Comments | csinman: Grants Pass party, my book haul, and monkey underwear

csinman

Grants Pass party, my book haul, and monkey underwear

Aug 25, 2009 12:45

(I lj-cut some of this, but my favorite photos are exposed for your viewing revulsion.)

Saturday began with a 9 a.m. trip to mikigarrison's house. We had lunch at Red Robin, and were seated outside--which I hypothesized was because they knew they were going to end up kicking us out anyway, so they might as well serve out there to begin with. And Miki saved ( Read more... )

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calendula_witch August 25 2009, 20:27:49 UTC

Thanks for coming!

Um. To the reading. And dinner.

csinman August 26 2009, 06:43:13 UTC

Thanks for giving me an occasion to come. To.

buymeaclue August 25 2009, 23:31:21 UTC

That _is_ a cool shirt.

csinman August 26 2009, 06:38:18 UTC

It gets cooler when I tell you that it wasn't more than $3 at Goodwill! :D

mcjulie August 26 2009, 02:36:42 UTC

That clown is uniquely horrifying. I mean, seriously, the demented John Wayne Gacy clown face is bad enough but then
**!!!HIS BODY HAS BECOME MUTATED INTO SOME KIND OF SLED!!!*** Or whatever the hell that is. WHAT THE HELL IS IT?

I can see I really missed out.

csinman August 26 2009, 06:42:32 UTC

I thought its butt was a bunny head. Eventually, criada figured out that there was a ball tucked between its butt and its ankles. Its knees are just bent so its legs come back up.

OR IT HAS A RABBIT-ASSED SLED BODY. It's not like we can prove it either way.

xxprincexx August 27 2009, 01:24:46 UTC

God that octopus XD I would have bought it too

skellington1 August 31 2009, 23:50:47 UTC

I had to look up the anthology, since I'm not up on my horror lit new or old, and it's GRANTS PASS. Grants Pass, the town who's motto (or excuse) is "It's the climate!"* and the climate is six months of fog. The town my rogue-valley based family call Grants Pants, or occasionally Grants Ass. I never knew anyone did anything in Grants Pass but stop for gasoline, coffee, and getting rid of used coffee.

*I live in Olympia (It's the water!) so I totally know about this technique.