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Thursday, the 2nd of August. Assembly 2001 has started, and this is how it looks in the
loading door entrance. The queue moves very slowly. Everybody had to be explored for possible
booze, smuggling and arms. It means that everybody had to drop and open all their luggage
in ground to be explored.
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An another queue is at main entrance door.
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C-64 sceners: Jzu and Wolfie.
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C-64 scener: Geel.
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A picture from big hall. The party has begun recently, the lights are still on
and people are carrying stuff to the place. Most of the tables are still empty.
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There was a 24h food support by Carroll's, Pizza hut and other places where to get food at the partyplace.
Just like earlier Assembly's.
Their food were just busy-paste and junk food... pizza, fries, pepsi and burgers, that's all.
I don't even try to count how much they sold...
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C-64 scener: Britelite/Dekadence :)
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C-64 sceners: TNT and Grue/Beyond Force
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C-64 sceners: Britelite/Dekadence, SounDemoN/Dekadence and Jammic checking some demo
effects and copying stuff on my 64. Jammic made his first compotune for
Oldskool music compo. This time there were no Amigas or PC's allowed in Oldskool compos,
only 8-bit machines!
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This time the Assembly oldskool area has moved one floor up. Now there was a Game heaven at
1st floor.
The Oldskool area was mainly fed up by PC's, not much C-64's or Amigas at all. Still, there
were an Alternative zone in a hall, there were some more 8-bit computers. (Not in a picture...)
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A bar desk at the Oldskool area =) Unfortunately it is closed...
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