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PranK Grand Master

PranK

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Hey Y'all.

Taking the 'R for a bit of a cruise this coming weekend, Driving to Lismore, then on Saturday and Sunday arvo/nights I'll be in the gold coast/brisbane.

Anyone keen to meet up? (Saturday is the best night, Sunday i'll be a tad busy).

Christian

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NismoGirl Grand Master

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Originally posted by PranK

heh... i like that! ;) :headbang:

I was hoping you wouldn't get offended!

We'll just be doing the normal Gold Coast thing. If you want to ring me to see where we are, it's cool.

Broadwater carpark is directly across the road from Australia Fair. It's a big bitumen carpark that has about 1000 car's in it on a saturday night. I'm sure if you just get on the Gold Coast Highway and head north, you'll see most of the cars turning into there off the main road. We normally don't reach the carpark till about 9/9:30 once we've stopped at a million servos!! :rolleyes:

Let me know :(

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slip

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Prank - Me and some others from SAU are hitting the booze in a major way on saturday night. 0411870159 if you want in. House Party.

Sunday morning we are having a very hungover dyno day. $20 a go.

Gimme a call either way.

Suck the Booooze!

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