[CSDb] - Scorpie/Fantastic 4 Cracking Group

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Scorpie

Currently member of :
Fantastic 4 Cracking Group (1-1991 -> ) [web]
Ex member of :
Bad Batch (1991 -> 1991), Crest, Manowar, Orion, Stardom, Transcom, Warriors of the Wasteland ( -> 1-1991) [web]
Functions :
Co-Organizer, Graphician, Mega Swapper, Modem Trader, Organizer, Papermag Editor
Founder of :
Bad Batch, Warriors of the Wasteland

Trivia :
I started on the C64 around '85-'86, after swapping a bit with some groups we decided to build WOW. We were growing and nearly did a coop with STARDOM .. during a WOW meeting I decided to join STARDOM together with some other members because we wanted to move on. We had a nice time in STM but at the STM-CRAZY party in Le Locle (Swissieland) STM splitted and we joined the new re-formed ORION. Because of some lame Dutch members we left and went over to Manowar. A bad choice as they were in some sort of wintersleep. Next group in line was CREST. I had met Goldrush and some others at the Le Locle party and we got along well. It was a great time in CREST, but being a megaswapper there wasn't much to do for me. At that time WOW was changing and needed some guidance so I rejoined to do some organising again. Due to other personal things I couldn't spend enough time to do a proper job and left. Off to F4CG teaming up with Solar and Kid ... the tough Belgian F4CG division. On a Venlo meeting the idea of forming a new group came up and with some oldies like Hobbit/MIRACLE DESIGNS, Kid/F4CG, Reset/TRANSCOM, Skywolf, ... and some others BAD BATCH came to life. We released a couple of cracks and after a week or 2 we re-joined our old groups ... being F4CG in my case. BAD BATCH was a kind of side-project just for fun. So since that day F4CG has been the place to be.
ps: Scorpie/Hoaxers ain't me, he just took my handle as he thought I left the scene. He was told to change his handle.

Country :
Belgium

Credits :

Attended :
X'96
Rainbow Party / Radwar Party VII
European Computer Trade Show Autumn 1992
Venlo Meeting August 1991
Venlo Meeting July 1991
Venlo Meeting June 1991
Venlo Meeting May 1991
Venlo Meeting April 1991
Venlo Meeting March 1991
Horizon Easterparty 1991
Venlo Meeting February 1991
Venlo Meeting January 1991
Crest/Pioneers/Guardian Angels meeting
European Computer Entertainment Show 1990
Venlo Meeting December 1990
Venlo Meeting November 1990
Venlo Meeting September 1990
Venlo Meeting August 1990
Venlo Meeting July 1990
Bergen Party 1990
Venlo Meeting June 1990
Venlo Meeting May 1990
Venlo Meeting April 1990
Venlo Meeting March 1990
Venlo Meeting February 1990
Venlo Meeting January 1990
Venlo Meeting December 1989
Solar + BlackMail party 1989
Venlo Meeting November 1989
Venlo Meeting September 1989
Venlo Meeting August 1989
Crazy + Stardom Copy-Party 1989
Venlo Meeting July 1989
Venlo Meeting June 1989
F4CG Party 89
Venlo Meeting May 1989
TGM Party
Venlo Meeting April 1989
Venlo Meeting March 1989
Venlo Meeting February 1989
Venlo Meeting January 1989
Venlo Meeting December 1988
Venlo Meeting November 1988
Venlo Meeting October 1988
Venlo Meeting September 1988
Venlo Meeting June 1988
Venlo Meeting April 1988
Venlo Meeting February 1988
Venlo Meeting January 1988
Venlo Meeting December 1987

User ratings :

As Co-Organizer:	awaiting 5 votes (5 left)
As Graphician:	awaiting 5 votes (4 left) See votestatistics
As Mega Swapper:	awaiting 5 votes (5 left)
As Modem Trader:	awaiting 5 votes (5 left)
As Organizer:	awaiting 5 votes (5 left)
As Papermag Editor:	awaiting 5 votes (5 left)

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