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Well first a HUGE thank you to Nick. Going out of his way to pick me up, drop me off and scoot me around doing touristy things in Sydney. Without him, I would've spent the night sitting in my hotel room, bored out of my mind.

Secondly, thank you everyone who came and said hello. I had a great night. Wonderful cars, wonderful people, wonderful stories.

Thirdly, here are my pics. Although I have the picture taking skills of an epileptic elephant, so dont expect too much.

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I'll make sure I'll check with you next time i am down and organise my life to revolve around Sl¡m time? :P

Yeah really was 50ty billion times better then doing nothing ;) Thanks again Nick ;)

And it wasnt cold, apparently last night Rocky got down to 5oC :(

Nah nothing really phases me, and I was very, very toned down compared to my usual behavior, so next time I am down you all better be read for.....

SLAYAH!!!!™

**for explanation of SLAYAH!!!!™ please see following video:

Nah nothing really phases me, and I was very, very toned down compared to my usual behavior, so next time I am down you all better be read for.....

SLAYAH!!!!™

**for explanation of SLAYAH!!!!™ please see following video:

Jeez, Cy, if you'd brought that shirt to Sydney with you, you wouldn't have needed a flash for the camera that night! Oh, and I would've needed earplugs.

:woot:

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