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OK.... its on again and I have booked us the hotel in Shepp for the upcoming DECA.

When: Fri 18 & Sat 19 March

Where: Tirana Motor Inn

Address: 33 -37 Wyndham St, Shepparton

Website: (if you wanna have a look) http://www.tiranamot...websyte.com.au/

Cost: $50 per person per night (if sharing)

$85 per night to have a single person in a room by themselves

If you would like a room, please let me know as soon as possible, they will want to release to the public whatever rooms we are not using in a few weeks.

I need to know:

* nights staying

* how many people

* what bed configurations you need (ie twin, double etc)

If you are coming by yourself, that's fine, just let me know and I will team you up with somebody else to share a room with.

Let me know here, by email, by PM or by phone.

The sooner you tell me, the easier you make it for me.

*** NOTE - if the hotel books out, preference will be given to those staying both nights.

Entries coming soon :D

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Bec

Ryan

Leon + Hayley & Paul, Luis and Tegan

Tim, Campbell, Femino, Mark + Johnny

Rossco (double)

Aaron barnes (single)

Juz + 1 (twin)

Wayne (single)

Anna (single)

Keiran + Jett

SteveO + 2 - triple

Daz + Lisa

Tony

Shane + 1 (double)

Juliette (single)

Gazelle + 1 (twin)

Ja

Fri only

Jakke

Srete

Ash + 1 (twin)

Sat only

Stagea Mick

Woop! I've been having withdrawals, and it's on my weekend off!!

I'll definitely be there Friday and Sat, but unsure who's coming with me so I'll update tomorrow.

P.S. I'll supply the Spirytus.

spirytus-vodka.jpg

Woop! I've been having withdrawals, and it's on my weekend off!!

I'll definitely be there Friday and Sat, but unsure who's coming with me so I'll update tomorrow.

P.S. I'll supply the Spirytus.

spirytus-vodka.jpg

LOL, so you weren't joking when you said you'd bring a bottle, good stuff, I know me and Mat have already agreed to have a shot each, anyone else game??

BTW Bec add a Johnny to our room :)

LOL, so you weren't joking when you said you'd bring a bottle, good stuff, I know me and Mat have already agreed to have a shot each, anyone else game??

BTW Bec add a Johnny to our room :)

My mum has like 3 bottles at home, its lethal shit.

Have 2 shots and you will be SMASHED

Ill try a shot as well.

Timmy - Ive decided we also need to have 1 ABC shot when we go out :D (and make Kieran try one)

List updated - keep em coming

Oh damn... and here i was thinking my ABC shot days were over after Campbell's...

Ill try a shot as well.

Timmy - Ive decided we also need to have 1 ABC shot when we go out :D (and make Kieran try one)

List updated - keep em coming

Oh damn... and here i was thinking my ABC shot days were over after Campbell's...

I don't remember the last time I did an ABC shot, but I was told I did one!

Call me naieve, but what is an ABC shot?

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