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Wednesday — July 23rd, 2008

San Diego Comic Con - Preparations

It is true. I didn’t buy tickets this year. I had planned on attending Saturday, one of the two days that our very own Gilgrim would be signing, but left it too long and, alas, that day was sold out by the time I got around to it.

I’m going to make a sad admission…I’ve never been to the San Diego Comic Convention. Every year, it seems, I make plans (or tentative plans) to attend at least one day, and every year I don’t go.

I really have no clue what my problem is.

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Tags: Cemeterians, Clarion, gilgrim, Neil Gaiman, Plans that never materialize, San Diego Comic Con, Stalking | 7 Comments ^
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The time is coming

July 23rd, 2008

It’s almost time…

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Another (less visual) Announcement

July 23rd, 2008

The last announcement, I think we can all agree, befitted the use of “comic” as a way of making said announcement. This one here, the one I’m about to, ahem, announce, isn’t so befitting…

Hell, maybe it is. I certainly see that the new circumstance I will soon find myself in is one ripe with the fruits that can be plundered by a comic.

Can I draw this out any longer without actually revealing what it is I’m alluding to? Probably…

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Tags: Education of future generations, Part time work needed | 7 Comments ^

Quotes to pass the time.

July 22nd, 2008

Mojo posted a piece today about literary quotes as tattoos that got me thinking. Rather than literary quotes, wouldn’t random movie references be a better thing to display on oneself in this, the post-post-modern era?

For your consideration…

KILIAN’S CAVERNOUS CAVALCADE OF CONSPICUOUSLY INEFFECTUAL FILM QUOTATIONS!

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OK, who’s trying to annoy me?

July 18th, 2008

I can’t believe that this is merely a coincidence after this post and then this comment string.

OK, who\'s having fun?

Don’t you people have better things to do then try and annoy me in round about ways? Actually, now that I think about it, I wouldn’t have anything much better to do then annoy myself if I could do such a thing…

Please disregard this complaint.

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They’ve Shut Down My Database…

July 17th, 2008

Well, they haven’t shut it down…there’s some system upgrade going on here at work so I can’t get into it for a bit. In my boredom I decided to put up a new poll because I’m coy like that.

Get your vote on here…

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