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This is what I'm guessing is gonna happen.....

Friday night 11:45 under the harbour bridge, we'll wait around for Prank to finish work & then go for a cruise, ending up at Kingsford maccas at around 4am because it's Loz's home away from home......

Ash will be there half asleep, quietly thinking about work at 9am Saturday, but he wont be able to get home......

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GTR80Y: we all know how daves women takes it! :uh-huh:

Hype: lazy bastard

Cereal: 11:45 under the bridge tonight sounds like a plan

Anyone else in??? maybe we can venture north this time

Loz, take *note* we are saying NO to kingsford maccas :)

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OUCH!! thats gotta hurt geaorge..

being a passenger in your own ride.. (well ex-ride)

i bet you'll end up regretting seeling it:uh-huh:

how is the mustang precedings (spell) goin ?

yeh i might be there, :) but nothing definate, so no1 call me a dog if i aint.. :)

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Originally posted by | hype^ |

i bet you'll end up regretting seeling it:uh-huh:  

how is the mustang precedings (spell) goin ?

i will regret it but my pocket won't.:D

mustangs are pretty rare so it's gonna take a while to find the right one. i'm not settling for second best as it's my dream car & i want to keep it for a while

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