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Righto:I'm in for tomorrow night.As WhyTry said:learn to program your VCR's,all you O.C. watchers!Besides,the LAST episode is actually on Wednesday night!!Tape the Tuesday night episode while we're all having fun at Jerra Pub,then do a O.C. "double-header" on Wednesday eve'!!See y'all there!

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Any more room for some unknowen ppl like my self, I should be finnaly picking up my line 2morrow from the spray shop cant wait. cant wait cant wait cant wait. If i get it back i will show up any way.

Righto:I'm in for tomorrow night.As WhyTry said:learn to program your VCR's,all you O.C. watchers!Besides,the LAST episode is actually on Wednesday night!!Tape the Tuesday night episode while we're all having fun at Jerra Pub,then do a O.C. "double-header" on Wednesday eve'!!See y'all there!

Hey, you're on to something there! ;)

Ok i will be there even if i cant get my ride back today whick looks like it ****** wont be, doesnt matter any more as long as i get it back for at least one formal, they are so much fun, at least i will have my nissan ute. Look out for some random with white hair

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