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Galston to Gosford Cruise 8:30pm 17/10/2003 (Formerly Midnight cruise - Friday 17th)


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coolies

as for the cops if ure not doing anything wrong or being a dick they generally leave u alone.........

moanie let us know when u guys are getting close to kariong and the coastie boys and girls will meet up with you....

0427231710

CS_180, if Lozza's going to be along, I'll send him an SMS when we pass the end of the Old Pac (the round about up from the col der sac (spelling??) )

Can you confirm if he'll be attending?

...considering it takes me 30-40mins just to get to the meeting point :D

Being a Westie does have 1 or 2 bad points, they can't all be good.

Mona not 33

I think we should use a different channel, say perhaps 20 but I guess we can discuss this @ Thornleigh

benm: you're bringing skanks mate you can't pull out




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