I probably should have planned my trip to the Fan Expo before last night. Still, had a great time in T.O. today with my sons.
Sunday Update: It sounds like Dan had a similar experience, but he, at least, got in. Ours wasn't a totally wasted trip, I introduced my younger son to the joys of Bakka Phoenix Books (number one son has been before). He came away with a really nice Phillip K. Dick collection.
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My friends, love is better than anger. Hope is better than fear. Optimism is better than despair. So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we'll change the world. Jack Layton
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Saturday, August 29, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
BSG Fix
To "lighten" the mood. For Dan, who told me he would never watch last week's episode of BSG again, a tidbit from Ron Moore:
Update: Just to be clear. Dan still loves the show, but the darkness of last week's episode was soul ripping. Recommend this Post
My attitude was pretty much, “Look, we’re in the last chapter here. Anyone who’s come this far and doesn’t want to watch the rest -- they’re a minority at best.” People are going to want to see how this turns out. And yeah, this is a very dark chapter. This may not even be the darkest chapter.Oh and who nuked the Earth? I predict it was BSG.
Update: Just to be clear. Dan still loves the show, but the darkness of last week's episode was soul ripping. Recommend this Post
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
When Koloth Drove A Big Rig
Here is a blast from my past. This goes out to my friend Dan. Here is a show I was watching when Dr. Who wasn't on. It stared William Campbell, better known as Koloth.
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Monday, June 02, 2008
News About Spin (The Good Kind Not The Political Kind)
Oh boy, this is great news. My favorite science fiction writer (and the best writer of the genre Canada has ever produced), Robert Charles Wilson, has finally hit the super big time. His book, Spin, in which the Earth is wrapped in a time altering membrane by a mysterious alien race, for mysterious alien reasons, is being turned into a movie. I am so happy that one of Wilson's works is getting this treatment. It will hopefully expand his readership beyond geeks like me. If anyone deserves this success, it is RCW.
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