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I doubt this is the right place to ask but where is? :)
Anyway, I'm looking for a roommate during YAPC::Eu. toadi can't make it and I'm therefor forced to look for someone else to split the costs of a double hotelroom with. Just for the record: I'm male, 24, non-smoker and a geek (but I dont do energy drinks). I dont HAVE a creditcard but I can USE one if needed. This is all rather urgent so plz plz dont hesitate :) I check my mail about 200 times a day so mailing me is best.
Oki, show's over! nothing to see here :) I found a roommate. I'll be sharing a hotelroom with domm.

Greetz
Beatnik
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In reply to Re: YAPC::Europe::Munich - official hotel reservations reminder by Beatnik
in thread YAPC::Europe::Munich - official hotel reservations reminder by neophyte

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