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[x] Fail at life

why don't you just buy a rex? :rant:

GTFO

Whenever. Not like I have anything planned :rant:

Too easy

I had help :rant:

Team effort ftw

yeah 240 Ann and 288 Edward, all the ones from 288 ended up here

yeah it can be a problem July to November in 2009 we were there all the time, work was rubbish and everyone felt like shit so we just drank lots ha ha

lol sounds like a good way to pass the time in work lol.

Oh, I nearly forgot.

There was this dude at the carwash last night selling stickers. momo, trust, hks, nismo etc. For like $5. he had some bigger ones too for $10/$12.

I got a big Nissan one for the top of the windscreen, and a little nismo one. Pretty cool though. He said he'll be there every Thursday. He had a boot full of other sticker too. Dragons and assorted gayness. Might have been some good stuff in there though, I didn't look at all of them.

and one more thing... why would we want to go for fish and CHIPS, somewhere where 50% of the meal is crap?

You really worry me...

AH! No schnitzel with mushroom sauce today! f**king Polish isnt open until next week. Lazy people.

John: Cause I never order the Chips bit. I just pick the fish I want and get other seafood. Its the fish variety and freshness that made them standout from the other fish and chips joint. BTW, I'm not a big fan of chips. Colin can finishing them up!

Colin: Weekdays... is fine! If its a Thurs or Fri. But not next week. I'll have to sort out the roster and know if I'll be back in town on Thurs or Fri for each roster.

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