Well kiddies, as you know, today was the Overclockers Australia X-mas bbq.

This morning I got up at around 7, stumbled into the kitchen and packed up all the cookies and whatnot I’d baked for, Mark, Janice and shopping trolley picked me up at 9:30- and we were on our adventure to Happy Valley Park. Of course, as always happens with the female navigation system, we got lost. Only a little lost thankfully, and we eventually made it to the meeting point. When I got out of the car and unzipped my jacket, i realised my shirt was seethrough (thanks for forewarning everyone ashmole ) and kept the jacket on for the rest of the day (until bowling, but it was dark there).

And so the nerds settled in to their temporary home, and we started socialising in a nerdy kind of way, kicking around a soccer ball (in a nerdy kind of way) and we eventually ate, and sat around playing cards. Of course, as we did so, the slightly annoying smattering of rain became an extremely annoying onslaught of death liquid and completely ruined our game of cards.

Of course, this happened over 4-5 hours, I just condensed it a lot. As the rain became unbearable, we departed, and I jumped in chris’ car. We were off, cruising down the highway at insane speeds such as 40km/h! I think we broke 60 at some point, but don’t quote me, I don’t want to sound like some kind of crazy speedy mc speeder speederson-person. Anyways, back on topic… Chris recieved a message from the god-like sabretooth, demanding our presence at bowling. Of course, being the crazy party animals we are, we obliged, and went bowling. Go team bowling! When we arrived we found Geoff (aka god-like sabretooth), Leesa (everyone’s favourite biatch), Mark, Janice and Shopping Trolley, and we all bowled like it was 1999.

In the bowling alley stood a lone figure, and his name was skill-tester. The boys spent at least $20 (in total, not each) trying to out e-penis each other and win a prize. Chris won a santa, which he gave to me when he dropped me off ^_^. I was so pleased!

I’ve put him on my desk chris, he has a good home.