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Should be a enough time to recover from the night before so put me down.

...anyone else want to see weak'soz take the Schnitzel challenge. There's $25 on the table if ya can finish it off in 25mins mate.

I think i could bring someone you know who could do that challenge!

Shame you dont actually get the free beer if you do it!

yep put me down too - tentatively with the +1.5 but not positive if they will come or not.

Sweet, yes some more Buck Hunter action would be fun Luke - even better if there was a South Park pinball machine too for me to rack up a heap of free credits on :D

Hopefully get a good turn out for this :D Should be fun!

Will try not to get too drunk this time :D

sure sure

pete, better bring the SLED again, sounds like photos mite be in order hehehehe

ill probly make the booking a week before to be safe so lets say by Monday 24th i will make the booking, whatever number have said yes by then is the numbers i will book for.

mawson lakes is normally always bookings only on friday and saturday nights, so unsure if they will be able to accomodate more, what ill do is take the number we have and just add a couple extra so there is still time for last minute, unorganised people :thumbsup:

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