Anime Expo 2008 - Alternate Vision . . .
Antonio E. Gonzalez
view, but might also be worth it . . . oh *hell* yeah I'm going!:
<http://www.anime-expo.org/2008/06/17/anime-expo%c2%ae-2008-alternates-your-vision/#more-197>
<http://preview.tinyurl.com/6k7zqv>
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Good God, about the only thing which *MIGHT* be worth doing is waiting
around to see what big-time shoe drops in the next week or two,
according to those in the blogosphere.
Mike
Doug Jacobs
> Absolutely zero regrets about being banned from this piece of shit.
Why? Because you'd feel somehow required to show up and attempt to
"enlighten" the staff with your infalliable judgements?
> Good God, about the only thing which *MIGHT* be worth doing is waiting
> around to see what big-time shoe drops in the next week or two,
> according to those in the blogosphere.
So...you not only like to watch/read about slo-mo car crashes, your entire
life revolves around WAITING for such disasters to happen?
That's a sad, sad little life you have there.
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And if absolute disaster doesn't come, then what?
Farix
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> darkstar7...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Absolutely zero regrets about being banned from this piece of shit.
>
> Why? Because you'd feel somehow required to show up and attempt to
> "enlighten" the staff with your infalliable judgements?
I wish it were that easy... *sarcasm*
I mean, the last two years, I'd been beginning to have serious
questions about wanting to go (so much so last year that I don't think
I even pre-regged until about a week before the show). This year,
just plain nothing that draws any real interest to me even if I could
go.
Tack on the unsafe situation, the incompetents running it, and fans
like you, I have no regrets about not only not going, but not being
allowed to.
> > Good God, about the only thing which *MIGHT* be worth doing is waiting
> > around to see what big-time shoe drops in the next week or two,
> > according to those in the blogosphere.
>
> So...you not only like to watch/read about slo-mo car crashes, your entire
> life revolves around WAITING for such disasters to happen?
Life *IS* a slo-mo car crash right now. (Speaking in general, not
specific to myself or anyone else.)
The anime industry, you can speed up the car crash a bit... I mean,
the only real reason to be an anime fan right now is either to rob the
anime companies blind or watch them go out of business because of
those who rob the anime companies blind.
Mike
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> And if absolute disaster doesn't come, then what?
Define "absolute disaster"... Methinks we're already *there* with
respect to anime.
Mike
Doug Jacobs
> And if absolute disaster doesn't come, then what?
Hahaha. This just put an odd image in my head:
Dateline, LA convention center, Downtown LA.
Onlookers were puzzled by a public display of oddly dressed people
supposedly from the nearby anime convention, holding hands with homeless
people, local business operators, security and police officers all singing
'Kum-by-yah', 'I Want To Teach The World To Sing', and other folk songs.
When asked what prompted the feel-good sing along, one person said something
about wanting to disappoint someone known only as Darkstar.
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If that were simply the cause of such an absurd display (not absurd on
the basis of that it wouldn't be good, absurd on the basis that it has
no realistic basis of ever happening...), I'd probably take it. :)
Mike