanting to show that tough Commo wagon how single-legger skids through an intersection are done, I managed to keep the traction loss to a minimum last night.

Nah the chairs we were sitting on were theirs, and we didn't even know it lol

They closed up shop but couldn't finish the job because their chairs were in use, and instead of just talking to us, they waiting until everyone stood up and they rushed out, pushed the stuff on the tables onto the ground and ran back inside with the tables and chairs. We were getting some evil looks, and I can't remember what was said but Dave made a comment just as one of them poked their head outside, they made a face and scurried back inside again :happy:

Arhhh well you missed out on the stripper talk and Anna's need to eat carrot art...

Yes you read right... Carrot art... ;)

Very good choice of location also Dave, loved the crispy chicken...

Ahaha there's always stripper talk! :blush: Andy & I discussed teh pub crawl idea all the way home :)

Good food hey guys!!!

OMG YES!

Nice choice of venue Dave :happy:

Indeed!

Despite the Cressida being fully sick, and my deperately wanting to show that tough Commo wagon how single-legger skids through an intersection are done, I managed to keep the traction loss to a minimum last night.

Nah the chairs we were sitting on were theirs, and we didn't even know it lol

They closed up shop but couldn't finish the job because their chairs were in use, and instead of just talking to us, they waiting until everyone stood up and they rushed out, pushed the stuff on the tables onto the ground and ran back inside with the tables and chairs. We were getting some evil looks, and I can't remember what was said but Dave made a comment just as one of them poked their head outside, they made a face and scurried back inside again :)

OMG that is gold. Ahahhaa!

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