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Ive got metallica tomorrow night!

metallica > powderfinger

:)

good week for me - still cant wait for the weekend!!!

to the QLD guys - what are the 2F cars like up there?

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entry list is up: http://www.morganparkraceway.com.au/forms/...ntry%20List.xls

surprisingly small field... under 80 cars. But its good news for us - should get heaps of runs in :D

this keeps coming up as an about blank page for me

armidale is farking cold....but i bet stu is colder at glen innes!

noddy give me a bell tomorrow if you get a chance - are you heading out to practice? btw i have a head for you

Awesome!!!! I'm getting a head!!!!!

Now, I will need a number to call you on.

Send me a txt on the number below, not planing on going to work tomorrow. I've had a wicked cold this week.

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