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I don't know you at all - but I do know you have been on SAU for a long time - And that you are an active part of SAU VIC ,

So, Congratulations to you - from all us knobs in NSW.

May you have many white Skylines for your wedding cars !

Well done, played hard & played strong !

Cheers,

WOW THANKS PEOPLES

hehe i aint 42 lols im 22 :D the man is 25 this year

he had a choice weather to get his gtir or get me a ring and he chose the ring

lols wat a sweet heart

gtst88 its a pretty big rock! lols

people at work are stunned and their jaws drop open when they see it lols

its all pretty exciting

cant wait to start getting plans down on paper

the white skyline wedding cars sound pretty interesting :rolleyes:

Ambz, Ambz Ambz, what are we gonna do with you......GET YOU HIDEOUSLY FCK EYED BEFORE THE BIG DAY NO DOUBT. hahahah

Nah, seriously babe, congrats, its a HUGE thing to do. Hope everything works out well, but he better not keep you from seeing all your peeps from SAU.

Well done babe!!!!

Dave

OMG! I thought u only started seeing a new guy just before your birthday????

Wow Ambz :D

Congratulations!!!!! So Steed finally got his act together huh? Bout time!!!

Thats awsome... im still finding it hard to believe though, lol... I have this sneaking suspicious we are all being played :rolleyes:

PS: We both owe each other dinner :) lol

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