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B-Man Grand Master

B-Man

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Hi Fellow SAU-VIC ppl.

I'll be in Melbourne for work Wed, Thurs, Fri this week. I have Thursday night off - if anyone wants to meet up , or whatever - I'm staying at the Ridges.

Call me 0402 030 038

Megs - take me out , show me a good time mate :D:)

Cheers guys,

No biggy if it is not a good time, as Arnie would say - I'll be back ! :D

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Roy Grand Master

Roy

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RB25 owners hide your engines, we dont want to see and B-man'd engines south of the border....

Rydges in the city??? Im just up Lygon street, if you want to have dinner and a few drinks....that said im just a boring Sydneysider, there are some colourful Victorians that can show you the town better then me.

SS8_Gohan Grand Master

SS8_Gohan

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watch out when dox asks you to "play with his huskies". There have already been a few restraining orders and court apprearances involved. Needless to say, dox can't go within 1km radius of any school now.

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GTRgeoff Grand Master

GTRgeoff

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Do we want to make an effort here? Send some PM's out to maybe do some Schnitz at the Whitehorse.

Sorry I'm not too big on loud nightclubs. Prefer pubs with beer and food and lies about skylines.

B-Man Grand Master

B-Man

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Ahhh - you're all soft -

I'm back in Sydney now - went to two top places - Stalegtites (Some Greek Place) and ate heaps of meat and drank lots of Ouzo.

Went to this other place on Little Collins - can't remember the name.

Saw some nice Skylines.

:)

GTRgeoff Grand Master

GTRgeoff

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Sorry man. We suk I guess. Although I call myself a Queenslander I'm getting just as anti-social as this lot down here.

More notice next time and I'll catch up for sure, otherwise July next year I should be home in Brisvegas :) and catching up with the crew.

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