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melbourne CBD? hahah dude i used to stay there for weeks while i worked on projects down there.

loved it. so many hot wog chicks (yes i can say wog). but i found people frendlier in general compared to sydney. however, melbourne clubs are hidden in side streets and alleys. makes them hard to find lol

Lol yeh tonnes of em. But the milfs. I used to work at half those clubs doing audio

sorry Aaron didn't mean to confuse youuu!

.....Simpleton's make me rofl.gif....there's no other polite response to Chuckie that I can think of!

Glad you asked though!

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haha its a dark brownish marone..

It makes the rooms look so much cleaner. and me and dad did it ourselves, looks like a proffesional job :miner:

Lol still going on about the sister thing. dont you have good enough girls in Sydney?? :pwned:

What sort? floating? or actual polished floorboards?

Maybe you can do my new house...muahaha :nyaanyaa:

hope all are well.

got into UniSA to bachelor health science, a 3yr course. 1st year is 80% same as radiation therapy, so I'll be looking to move across to R.T. either 2nd semester or 2nd year.

been pretty busy working on the house getting it ready for sale.

beer o'clock time tbh

hope all are well.

got into UniSA to bachelor health science, a 3yr course. 1st year is 80% same as radiation therapy, so I'll be looking to move across to R.T. either 2nd semester or 2nd year.

been pretty busy working on the house getting it ready for sale.

beer o'clock time tbh

Congrats on your course mate! Good luck!

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