Re: [SOTP] MST3K Alums and "Furry" Cons.

On Wed, 3 Dec 2003, The Midnight Rambler wrote:
> "Doug Elrod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >  [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Fory-san) wrote:
> >
> > > >Portal of evil and Something Awful have been taking potshots at furries
> > > >for a long time. (I guess making fun of Trekkies is passe now?) S.A.
> has
> > > >a bad habit of stealing other people's convention photos and
> > > >photoshopping them to suit their puprposes.
> > >
> > > I know several cosplayers (people who dress up in anime costumes) have
> > > actually
> > > threatened to sue the makers of the site because they've taken photos of
> > > their
> > > personal property. Personally, I wouldn't go that far but I can see why
> > > they'd
> > > be angry about it. Anyway, I'm happy to admit that I'm a geek. I love
> anime,
> > > Star Trek, SF, SCA, MST3K, horror, fantasy, and furrydom. They've all
> > > affected
> > > my desires to do what I want to (that is, being a big wig in the
> animation
> > > and
> > > film industry). ^.^v
> >
> > Which brings up the issue of "What's up with Lidsville fandom"?
> >
> > -Doug Elrod ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> >   shudders to think that there might be such a thing :-)
> 
> You name it, there's a fandom for it. If I've learned anything, it's that.
> No series too small, no variation too strange.

I went out for Halloween as a Lidsville hat once...(kind of a top hat made
out of a cardboard box and bristol board, but you get the idea).

swac
Who just the other day met a girl who dressed up as Sigmund (as in "and
the Sea Monsters"). Kismet!