Google Groups no longer supports new Usenet posts or subscriptions. Historical content remains viewable.
Dismiss
Syndicon '97 Pin
13 views
Skip to first unread message
Jessi
Oct 13, 2011, 2:03:24 AM10/13/11
to
I just found my ATH pin from Syndicon '97 hiding behind a filing
cabinet. NO idea where it was before it snuck behind the cabinet, but
there you go.
cabinet. NO idea where it was before it snuck behind the cabinet, but
there you go.
Edgar Governo
Oct 14, 2011, 12:56:50 PM10/14/11
to
Jessi <lboos...@gmail.com> wrote:
Either way, it certainly sounds like a welcome, if mysterious,
surprise. :)
A while back, I came across my notes from Legacy 2000, written down
quickly for a con report that never materialised, so I can understand
how you feel...
That period (1997-2001) was such a great time to be a Highlander fan,
wasn't it? I miss having the option of attending Highlander-specific
events, and it would be nice if the franchise/fandom could experience
a resurgence.
Edgar Governo
Historian of Things That Never Were
http://www.mts.net/~arphaxad/history.html
You can also visit my homepage:
http://www.mts.net/~arphaxad
Personal email is encouraged, as always.
none Morty Abzug
Oct 15, 2011, 3:02:16 PM10/15/11
to
In article <k7qg97ht605qrar9g...@4ax.com>,
"Edgar Governo " <arph...@TAKEOUTmts.net> spake thusly:
> That period (1997-2001) was such a great time to be a Highlander
> fan, wasn't it? I miss having the option of attending
> Highlander-specific events, and it would be nice if the
> franchise/fandom could experience a resurgence.
I think it eventually will. The concept was so brilliant, it can't
stay dead. We will eventually see a remake and/or new series. It's
just a matter of when.
- Morty
"Edgar Governo " <arph...@TAKEOUTmts.net> spake thusly:
> That period (1997-2001) was such a great time to be a Highlander
> fan, wasn't it? I miss having the option of attending
> Highlander-specific events, and it would be nice if the
> franchise/fandom could experience a resurgence.
stay dead. We will eventually see a remake and/or new series. It's
just a matter of when.
- Morty
Dave Nielsen
Oct 15, 2011, 10:00:24 PM10/15/11
to
On Oct 15, 3:02 pm, morty@red-sonja.(none) (Morty Abzug) wrote:
> In article <k7qg97ht605qrar9gj5ecaru1pkhq1b...@4ax.com>,
> "Edgar Governo " <arpha...@TAKEOUTmts.net> spake thusly:
That's the main reason it hasn't revived yet.
> In article <k7qg97ht605qrar9gj5ecaru1pkhq1b...@4ax.com>,
> "Edgar Governo " <arpha...@TAKEOUTmts.net> spake thusly:
>
> > That period (1997-2001) was such a great time to be a Highlander
> > fan, wasn't it? I miss having the option of attending
> > Highlander-specific events, and it would be nice if the
> > franchise/fandom could experience a resurgence.
>
> I think it eventually will. The concept was so brilliant, it can't
> stay dead. We will eventually see a remake and/or new series. It's
> just a matter of when.
>
> - Morty
It would be nice if the next movie or TV series didn't suck, though.
> > That period (1997-2001) was such a great time to be a Highlander
> > fan, wasn't it? I miss having the option of attending
> > Highlander-specific events, and it would be nice if the
> > franchise/fandom could experience a resurgence.
>
> I think it eventually will. The concept was so brilliant, it can't
> stay dead. We will eventually see a remake and/or new series. It's
> just a matter of when.
>
> - Morty
That's the main reason it hasn't revived yet.
0 new messages