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sif encourage Shane to come

Andy and Anna IN

lolz i'm the main attraction, EVERYONE wants me to go :P

Dave is in!! But will be a smidgen late due to work. Should be there about 7.10pm

Love the pasta!!

And Shane, all that steak you eat hasn't made you any bigger??

steak or sausage dave? ;)

If you think that pubs have real steak.. you need to get out more...

Rump or Tbone that has been sitting in the cool room for a few days.. then destroyed on a grill plate that hasnt been properly cleaned since 1972 then thrown on a plate with some kind of vegetable + potato combo is not real steak..

its cheap and effective steak that satisfys the hunger sometimes.. but it aint real steak.

1. A Hungie // Spit Roast for that over cooked but fantistic flavour or BBQ goodness ( bbq inc in that as theres nothing better then beef and burbon cooked at home.. yum yum)

2. Eye fillet done at a 5 star // 1-2 Mich Star resteraunt... Try "Two" in Brisbane or "Banq" in Vic ..if you want melt in your mouth thats where you go..

That being said.. nothing wrong with pub grub..just saying that its nothing compared to a 40 dollar steak then a 10 dollar 2 4 1 ..

Me...id rather the pub grub most of the time ;)

annnnnd back on topic... finding out what we are doing now k + m..

i hope ur steak cooking skillz are as good as ur speaking shit skillz, caus urs would be world best! :sorcerer:

P.S by pub steak i meant regatta etc, fool :D

Are you bragging about your meat again Andy? :)

is there much to brag about? :huh:

Shaney poo is being a bitch, they do sell other stuff other then pasta....

get back in that rb20 32 u own pretty boy :P

P.S fire them calls of how my cars not running etc etc :)

To all that attended, thanks for your welcomes. I hope to join a cruise soon after I get some bugs with the car sorted out.

Righteous!

Hey Phrase,

Was great to meet you and it is so righteous that you have tried to bring back the word righteous!

i hope ur steak cooking skillz are as good as ur speaking shit skillz, caus urs would be world best! :sorcerer:

P.S by pub steak i meant regatta etc, fool :P

i is a teh qualified chef.. i just dont work in a kitchen 70hrs a week anymore.. i (dont) work for the govvvment now

and food was good last night.. good night out.. was too full for ice cream ;)

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