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well put it up a few days before so people can have time to think bout it coz i hate it especially when i get on here an see under the events section "cruise tonight" only to find out it was for the night before

im talkin on behalf of all the people that cant get on too often

no offence if im ranting just wanted to get it out

sorry haha

well put it up a few days before so people can have time to think bout it coz i hate it especially when i get on here an see under the events section "cruise tonight" only to find out it was for the night before

im talkin on behalf of all the people that cant get on too often

no offence if im ranting just wanted to get it out

sorry haha

That made no sense because I always put the cruise date in the title... and I put the cruises up WEEKS in advance, thus why we always get a good turnout. :(

Edited by Magic

OMG this editting post thing is annoying.

*UPDATED*

Meet Point

Repco Mandurah, Gordon Rd Mandurah (Opposite Harvey Norman)

TIME

Meet 8:00pm Leave 8:30pm

Perth People who aren't travelling South Meet @: Chicken Treat at the corner of Nicholson and Randford Rd we think should be there between 9.30 and 10pm.

Please don't call me on the night. I get too many calls now and it gets a bit out of hand for me. Any questions pm me. Thanks and see you there. :P

hi doods any one got a idea what time you will get to perth and where your meeting ill try and join in there unless there is a few cars cruzzing to another meets point from north of the river to meet up south

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