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yup its soft, but when i see pics of your wife it all changes :D

yup...I know that problem.....if she wasn't hot do you think I would still be here to cop her shit.

P.S.She's like an old Ferrari......F#$king temperamental....but hot.

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after all that crap that I gave everyone.

I cannot make it sorry(just finished washing the car to....bugger).... Family emergency....bugger.

maybe next week.

:D

Looks like I am more likely to turn up than you are Craig! :)

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Nope, Andy, we meet at the truck stop in Berowra (where the toll gates used to be way back when you had to pay to use the M3/F3) - take the F3, jump off at the Berowra exit and continue along the Pacific Highway, and the truck stop is on your left about 400m after the lights at the train station.

Meeting time is 7.30pm, and we head up the coast from there at 8pm (but I'm not heading all the way up tonight).

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