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I wouldnt miss it. Can a pathetic bloke bring a mate/bloke in lieu of a partner?:P

Only if he is Blokey enough to drink from an ash tray, and eat crushed dorito's off the floor, and chase 14yr olds in country pubs.

If not, you'll both have to dress in Lycra and sings songs on stage from Pricilla....

Only if he is Blokey enough to drink from an ash tray, and eat crushed dorito's off the floor, and chase 14yr olds in country pubs.

If not, you'll both have to dress in Lycra and sings songs on stage from Pricilla....

What....AGAIN???
All chicks must come. The Pres has spoken.

And they have to wear a nice dress. This night will be semi-formal / ****tail.

And it will be fun! :D

as in semi formal - suit and tie for boys and c0cktail dress for girls?

sarah

  • 2 weeks later...

My wife will be there and she'll be over 8 months pregnant!

Its going to be fun trying to squeze her into her dresses.

Anyways - details for this night are just about finalised and invitations should be sent out with-in the next week to all members.

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