"Gareb Shamus and Chris Ward are now Friends"

And now spinning on the wheels of steel...Funkmaster Denim!!!!!

Denim wrote:meh, it's a bit emberrasing, but I dj on Second Life. lol.

My wife does that as well. Second Life is her Panels on Pages.

Where does she dj at?

Denim wrote:Where does she dj at?

apparently, it's a secret

its on baby!

Ernie and Gareb Shamus are now friends. · Comment ·LikeUnlike

oh shit that is funny Knize. Thorin told me InQuest was pretty much shut down because of Shamus' IFC venture. I still want my cage match with him.

Finally read the blog, Chris. Fucking hilarious! I want in.

Well played.

^Perfect

potatojoe wrote:

If they decided to release scratch and sniff issues, it could be the greatest - or worst - thing ever.

Spat!
https://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/profile.php?id=574129461

With a drink in his hand, no less...

Man, looks like Gareb dosent want to be my friend no mo.

krpykrwly wrote:

While I'm in full support of messing with Gareb, I don't think it's the best idea to pick on other people that aren't Gareb.

The Virgil one was all good, I meant the Kris kid.

That Kris kid had it coming to him, jeff. You don't even know!

Heytherejeffro wrote:The Virgil one was all good, I meant the Kris kid.

The fact of the matter is, they didn't find that update as humorous as I did and I made sure to let them know.

PERIOD.

Mnemosis wrote:The Virgil one was all good, I meant the Kris kid.

Thank you!!

Looks like these prizes may be claimed after all! Keep it up!

And remember: Be Nice. Until it's time to not be nice.

I left my comment, then deleted him as a friend.

Pics or it didn't happen!!!

From Sean T. Collins

"Speaking of conventions, it seems pretty clear that the plan behind Wizard's relentless con expansion is to piggyback off the goodwill and audience interest generated by larger, better comic cons (the rebranding from "Wizard World" to "Comic Con" wasn't a coincidence), and then to piggyback again off the press generated by those shows among reporters who don't know any better (this LA Times article being a case in point), all through a series of local con-promoter proxies at minimal cost to Wizard proper. You, dedicated comics fans, are not the target, unless you're in a market that doesn't have recourse to those other shows, in which case the hope is that you'll grin and bear it."