Gen Con 2009
We went to Gen Con but all I got was this pinched nerve.
It is in my left hip and is exactly where my pants and belt wind up resting when I sit. So I am trying to keep my body straight, while I have a job that involves sitting all day.
Lost and found was full of success and woe. The joys of reuniting someone with a lost item: the guy whose lost phone was in his backpack, the girl who we got to return $140 to, mixed in with the little girl with the pig who lost all her babysitting money. And badges... oh the badges. When a badge cost $78.00 and you can not do anything with out it, and we will not give you a copy... it sucks to lose it. If you ever lose your badge at Gen Con go to the nearest headquarters first, and then find out where they send the lost and found items. Even better yet, write "If Lost: (cell number)" on the badge so we can call you.
We reunited over a hundred people and items, had close to that still in the "reported lost", and about the same in the "found" box. One high tech item that was turned in I had the pleasure of being the only person to recognize. It was an Archos (http://www.archos.com/). Picture a double sized iPod Touch.
It is in my left hip and is exactly where my pants and belt wind up resting when I sit. So I am trying to keep my body straight, while I have a job that involves sitting all day.
Lost and found was full of success and woe. The joys of reuniting someone with a lost item: the guy whose lost phone was in his backpack, the girl who we got to return $140 to, mixed in with the little girl with the pig who lost all her babysitting money. And badges... oh the badges. When a badge cost $78.00 and you can not do anything with out it, and we will not give you a copy... it sucks to lose it. If you ever lose your badge at Gen Con go to the nearest headquarters first, and then find out where they send the lost and found items. Even better yet, write "If Lost: (cell number)" on the badge so we can call you.
We reunited over a hundred people and items, had close to that still in the "reported lost", and about the same in the "found" box. One high tech item that was turned in I had the pleasure of being the only person to recognize. It was an Archos (http://www.archos.com/). Picture a double sized iPod Touch.