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Aww Warwick. I'll go home and get some of you. They may not have come out, but I'll go home this arvo and check :)

:D

tanks

If there are any of me losing it coming through the esses before the front straight.....BURN THEM!!!! :)

DSL blows. Long live cable.

I got a movie of Warwick down the main straight, dunno why I didnt post that up .. I must have accidently deleted it from my "These Are The Movies I Want To Rename And Upload" playlist :( ... I'm sure erin can handle copying it to my boobslosing webspace...? *cough*

Got a few piccies too which I coulda sworn I put in the boobslosing entry. Man, I told you you were sneaky! Too damn sneaky :P

There are also a few more Neil flame videos, a Neil Spin piccy and quite a few somewhat embarassing pictures of various people which I shall keep for blackmailing purposes :P

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