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Many, many years ago I feel in love with the Skyline. One of the best things that happened to me was the friends I met on SAU that shared a similar passion. I miss you lot, and whilst the white Unicorn is still a ways off, I'd love to catch up. The date is on the September 'Long Weekend' (Saturday night, the 25th) which means two things: one evening of food, bullsh!tting and drinks won't destroy your days off as much and it'll likely be double demerits...

Anyway, pass this on to anyone you deem to be one of the SAU 'originals' that are cool. Partners are invited, as this will be a gathering where you pay for your own food and beverages! Newbs are welcome, but we originally had a good bunch of friends that loved Skylines and fun times; douchebag behaviour wasn't tolerated back then, and it should be the same in 2010. Everyone from 'back in the day'(I am getting OLD..) will remember the trivia nights, for those that don't, Jerra Pub is the locale. Kickoff is from 6pm.

Richard Steele of 'Sinista32' fame originally got us all together in the one place at the same time; if anyone has his details, please pass this invite on to him!!

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also in.

even though this account is from 2008, im really back from 2005, so im old school.

+ i own an r31, and thats old school cool

++ mark smells

+++ so does jayce

Spose you're out then hey junior? ;)

MEL!!!!! MELLLY!!!!!!! Can I please go with Zane? Oh you're such a nice girl :P

ZANE! You better dress nicely, bring me flowers, and pick me up at 7 SHARP!

*Melly*

Only because its you Troy :( I'll take Kertu (did I spell it right?)

Spose you're out then hey junior? :D

MEL!!!!! MELLLY!!!!!!! Can I please go with Zane? Oh you're such a nice girl ;)

ZANE! You better dress nicely, bring me flowers, and pick me up at 7 SHARP!

Um :P Zane happens to be my date :( dont tell mel

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