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this one?

Dude are you subbing in for Dan's team now? f*cking rude, every time I try to get you to play you dog me and blame work or some sh*t down.gif sad.gif

P.S. Keen for a game next week? We might be short...

P.P.S. Did I leave my knife at your place the other day? Its a silver flick knife thing. I need it for zombie killin', will be very sad if its lost

dude futsal is the bom-diggity

ps - i cant im playing futsal <3

pps - is it orange? if yes - ive found it and it now lives in my toolbox. if not - i havnt found it yet, but ill look tonight

this one?

Yes

ps - i cant im playing futsal <3

You're such a dog, no wonder I never talk to you on msn

pps - is it orange? if yes - ive found it and it now lives in my toolbox. if not - i havnt found it yet, but ill look tonight

No it's silver, with a folding blade

You can take Tristan's spot, leaving Tristan free to open the batting with me :bigthumb:

I'm sure Thristian will be delighted to help you with the batting

nah didnt find a silver one - ill have a look this afternoon

i think i blew and exhaust gasket at the SD day - the dump to front pipe one, will investigate this arve

@colin - sorry mang, dan is the boss organising it - ask him about numbers/details etc >_<

How are you gonna get out there with Zombies roaming the land freely? Hmmm?

At 150km/h on the highway, its only a 45 minute drive, and im out of the city in about 5 minutes, once i got past there the zombies would be sparse

definitely get past the whoretown thread. What's everyone doing for easter?

nothing for once, all i have to do is go to my sisters place in new farm, as opposed to kingaroy or Gatton so win!

You can take Tristan's spot, leaving Tristan free to open the batting with me >_<

if only it was the outdoor variety

I'm sure Thristian will be delighted to help you with the batting

Thristian loves batting with me. I might even let him get in on the toss!

nah didnt find a silver one - ill have a look this afternoon

Thanks mang, appreciate it!

i think i blew and exhaust gasket at the SD day - the dump to front pipe one, will investigate this arve

Thats what you get for trying to use agricultural equipment for drift

@colin - sorry mang, dan is the boss organising it - ask him about numbers/details etc >_<
I see. Will have to talk to Mr Brewer...

He's out west, you'll 'ave to PM him and hope he bothers to look

nah didnt find a silver one - ill have a look this afternoon

i think i blew and exhaust gasket at the SD day - the dump to front pipe one, will investigate this arve

hopefully it is that one, at least ists easy to get to

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