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any 1 goin to this cruise?

(copied from antilag)

Cruise description

Location :Omni aka City west

time : 9.30 meet with 10.15 depart

Requirements: full tank and uhf

please remember that it is "Double Demerits"

and always drive in a sensible manner

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any 1 goin to this cruise?

(copied from antilag)

Cruise description

Location :Omni aka City west

time : 9.30 meet with 10.15 depart

Requirements: full tank and uhf

please remember that it is "Double Demerits"

and always drive in a sensible manner

wat's uhf? n yeah since wen was it double demerits this weekend? :D

its double demerits this weekend???

Isnt this charity one on earlier in the night?

i dunno hence the questoin at the top lol :D but from what i know it isnt double demerit points this weekend, the easter holiday isnt for another 2 weeks but ima still rock up to city west an check it out anyways.. why? because i havnt planned anythin as of yet hahahahaha =P if nuthin happens then ima find somethin to do but yea lol ><

Dale has planned a cruise for tonight

read the events section before you post a thread lol

really? cause ive been lookin but i cant see it... >.>, can u link? =P yes i am hopeless at finding things... especially.... wait 4 it.... addressses or streets hence i use a GPS...

note - never... ever ask me for directions... let alone letting me lead in a cruise... i will most definantly get us all lost in the space of 5 seconds... >.<

you cant be serious haha

go to the events section

up the top is your thread

then 2 threads down it says charity cruise 28th

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Ki...se-t258176.html

o... hahahahahahahahahaha... roflmao...

thnx :D that really helped ... srsly, ^^ appreciate it haha... just to remind u all again...

NEVER LET ME LEAD LET ALONE ASK ME FOR DIRECTIONS... other wise Thnx U !! :D

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