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Wednesday, February 16, 2000

Hi and welcome to the new GibSlaughter #4 Website, revised as the other one was created in 5 seconds just for contact information. Tonight we released the photo's of the lan, and hopefully some of you took some demos that we can upload to the Demo's page. Contact me (Ches 543227) to get the files sent in.

Created a new forum at Gamers.com for this GibSlaughter and future GibSlaughter Lans.
If you are already signed up for a Gamers.com message board, it will use your current account, otherwise, you'll need to sign up for it. 
Msg me (ches) on ICQ 543227 ; include your username that you used to sign up for the board so that I can setup your VIP status (People who attended a GibSlaughter lan only). Moderator status will go to those who have held a GibSlaughter lan, and we'll see how things go in setting up other things for it. I dare say that the only times we'll use the board are for planning of future lans and discussing past lans. If you want to check out the Old Message Board, it can still be found here.

Venue Details:
Date:         5th February 2000
Address:    278 Ferntree-Gully Rd, Mt Waverly (Factory 5)
Time:         2:30pm - Dawn
Details:      TeamFortress, CounterStrike, Quake3, Unreal Tournament, etc
Organisers: DrDeath (10365882) and Spoose (6016085)

Confirmed List as of February 3rd 2000
[kwk]jester, [kwk]executioner, [te]vec, [xf]buckwheat, [te] veg=vomit god, [kwk]lozza, CptCadaver, Kevsta
[tcu]mordy, callan, cadash, ches, [te]sheol, [th]spoose, [th]seal, darknight, [tcu[leviath, [su]drdeath
[su]chewy, [te]tigs, [te]phat, 007 + friend, hattrick, [te]elemental, [th]purge, gazza, [fx]rooster, [pnp]Digital.jedi
[th]morgana

(crossed out are those that didn't end up attending, please update me if you attended the lan)

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