Geeks get themselves into trouble when they try and come up with ideas for how to make things better.
Geeks get themselves into trouble when they try and come up with ideas for how to make things better.
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This is an older BLFI – originally performed right after Kick Ass came out.
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Tom Franck asks cosplayers at Anime Expo 2011 how they get in shape for conventions.
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The San Diego Comic-Con gets criticism for going to corporate, but let’s face it, it’s still awesome!
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Despite the economy, high end geek collectibles continue to escalate in price. Let’s face it, geek collectors are wise!
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This was originally written as a blog post.
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Originally performed at “Comics and Comics” at Meltdown Comics.
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In regards to the “Poochie” story in “The Simpsons,” my attitude has always been “Best…Episode…Ever.” So many classic lines and jokes and the story says so much about showbusiness, specifically children’s showbiz. If I have a complaint about the episode it’s the idea that the Poochie character would be universally rejected by the we-know-you-are-trying-to-play-us public. Poochies exist in our world and connect with everyone from adults (The Matrix) to tween girls (The Princess Diaries) who respond with enthusiam to “attitude” of these creations. Indeed, nothing gets across the notion that “this isn’t your parents… whatever” than a pair of sunglasses. The “Who’s Your Daddy?” posters for the Smurfs movie are just one recent example of this.
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Originally performed on the convention floor at Comic-Con.
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