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sweet thanks paul - that'll be fun :D actually havent been on a cruise in a car that can do decent speeds before haha

Thanks Rob - but im doing the whole lose 5kgs get hair extensions makeover/ new life/ bugger everyone kinda thing haha besides i need a healthier lifestyle - i eat too much crap!

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haha well i have no choice usually packed on my way to work - why iget here early cos its slightly less packed - takes me usually 30mins. I dislike driving miss daisy people anyway.

Rob dun worry u have to be female to understand haha :D

1 hour lunchbreaks are a must - specially for shopping in the city haha

No water in teh washer bottle!!???!?!?!?!? U better watch u dont get another yellow :D

Yeh the leave early is god if u can do it. Takes me 10mins too. South perth to south street. Friday if i leave at 5 it takes me liek 30-40mins with all teh fools on Mt henry

Paul, my ex lost his license 9 times - he got a print out from the police dept in east perth one day just for a laugh - it read like a novel - ive been in many a hairy situation with him driving - but its what makes u feel alive are close calls. My take on it anyway - takes a bit to scare me and i trust your skills :D

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