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truck is back, better than ever.

luke (enr), any chance we can take the car up to lance on the friday arvo? i got army on the saturday now :S i'll also drop past pending time this week, if not it'll be monday (im out north depot tomorrow and friday LOL)

SAU Exec Meeting tonight

Members invited to Join from 7:30pm upstairs @ directors hotel

MEMBERS ONLY 7:30pm

http://www.directorshotel.com.au/

247 Gouger St

Adelaide SA 5000

(08) 8231 8484

About to start making my way down now. Gonna go pick up Tim, Fill the car up, pick up a RB25 head, and go to the directors for meeting and food/drink. See some of you there.

Happy Birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

Birthdays are over-rated imho .... mine is in 11 days and I couldn't care less ..... but I don't care about much these days *sigh* ..... except for heading to HONG KONG in 25 days time ;):) :)

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