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Thought he was sleeping outside Bayley:)

i heard there is a pool... combine with beers... and a few more beers.

Im likely to end up asleep outside anyhow with one of the flea bags :inlove:

And i didnt have that many Sat night.

I was quite restrained as i was pretty damn sick.

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yak yak yaking away at SST, talking to some bloke about his GTR, random guy next to me putting his 2 bob in. bla bla bla, my car will chop your gtr bla bla, alll you need is rear wheel drive and a gt30. yak yak yak random guy says 'hey are you tristan'

"Yes"

'Hi im ash'

had too be there i suppose. top bloke, proves that that some eastern staters are cool.

nice to have met you.

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