I had a $25 Amazon giftcard anyway, so I don't feel guilty. I had heard of this before, but didn't know anything about it. Sounds right up my alley. Thanks for the suggestion!

I'm thinking that maaaaaaybe in 300 years, cons will take place somewhere else. Preferably space. Because that would be fucking awesome.

I recently got back from my third Harry Potter con and had a bit of a lackluster experience. I've been thinking about why that happened, because the first two cons were so amazing they changed my life. Here's my theory about what makes a good con and what makes a bad or not so good one:

This (where the goat's leg plops down on the roof of the Jeep and the girl looks up in horror to see the T-Rex. I couldn't watch that part for years) :

Who pays these writers???????

Firstly, as someone who just attended LeakyCon Portland, the largest Harry Potter convention ever held (at more than 5,000 attendees), which took place almost seven years after the release of the final book and two years after the last movie, with a second LeakyCon taking place in London in early August with an even…

Dude, whoa.

Nah, definitely she; I'm a grrrrrrrl.

I think that's pretty fascinating.

Well, no one exactly lets their dog wander around for miles off leash, unless it's at a farm or something. If people DID do that, then it would be interesting to see what pups get up to.

Kudos for her getting involved in the film, but, oh DEAR, she is not a redhead. Nope.

For #7 you could also say Avatar. In some ways the Avatar is similar to a power suit in that a human inhabits an extremely powerful external body.

"Future long-duration missions could carry their own 3D printers into space, to print out broken parts immediately."

Guys, guys, I SWAIRE, shit will get even more real in the next episode. The Lannisters are about to get their comeuppance. Heheheheh......!

I just have to say, this was worse for me when I read it. I have blanked out most of what occurred in the written scene because it was so horrendous. It was from Catelyn's POV, and the last sentence is her getting her throat sliced open. And you get to be inside her head when she sees her firstborn son die. Just…

Wow, that's just.... that's just really gross. Moldy bread as fine art. Next thing you know they'll be using vomit. Oh wait. They already did.

OMG YES

That was adorable. There wasn't too much of a storyline, but the whole thing worked together with smooth coherence. It almost looked hand drawn (maybe it was...?!). Very cool.

Well, then you risk the chance of dying in an earthquake, landslide, mudslide, tsunami (if you live on the coast), infections from mold, infections from bad meat or other rotten food, falling down the stairs, falling down in the shower, electrocuting yourself, house fire, or getting in the way of a house robbery, or…

Oh man, it got taken down..... Anyone have another link?