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Where: Krispy Maccas Livo, Orange Grove Liverpool. On the Cumberland Highway.....

We are parking in the parking lot that is in the middle... between Krispys and Maccas...

When: TBA

Time: 8:30pmish

Cruising to: TBA

:whistling:

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signs and signals for SAU members?

-flash of lights / hazards on

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lol larry..ill drop by :cool:

ROLAND!!!!!! :(

You HAVE TO drop by lol

are we actually cruising some where or just chillin, dillin n maybe a bit of pillin? :P

Umm the last one that i went to we basically chilled....

Chatting and gossiping lol Time flies by fairly quickly too...

you know im always in for a KK's meet.

heck im there every night almost :)

theres nothing better than a Krispy Kremes Mocha Latte after a hard day's work :)

count me in!!

Oh yay!! dont miss this one lol ;)




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