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lol @ Ryan - we'll call you cadbury's!

glass and a half!! hahaha

Ive got coopers cause thats whats in work fridge! but my real choice, which I drank yesterday @ home was JD cans

lol @ Ryan - we'll call you cadbury's!

glass and a half!! hahaha

Ive got coopers cause thats whats in work fridge! but my real choice, which I drank yesterday @ home was JD cans

ahh Chris...you have scored more points...i start on Coopers then progress to JD. Then when thats run out i rifle through the kitchen looking for anything i can get my hands on. Even Stace's cooking sherry isn't safe.

hahahahaha

I bought the 10 pack yesterday Paul and got a free hat - JD racing!!

or...the hat was 35 bucks and came with 10 free cans! LOL

And safety car?

I missed what happened!

lol @ Ryan - we'll call you cadbury's!

glass and a half!! hahaha

Ive got coopers cause thats whats in work fridge! but my real choice, which I drank yesterday @ home was JD cans

You got beer at work ?

Can I come and work with you ?

hahahahaha

I bought the 10 pack yesterday Paul and got a free hat - JD racing!!

or...the hat was 35 bucks and came with 10 free cans! LOL

And safety car?

I missed what happened!

The race director deemed the race too boring so they scanned the track and found a chip packet that needed to be removed off the racing line.

Simonsen is a mobile road block!!!

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