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Gonna miss this next one...will come around in August if you guys still meet :P

Don't feel bad mate.

No doubt I will come up with some sort of a lame excuse as to why I didn't go either :P

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Yeah, but Hank, there are only so many times you can recieve the text "Soz, trying to staunch some rectal bleeding, wont make it to brekkie this time" before it becomes meaningless ;)

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Yeah, that was kind of why we settled there.

I reckon there is probably some better value about the place though.

Anywhoo, I will try to be there. If anyone n00bs show up, I will be the hobo out the front panhandling :(




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