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Ill b attending thursday if we can get numbers again. Think its morayfield this week unless we want nandos at carseldine. Im easy, i like the drive.

I wont b at happys, car service this sat on 2 cars and some solicitor crap to do

thought we were going to the westies this week

in brisbane there is two groups that meet each week, sometimes we go over to the other side of brisbane where the other group meets up, and catch up with them, plus there is ice cream

oh yeah, morayfield is about 20 minutes north of carsaldine, most of the northsiders reside that way

lol.....i totally would, but im buggered from a late night last night and wont be heading out tonight at all. Beer is about to be consumed, and Mass Effect 3 to be played!

sry for the late heads up

I won't be heading out, my partner isn't feel too crash hot atm, and this was my last chance as i am now permanent afternoons, maybe we can organize a monthly weekend meet sometime

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