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nah was just playing Bejewelled on messenger with Boxhead .... oh banned one.

back now .... hey Denver .... peelies are private collection only .... you'll have to come over to see those :P

oh denver some fool ran a red light n smashed my car up this morning:(

still driveable ..... front spoiler still hanging on for its dear life at least ..... no bonnet damage just spoiler damage i'll be greatful for .... prick drove off n left me there tho *spits on him*

yep ... got his rego .... i just went into shock .... that was the worst thing that happened to me ..... left my car in the middle of a sidestreet and i started pacing up n down it trying to phone people who were asking me where i was but i had no clue i told each one of them a different suburb and i drive there everyday!!

its funny looking back ..... a taste of what i'll be like in my old age when i start losing my mind :P

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