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Was nothing special, they werent in bikinis I dropped in at about 1 on my way back from work and about the only skin on show was from one of their boyfriends or something gettin round with his top off, the girls were all in skirts or training gear. And as for the washing I sure hope they are really good cheerleaders because the are crap at car washing. Then again for $5 what do you expect

For the sake of fund raising, I'd expect them to being doing their damn hardest!  No dedication in the kids of today!!

Yeah, I konw what you mean.

But people would have turned up to a "bikini" carwash and because they've already driven out that far, they probably would have stayed even though they were wearing clothes......

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