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No changes have been done in regards to meeting point so it is still the carwash

people growing MO's for MOVEMBER! will get a FREE burger from grilled between 8pm an 10pm on the day

http://www.grilld.com.au/cpa/

i haven't been growing one but could make it look like I have....

any plans to hit rock kung for some bird?

No plans for rock kung that night. Maybe if we are still hungry after the burger something can be organised later.

You flexible enough to go from Noble Park --> St. Kilda ---> Glen waverly?

hahahah yea mah man

fark last week at DECA was the best LOL... your face when i bought you that drink

Yeah man, it was fkn awesome! Ah yeah, that drink! Still paying for it.

lol

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