the canadian LAN

bLackOOOut

i was told there was one? montreal?


anyways me and a couple buddies were going to make a drive to go see a friend up at UNB bathurst on the 1st week of november weekend. 30 min drive from bathurst to quebec. anyone know how far of a drive it'll be from NB border to where ever this LAN is? there are a couple "internet thugs" who i want to see irl


ok thanks.

brutalambush

Montreal is 11 1/2 hours drive from New Brunswick. Have fun, Oh and gas is at $1.44 / L
Goggle Maps is free.

doop51

bLackOOOut wrote: »

i was told there was one? montreal?


anyways me and a couple buddies were going to make a drive to go see a friend up at UNB bathurst on the 1st week of november weekend. 30 min drive from bathurst to quebec. anyone know how far of a drive it'll be from NB border to where ever this LAN is? there are a couple "internet thugs" who i want to see irl


ok thanks.

http://www.wcgcanada.net/

and

https://maps.google.com/

you can do this, you're a big boy

bLackOOOut

doophwaiting wrote: »

http://www.wcgcanada.net/

and

https://maps.google.com/

you can do this, you're a big boy

false, im not a big boy.

why do it when some virgin would enjoy doing it for me?

bLackOOOut

brutalambush wrote: »

Montreal is 11 1/2 hours drive from New Brunswick. Have fun, Oh and gas is at $1.44 / L
Goggle Maps is free.

1.20 in nb .

throneofGod

the closest mirror is in montreal?

pauldean12

i live in montreal and idk there no LAN only in march the LAN ETS its for CS and other games

lamOPS

Arm wrestle me at lan

sLaNtkums

LAN is in a downtown complex/shopping mall, easily accessible by metro.

MizMittenz

sLaNtkums wrote: »

LAN is in a downtown complex/shopping mall, easily accessible by metro.

anyone driving from the west..COME GET ME

nativelion

throneofGod wrote: »

the closest mirror is in montreal?

Was waiting and imagining someone would post this. You're my hero for the day, thanks.

tastylime59g

bLackOOOut wrote: »

there are a couple "internet thugs" who i want to see irl

wizkaleefa

bLackOOOut wrote: »

i was told there was one? montreal?


anyways me and a couple buddies were going to make a drive to go see a friend up at UNB bathurst on the 1st week of november weekend. 30 min drive from bathurst to quebec. anyone know how far of a drive it'll be from NB border to where ever this LAN is? there are a couple "internet thugs" who i want to see irl


ok thanks.

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