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LOL. Its not the E85 for the trip. Prob only need 4-5 jerries for the day, it's the long drive there and the prick of a drive back when you're broken from the two nights before.

Might have to organise with bucket boy for the next one!

LOL. Its not the E85 for the trip. Prob only need 4-5 jerries for the day, it's the long drive there and the prick of a drive back when you're broken from the two nights before.

Might have to organise with bucket boy for the next one!

if I can come to your Wakie day you can come to our deca!!!

My very first DECA entry form is now emailed off!

Thanks for all the encouragment peoples.

Cant wait to see you all there! :laugh:

Good to see your coming up.

And staying both nights.

I will be a first timer too.

Josh (josh_typexxxooo) persuaded me with his charms. Looking forward to meeting you guys and girls and having some fun.

Here's hoping nothing breaks either.

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My very first DECA entry form is now emailed off!

Thanks for all the encouragment peoples.

Cant wait to see you all there! :laugh:

Good work mate. You'll love it.

I will be a first timer too.

Josh (josh_typexxxooo) persuaded me with his charms. Looking forward to meeting you guys and girls and having some fun.

Here's hoping nothing breaks either.

Josh is a charmer haha. What car you driving?

oh cool, another Holden person :thumbsup:

I will be a first timer too.

Josh (josh_typexxxooo) persuaded me with his charms. Looking forward to meeting you guys and girls and having some fun.

Here's hoping nothing breaks either.

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