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Captain Natro Grand Master

Captain Natro

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Key points: No LS1's in Skylines.

Opinions: All in favour.

See this is why I needed to go lol

That was it.

Did my car actually come up for discussion... Woohoo I'm famous, but seriously. points :)

SABBAi Grand Master

SABBAi

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Thanks to those who made it to the meeting last night. I was a good meeting with many topics covered and some good discussion on club matters. We will endeavour to get the meeting minutes up as soon as we can.

The Venue turned out to be an awesome place to be. Plenty of tables, a room that will easily fit 40 people and TV that was have access to if we want to put videos up, Happy Lap footage for example.

We did have some teething issues, but for a first club meeting I think it went very well. I'm looking forward to the next meeting!

Thanks Guys!

t5iv Grand Master

t5iv

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You was a good meeting :P

Was great guys and Scott did a great job hosting it. A lot of topics covered and Miss Secretary should be able to get further info up soon.

Cheers guys! Tech night tonight as well./

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r34davE

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Dress code is casual. Dave not happy Jan... Well Dave..

Sorry! Old mate worked til 6 and I couldn't be bothered doing 150km solo...

Key points: No LS1's in Skylines.

Opinions: All in favour.

Here here!

Miss-R34 Proficient

Miss-R34

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Sorry Nick. I'll get them up as soon as I can, I've been a bit busy with some shit going on in my personal life. Things should be on the up from now.

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r34davE

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All good, keen to see them...

Also changing to a comfier chair then

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Chants has been stuck in Melbourne for the past few days. She will be getting on to it.

Really?? The chair face or your face??

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