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MODS:

I think we should have a sticky thread that has all the events in one location, not the information but just what event is happening on what date. Saves people missing events because they are sprawled all over the SA page and in the events section.

just my 8 yen.

waaaaaaaaaaah i'm so upset, i had to undo my button and zip on my jeans

just to get them up :blink: not happy they were heaps loose on me b4 lol

crappers

I wonder why that is :)

MODS:

I think we should have a sticky thread that has all the events in one location, not the information but just what event is happening on what date. Saves people missing events because they are sprawled all over the SA page and in the events section.

just my 8 yen.

I disagree. It will just become yet another whoring thread for you, rad33, cronic etc. - same as every other thread on here lately. Events should be in Events section. Full stop, no arguments. I think mods should move any even threads to the event section. If people dont read events section, tuff shit.

my 2c (AU)

i was gonna say its just there for the winter hybernation season :blink: need to build up the supply

Nah, she's just all preggers :D If she's like this now over a zipper, image the moods swings later :)

I disagree. It will just become yet another whoring thread for you, rad33, cronic etc. - same as every other thread on here lately. Events should be in Events section. Full stop, no arguments. I think mods should move any even threads to the event section. If people dont read events section, tuff shit.

my 2c (AU)

i did think of that idea a while ago, if it was locked and only night crawler could make changes to the 1 post that could work.

but then its a pain in the arse for him n such :)

and yeah they should be in events section the fact that that thread aint used at the moment poses a problem in no 1 go's looking there, maybe if we start shifting it in there might help

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I disagree. It will just become yet another whoring thread for you, rad33, cronic etc. - same as every other thread on here lately. Events should be in Events section. Full stop, no arguments. I think mods should move any even threads to the event section. If people dont read events section, tuff shit.

my 2c (AU)

OK, after seeing the thread you made Damo, I think I misunderstood your intention.

I see it will be a calendar for a Mod only to update - apologies. I still think all events threads need to be moved/moderated to the Events section though - that's what it's for :)

Nah, she's just all preggers :blink: If she's like this now over a zipper, image the moods swings later :)

LOL be thankful your not living with me :D

i was heaps angry at my dad for waking me up at 9:30 this morning

and the other night when my mum asked if i was gonna eat my dinner i really wanted to

snap at her and then walk of slamming the door behind me lol, but i didn't surprisingly

I disagree. It will just become yet another whoring thread for you, rad33, cronic etc. - same as every other thread on here lately. Events should be in Events section. Full stop, no arguments. I think mods should move any even threads to the event section. If people dont read events section, tuff shit.

my 2c (AU)

wat... we whore the wasteland!! hence the reason for the wasteland!!! and its RAD32 FFS......

My $10 bucks!

OK, after seeing the thread you made Damo, I think I misunderstood your intention.

I see it will be a calendar for a Mod only to update - apologies. I still think all events threads need to be moved/moderated to the Events section though - that's what it's for :laugh:

Yeah mate it is simply for a calendar, that's it. Will be similar to how the organised states have their club calendar, but if your in a hurry and don't wanna search through the SA section you can refer to the link as to what event is coming up.

LOL be thankful your not living with me :(

i was heaps angry at my dad for waking me up at 9:30 this morning

and the other night when my mum asked if i was gonna eat my dinner i really wanted to

snap at her and then walk of slamming the door behind me lol, but i didn't surprisingly

LEG IT

my word i am shit scared of pregnant women :D:laugh::laugh::bunny::P

Well don't you just hate being lied to because the old falla doing a wheel alignment in the Darlington (pm if you want to know who) area CBF doing his job properly and gives you a shiet house wheel alignment with a steering wheel thats way way off center.

When asked what camber the front end is running.. oh .75 degree neg left and right.. wtf the left looks like its cambered in and the right looks like its positive camber. Can I have a print out.. Oh I've turned the machine off.

Called Pedders at Morphette vale to see if they can squeeze me in. Sure thing. On it goes 0.5neg on the left +.5 on the right. pooofta.. They eye does not lie.

Pedders at Morphette Vale are champs spent 3hrs on the car pulling the coil overs out to adjust the inner bush etc and got it all setup perfect and front wheels actually look as if they have some neg camber now. :laugh: Best part is they charged me absolutely bugger all. The amount I paid I felt guilty as they spent so much time on it.

Top blokes definitely head down there for work as they love the imports and are true enthusiasts. Be sure to plug SAU just so they know where the word is coming from.

For those that head out to Mallala they do an awesome price on track and then street alignment following the track day.

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