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Ok this isnt in the event section for a reason.... its not an event.... yet.

It looks like alot of people are off down to Goulburn for the dutton etc etc and being an a lazy sod who cant be fecked making that trip (next year maybe) i'm looking for a sydney alternative for saturday night.

I propose a cruise on satuday night for the non-dutton ppl.

Where from : thornleigh maccas (central to the north)

When: saturday 5th of june 10pm ish.

Where : undecided. we have 4 days to make up our minds... heres a suggestion or 2...

1. wisemans gosford run - stop at terrigal for food. (not for ppl who value the bottom of their cars).

2. Palmy/newport - i know theres a pub out there....

3. -=fill this one in yrself=-

This is both a request for interest and a nag...

Any suggestions or ppl who want to come... just reply.

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Guest barbie iz a bitch

I plan to get drunk.. pick me up on your way LOL ill be down the street somewhere, while your doing circles around thornleigh maccas come look for me..

Yeah move it to next week darl.. u never know ppl prob have already planned to hang out at teletech on sat night :jk:

oh and pick u up on my way eh??

you just want to get me drunk and take advantage of me..... and you never respect me in the morning *breaks down and sobs* i mean... why didnt you call.... and the baby.... she cries... "i want my mommy!"

Guest barbie iz a bitch

umm what the hell?? LOL ahh no comment.. i swear that wasnt me.. hahahaha.. no.. seriously!!

in regards to your other post... LOL your a classic.. yeah party on level 6 carpark of the teletech building guarentee it will be the best night of your life.. apparently it is the place to be ( so i have heard )...

Y didnt you think of that earlier messiah? cruise to the teletech building? start at thornleigh maccas... then work your way down to the teletech building.. everyone else seems to be doing it these days..

they must have rocks in there head? hmm..

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