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With an emergency call from my boss Im off to Adelaide in like 50 mins.

Lucky me..

Anyone at the aiport say hi... and I will be stuck round there for a couple of hours so if anyone wants to do a quick dinner let me know! 0411063927

Would be nice to meet some of the SAU SA guys

Ciao!

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Welcome to Adelaide.

Sorry I am nowhere near the Airport (assuming you get to read this before you return)

Shops are open tonight for shopping (until 3am I think), You can do shopping at Harbour town (factory outlets) which is right next to the airport, or go into town and shop in Rundle Street

Plenty of nice restaurants in the city in Hindley Street, Gouger Street are all nice.

Edited by 4door_Sleeper

um hello welcome :O

Welcome to Adelaide.

Sorry I am nowhere near the Airport (assuming you get to read this before you return)

Shops are open tonight for shopping (until 3pm I think), You can do shopping at Harbour town (factory outlets) which is right next to the airport, or go into town and shop in Rundle Street

Plenty of nice restaurants in the city in Hindley Street, Gouger Street are all nice.

do you mean 3am 4door_sleeper :P

Um... welcome to Radelaide... impressed? didnt think so... :ninja:

Not really its too hot.. And no one seems to wanna take me out for an hour or two :)

Stupid taxi driver actually driving the limit.. sesh what is this world coming too!

Hello and welcome! You must be at that place just down/next to the Austral Pub! Hey tis a bit muggy today, not the best!

Im at an internet cafe across from gilbert pl???

near the heritage saloon bar???

i went for a farewell lunch for a few people at work at the lemongrass thai restaurant... the food there is thumbs f**ken up, get the number 40 with kangaroo meat somehting like 11 bucks and u get plenty and its a grade meat... lol

how far is that place from the seedy internet cafe that corinne decided to venture into? 189 rundle st is the restaurant.

Edited by Pauly33GTS-t

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