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To: My back yard
Huh, sounds like an anime convention?

That would scare me. Conventions in general... I've never even been to a scifi con. There's a lot of weirdoes at those things.

Tell him to have fun!
18,353 posted on 01/29/2004 11:25:40 AM PST by JenB (yakusoku wa iranai)
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To: JenB; RosieCotton
Eh, Rose and I have been to a few cons, both SF and comic-book related. It was a lot of fun!

You know, Entmoot can be classified as a "con", in the classic sense: a group of friends with a shared interest getting together at a planned event. A private convention, rather than a public one.
18,362 posted on 01/29/2004 11:34:34 AM PST by Bear_in_RoseBear (It's a madhouse! A maaaadhouse!)
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To: JenB
Oh, Jen, hon, make time and go to a Star Trek or science fiction convention!

You don't have to go in costume! Just show up and take it alllll in!

I was ... hmmm ... 18 or 19? ... when I went to my first convention. Actually, I was a member of the San Antonio Star Trek Fan Club, and I worked the convention.

You experience your love of science fiction in a whole new and intellectual way at a con, hanging out with the like-minded and the completely weird ... often in the same person.

You should check out Confluence 2004, to be held July 23-25, 2004, in Pittsburgh. They're going to have a writing contest! Go check it out! http://trfn.clpgh.org

There'll be a lot of the younger set there, because a writing group for teenagers is having their convention at the same time and place!

It sounds like it was made for you!

18,622 posted on 01/30/2004 1:58:10 AM PST by Rose in RoseBear (HHD [ ... It sounds like a blast! ... ])
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