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Hexus booth savagely defaced again

IDF Hexed 2: The Second Coming

By Charlie Demerjian in San Francisco

Thu Sep 28 2006, 03:44

HEXUS HAS THE worst luck. Those poor souls at the site must have someone after them.

The vandals struck again at IDF. This time, Theo and I caught the blaggard in the act, and we confronted him.

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After a brief fight, with Intel security cheering us on, he managed to slip away. To prevent a repeat of this unruly behaviour, we stood guard for a bit in case he came back. Word. µ

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