When you look at these pictures, you’ll notice a difference from the pictures taken in earlier years: They show a lot more PG’s, and a lot less delegates. The reason is obvious: I was a PG at this GTG, and it is a completely different life you get to live as a PG: Different rhythm of sleep (OK, so I lied - you do get some sleep, occasionally...), be at a certain work station instead of being part of all the programme, and, well, stay with PG’s and the OC a bit more than stay with the delegates. Which is a bit sad on the one hand, but nice on the other: The PG’s are really no bad guys after all. They certainly aren’t boring or anything; if they appear slightly strained occasionally it is merely because that’s just what they are. Anyone who has ever organized an event for a couple of hundred people will know why. It’s amazing how many things can go wrong, and can still be fixed. Cool. I’ll be there again next year, for sure.

Altogether at GTG 1998	Another reunion of GTGers of earlier years - here Frank and Pia	This is what you didn’t get to see in the first picture	Frank	Pia
Kim and Susi	Barbara	Monica	Henrik	Barbara
Susi and Kim		Camilla
				Beer race
Beer race	Beer race	Beer race	Bartenders	Yet another bar tender...
Jorge	Alan		Bikes like this one can be borrowed all over Copenhagen, just like shopping carts in a supermarket	Official dinner
Italian strip-tease	Italian strip-tease		She is a princess	This is how we party!
	This, too, is how we party	Monica!		left: Camilla
Susi	pHister			DJ
Casper and Morten (MoK), OCP			This is how a princess ends up...
Hang the DJ!		Karin	OK, here’s the hat, but where’s Jorge?	Yet another T-Shirt