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[GasBandit]

Spoilsports.

And really, what would we do? Stand by a fence drinking beer and saying "yup?"

 

[Sparhawk]

And really, what would we do? Stand by a fence drinking beer and saying "yup?"

Well, a Coke or Dr Pepper for me, but...

Yup.

 

[GasBandit]

 

[Celt Z]

And really, what would we do? Stand by a fence drinking beer and saying "yup?"

Well, yeah. What else is there?

EDIT: Hell, I'd just be happy to see you guys recreate that clip.

 

[GasBandit]

I guess we could meet up in Houston and go to Dave and Busters or something.

Or, uh... I dunno. There's stuff to do in Texas, honest! We're just old, curmudgeonly, and out of shape!

 

[PatrThom]

It's like a Sierra On-Line version.

--Patrick

 

[Celt Z]

There's stuff to do in Texas, honest! We're just old, curmudgeonly, and out of shape!

I firmly stand by my previous statements.

 

[Dei]

I went in the vicinity of the Spring Break area of Texas this summer, and there was plenty to do. Most of Texas is empty with pockets of nearly dead small towns though, if driving through it for 14 straight hours taught me anything.

 

[sixpackshaker]

I went in the vicinity of the Spring Break area of Texas this summer, and there was plenty to do. Most of Texas is empty with pockets of nearly dead small towns though, if driving through it for 14 straight hours taught me anything.

Just reminded me of one of my favorite songs...

 

[GasBandit]

I went in the vicinity of the Spring Break area of Texas this summer, and there was plenty to do. Most of Texas is empty with pockets of nearly dead small towns though, if driving through it for 14 straight hours taught me anything.

You drove through the panhandle. That's your own damn fault. Granted, it made the trip faster than if you had gone through DFW and then down 35 or something crazy like that.

 

[Sparhawk]

I went in the vicinity of the Spring Break area of Texas this summer, and there was plenty to do. Most of Texas is empty with pockets of nearly dead small towns though, if driving through it for 14 straight hours taught me anything.

You drove west of Austin/San Antonio? There is NOTHING out there but space. East of A/SA is where all the people are.

 

[GasBandit]

You drove west of Austin/San Antonio? There is NOTHING out there but space. East of A/SA is where all the people are.

Problem is, it's not the shortest route between Colorado and Corpus Christi.

 

[Dei]

I drove through San Antonio. Those highway interchanges are terrifying.

 

[Sparhawk]

I drove through San Antonio. Those highway interchanges are terrifying.

They're not so bad if you drive over them at the same speed as everyone else.

The north end of San Antonio is a horrible mess of road construction, big rigs, and bad drivers.

 

[Tinwhistler]

This was my view yesterday:


Cindy and I went to the Shenandoah caverns yesterday. 1 hour of walking under ground in a vaguely Cthulian environment.



And another pic of her, because she's the better looking of the two of us.

 

[PatrThom]

She looks like she's about to tell the happiest ghost stories.

--Patrick

 

[IronBrig4]

This isn't a particularly good photo. I'm leaning forward so my head looks huge. But that's what I'm going as for Halloween. And you can't see from this angle but I'm wearing a thigh holster too. One batch, two batch, penny and dime.

 

[Tinwhistler]

I'm not the only goober to dress up for work...whee!


Me, Deadpool, Edward Snowden, and Dread Pirate Courtney

(I should note that this is the first time that outfit has fit me in like 10 years)

 

[Adam]

To be fair, the TRex was a horrible idea for an office costume.

 

[Celt Z]

That T-Rex looks so sad when it's going into the office, like it's lost it's will to live.

Go with your instincts, Rex. Modern cubical life is what really killed the dinosaurs.

 

[Denbrought]

To be fair, the TRex was a horrible idea for an office costume.

Booth next to me at Agamacon had a staffer dressed in that costume for half the convention, it's amazing.

 

[Adam]

The cold, dead eyes of a cubicle monster.

 

[Dave]

How hot was it in there?

 

[Adam]

How hot was it in there?

There's a fan that keeps me inflated, but it's still very, very warm. I'm tempted to stand outside in the rain in order to stay cool.

 

[Dave]

There's a fan that keeps me inflated, but it's still very, very warm. I'm tempted to stand outside in the rain in order to stay cool.

Those fans don't do shit. I used to be a mascot and those fans were noisy but ineffective. Kind of like me!

 

[Mathias]

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[PatrThom]

I love how, no matter where you go, any place that sells motorcycles will have that same carpet.

--Patrick

 

[Mathias]

Haha. "Confetti Throwup"

 

[Squidleybits]

Too cute!! I couldn't resist.

 

[Ravenpoe]

I love how, no matter where you go, any place that sells motorcycles will have that same carpet.

--Patrick

Any place that sells guitars, too

 

[Denbrought]

Cabaret at the Fox Theater. My wife was a designer on our university's recent run of it, and we both love the Broadway show tape. This run was based on that one, it was fantastic (though of course it was missing that Alan Cummings touch).

 

[IronBrig4]

There were four cast members from Stranger Things at the Brazos Valley Comic Con this past weekend. Here I am with Mr. Clarke.

And with Baby from Supernatural.

 

[Squidleybits]

I Pink

 

[Emrys]

I Pink

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Love the hair.

 

[Squidleybits]

Thanks!!