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Munro and I may put in an appearance in the 35 depending how we go at his birthday dinner tonight (ie. how drunk we get).

In that case, we won't see you at all then? :P

The weather is quite splendid ;) I'll be out for a ride :P

... what about you Pete?

I was actually thinking of riding down cause the weather's been pretty good.....unfortunately I just got home and will probably be typing reports till midnight then up at 5am again :ermm:

didnt have the cash to go out as ive forked out over $700 on my car in the last 2 weeks...so i stayed home and watched a funny arsed movie with the kids in front of the fire

ahhh good times Nugz.....I should be doing more of that than baby sitting some of the kids on here, lol

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