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Such a big bunch of wimminz discussing what your going to wear.

Got to wash the car, it's a disgrace.

Yeah mine is pretty bad but going to leave it as itll be at JEM for a bit...

Sashimi for me - must be a stray cat somewhere around Noonan Rd

:laugh: nice one haha

Lol.

I'm heading off now, see you guys soon.

I will beware of the campers on the f3

Send me a message if you see anything i should worry about ya nugget :P

I know its super late notice but I'm not going to make it tonight. I've fallen pretty ill with some weird sinus/throat infection and have tried my hardest to rest up and get better but unfortunately it seems I'm in no state to be around other people in fear of passing it on.

Please take plenty of pics so those who miss out can have a gawk later on. :)

..back to bed :yucky:

I'm leaving the city in 30.....google is forecasting it to take 1:16. Terry, can you please call 2UE and 2GB now to clear the way?

bout to bail from UNSW now...

wave if you see a champagne/gold civic with a spiderman on the dash =) hahahah

and that goes for anyone else!

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