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I sprained my ankle pretty bad on Saturday morning and didn't really think it was bad enough to keep me from the skidpan day till last night. After going on a little cruise last night I can only roll around on the couch watching TV and cry like a baby. I tried to drive my car a couple of hours ago to go to my GF's place but I could not put any pressure on the clutch at all. My loss will be someones gain. Who wants my spot at the skidpan on Sunday. Contact me ASAP, or PM me and we shall work something out.

Cheers

Jason

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Would u let us take ur spot as well as borrow ur car on skidpan with a little extra $$$? :P

No worries, the Gemini Van is a drift weapon. :)

Jason, I think Sam (FYN33) wanted a spot... get in contact with her to see if she is still keen.

No worries, The first one with the $$$ will get the spot obviously. You cannot measure my dissapointment. :) Can't believe the way the ankle reacted after last night, I was lucky to make it home.

I am pined in here 4 sure let me know if no one takes it all cashed up & ready to go :rofl:

& hope fully I don't break anything this time last time I was on the skid pan I bent the rear control arm & cost me about $500 to fix

ok jase thanks man

I said this in some were else so here gose again

I have spoken to slip & sorted things out with him + I also left a message on your ph with my ph No so I will have to get you the money :headspin:

spot filled ppl's going to go off like a frog in a sock :flamed:

Yeah, no worries mate, I am spewing. I have been hanging out for the next skidpan day since doing the last one. Got your message, I just got back from an engagement party, just give me a buzz sometime next week to organise the $$. I was thinking about coming in to spectate but I think that would just make me angry, have fun!!!

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