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Shit, I should have checked here beforehand.

Shame that none of you rocked up. You would have seen me getting monstered by pretty much everyone.

Baron - I was in the silver 350Z. I saw your car, but I didn't think to come say hi.

geez mona, i can't be out scouting around for fans!! you should have come down to the garage, pushed past the reporters, elbowed your way through my grid girls then said hi.

Scathing, i saw a pair of 350s there. how did you go? what was your name?

sam and i were there al!!!!!  pft!!!  you should have said hi to us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't see you guys there at all! I didn't know you were going!

You both have my number, and know what my car looks like. You should have called me. :(

Scathing, i saw a pair of 350s there. how did you go? what was your name?

2:01, which I set before lunch. :(

I thought I'd cracked 2:00 after lunch, but evidently not.

I am in dire need of a set of semi slicks, though.



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