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So, who's up for tavern night, and when?

Next Tuesday or Wednesday nights sound good...

I'm in for the tavern night just not this weekend.

Agreed, working down the GC again this weekend...

this wed or next ?

Was going to say next but...

make it the week after? you guys always make outings on the weeks that I don't have any money :(

Urgh. You never have any money :). So not next week but the week after? so the 11th?

Wed 11th November work for everyone?

First Poast.

Morning mangs.

Mang.

Morning.

Parcel is "On route to delivery depot". Might get it today :P:):D

hey smity, small world.

i just traded your old 215 40s with matt, wills room mate, who is tight with seb, who bought your 31 ute, which the tyres originally came off.

woooww

hey smity, small world.

i just traded your old 215 40s with matt, wills room mate, who is tight with seb, who bought your 31 ute, which the tyres originally came off.

woooww

Bought my ute? I haven't seen a cent for it yet :P. Also, he 'borrowed' my 12mm inner hex bit and a 3/8-1/2 adapter and I haven't got them back yet :D

But yes, small world. I know Seb (aka Andy) well.

What did you get for them?

Anyone want to buy a 31 ute? I should have donated it to Top Gear Australia :)

hey smity, small world.

i just traded your old 215 40s with matt, wills room mate, who is tight with seb, who bought your 31 ute, which the tyres originally came off.

woooww

Does Will have a blue S13/180? If so this could get weird :P

hmANI.jpg

That's awesome.

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