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comic con was awesome as expected. i really wanted to go all 5 days tho , i missed a lot of stuff that i really wanted to catch. next year i swear to buy tickets in advance.
man, either the ladies stepped it up this year or i was just excreting pheromones from all the excitement
sensual smiles, shy glances, and real touchy-feely .
the popularity of the con has caused a surge of eye candy to appear. its a good thing.
i also noticed the absence of courtesy between the promoter giving away free stuff vs. the crowd. about 4 of 30 people i've herd say "thanks" or "thank you". I asked several people that were giving free stuff away about their day, all answered pretty honestly. "im having a not so good time."
however, the courtesy between people crowding and bumping into each other was more than i expected.
the only drawback was the small amount of time I had to really explore and experience comic con fully. I tried to pack everything in just 1 and a half days.
some big plusses were the amenities they were giving out- cushions to sit on, free drinks, practical stuff to use throughout the day, as well as discounts in the gas lamp district for food! had the chance to encounter some pleasant folks, see some celebrities and so on.
I doubt the Long Beach Con will surmount San Diego attendance wise, but i will be looking forward to it as well.
man, either the ladies stepped it up this year or i was just excreting pheromones from all the excitement
sensual smiles, shy glances, and real touchy-feely .
the popularity of the con has caused a surge of eye candy to appear. its a good thing.
i also noticed the absence of courtesy between the promoter giving away free stuff vs. the crowd. about 4 of 30 people i've herd say "thanks" or "thank you". I asked several people that were giving free stuff away about their day, all answered pretty honestly. "im having a not so good time."
however, the courtesy between people crowding and bumping into each other was more than i expected.
the only drawback was the small amount of time I had to really explore and experience comic con fully. I tried to pack everything in just 1 and a half days.
some big plusses were the amenities they were giving out- cushions to sit on, free drinks, practical stuff to use throughout the day, as well as discounts in the gas lamp district for food! had the chance to encounter some pleasant folks, see some celebrities and so on.
I doubt the Long Beach Con will surmount San Diego attendance wise, but i will be looking forward to it as well.