What was your best experience of the year?

[BlackCatWhiteCat]

Hands down without a doubt in total and complete totality it was RIFFTRAX: LIVE in SAN DIEGO.

No amount of words could describe my fangirl puddle of goo. EVEN better was the fact that I procured tickets immediately upon receiving the Rifftrax update e-mail, notifying me that these guys would be appearing mere minutes within my vicinity. I had third row seats and could see the wrinkles on their FACES I was so close.

Oh how I loathe myself for not buying Comic Con tickets and therefore being able to meet and greet with them. *sigh*

I still get a massive grin EVERY time I think about the experience. I really want to know what has done that for you fellow mutant-lovers so far this year.


And on that note: AAAWWWW.....no one wants to play with me!

[TheLuckyOne]

At present, I would say it was when Lady Luck woke me up at 2:30 AM with an excited grin on her face to tell me she'd just taken a pregnancy test and it was positive.

However, I'm expecting that moment to be eclipsed sometime in late October.

-D

[BlackCatWhiteCat]

Aug 14, 2008 8:09:13 GMT -5 TheLuckyOne said:

At present, I would say it was when Lady Luck woke me up at 2:30 AM with an excited grin on her face to tell me she'd just taken a pregnancy test and it was positive.

However, I'm expecting that moment to be eclipsed sometime in late October.

-D

*gooshy face* AAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWW

I said before and I'll say it again: Congratulations!!

[TheLuckyOne]

Uh, wow. Can I now just add that watching the men's 100m butterfly was a damn close second? I mean... holy crap. I have not the words.

-D

[Rett Mikhal]

Quitting my job at Nuvera Fuel Cells.

FYI I've replaced a favorite expletive of mine with the name. "WHAT THE NUVERA FUEL CELL?!"

[orangejesus]

Um, witnessing a live Project Chanology protest outside of a Scientology center a couple of days ago was fun (though the Grand Canyon may have beat it out--not sure yet. . .). I almost always enjoy being around protesters (or is it protestors?), regardless of their goals.

However, I did wonder if the V for Vendetta masks were really an appropriate means of rallying the masses-- validating domestic terrorism in response to perceived religious brainwashing? I don't get it, but as Bill Hicks once said, "Pro-lifers murdering people?. . . Heh heh heh heh."