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how about the llama bar again?

ok you have soft spot for the place due to obviuose reason...

but no... 1st it aint freo 2nd too seedy.

how about we all go to captain munches... LOL joking!

there is very nice mexican resturant/bar... cant recall the name of the place but its right middle of freo

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april 11th is Ministry Of Sound HARD NRG hehehe bring em along to that :P

if i am slighty able to walk and talk on monday the 12th i shall come along at meet up with yas :) anyone else going to MOS? :grouphug:

adrian :)

The girls wanna checkout Fremantle first, so lets meet at 5pm.

Thats: 5pm at Little Creatures on the 12th... ok gang?

We'll be there come what may, so even if only 1 guy comes along it's no problem.

this is a little off topic but im looking out for a student or someone as a boarder in my house. I'd prefer a Japanese person as at least I can learn something (in my vain attempt to learn Japanese) any ideas what is the easiest/best way to go about doing this?

Thanks muchly

Call the "Nichigo Center" 9325 4441 and tell them that you can have boarders stay with you. You might have to have Police Clearance etc, but I'm sure they've got people that they can send to you.

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