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Hey boys and girls

I have been thinking of organizing either a Golf day out or a Gokarting GP.

Just keen on a EOI thats all for the time being.....I am personally swinging towards Golf....and if that does happen it will mainly be on a PAR 3 course.....on the other hand for Gokarting it will most likely be held at the Richmond Kartmania and depending on numbers its either we go enduro or GP format....

So please let me know

Cheers

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^^ there goes 60-70 bux for the days outing and if you want dinner also add another $20

yeah true.

i remember years ago me and few people had a cruise down to the pt elliot go karts. was a pretty good day. then again, there goes another 70, for karts plus petrol down there.

i detect a post with that "track days, cause golf is for poofs" is coming.

wouldnt you rather a nice romantic cruise with me krishy :D

^^ hey im up for beach house lock in, you getting owned on daytona though ;)

Is that a challange!

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