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Hey guys,

Dinner at the German club the day before good Friday, you know it's a good idea so who's going to be there?

Where: The German Club 416 Vulture St, East Brisbane, Q, 4169 http://www.brisbanegermanclub.com/

Who: Anyone who wants to come out for a good social evening

Parking: There is limited parking at the German club so parking on side and back streets such as Duke and Linton street are usually the go.

When: 7pm, Thursday 17th of April

Why: Good food and beer

See you guys there!

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was just going to say the same about the football.

I will be out there, but for the footy. Don't see too many familiar names, so probably won't recognise the group anyway.

Unless Tony is there. Black man in a German bar just tends to stick out.

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