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indeedy i did :D

hmmm now im going to try to install these myself - dont laugh im serious - its a huge job but the satisfaction i get when i spend half a day thoroughly stuff it up throw a tanty and get my dad to do the rest will be rather rewarding hahaha

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hello boys nah back from perth - im suppose to be doing work but Dyls hasnt finalised anything yet - so just playing the waiting game - it'll be a steady pace then the rush to the finish line kinda thing! :D

See u boys are in dreamland hehe

saying stuff like that will jsut give me the will to suceed :D or get somebody else to do it and pretend i did it hahaa

A lot can happen in a year - u guys could have wives and babies by then and driving around in camry stationwagons *evil laugh*

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