Since I am printing up some nifty little promotional cards to put on the "free stuff" tables at Middle Tennessee Anime Convention as we speak, I figured I'd mention something about it. Yes, it's been a while since we've posted. Maybe that will change. Actually, The Chef will probably write a bitter old-school otaku review like he did for AWA.
Anyway, I figured I might want to say something for those of you who accidentally pick up a card (because you really meant to grab the one advertising free yaoi) and even more accidentally type the URL in to your browser when you get back to your hotel room.
If you happen to see us at the con, feel free to say hi. I'm going to be the guy dressed as Jin from Samurai Champloo... sorta like this only hopefully better this time around. You see the guy in the Soup of the Day photo? Assuming The Chef doesn't change it, that's me.
The Chef is going to be dressed like Wash from Firefly. Well, not really, but he does have a penchant for loud Hawaiian shirts and playing with action figures, so it kinda counts. (He did threaten at one point to dress in a suit and hand out Roboreaganology tracts, but sadly I think he's chickening out on that.)
The Sommelier will probably be the guy ogling some underaged schoolgirl cosplayers. I wish I was joking about this.
The Busboy will not be dressed up, but he will probably be accompanied by a White Mage who procrastinates 'til the last minute to finish her costume. (At least she painted it so that it doesn't look like that other type of white robe anymore.)
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The Chef
I deny this.
The Chef
Also...
The Maitre d'
What?
And allow me to quote your review, from the section entitled "Attack of the Invasion of the Revenge of the Return of Narutards":
"It's a given that at any sort of convention, especially an anime convention, the current hot property will be plastered all over the place. In this case, it involved hordes of teenagers wearing headbands and orange jumpsuits that made them look like escaped convicts. I think a shirt I saw at one of the booths in the dealers' room said it best: wearing a headband doesn't make you a ninja. Needless to say, I think that any fan community who willingly refer to themselves as 'Narutards' would have a hard time being taken seriously under the best of circumstances. There was no escaping them.
That doesn't mean, of course, that I like to bash Naruto or any other 'new' show. My taste in anime fossilized sometime in the mid-90s, so perhaps it'd be best to not take my opinion too seriously. The Chef is a bitter, bitter old man."
And that's just from one section on the first page. I rest my case.
The Chef
You're misinterpreting the facts.
Everything I write is bitter; you implied that the aforementioned article was more bitter than usual.
reaperman
I glad...
The Maitre d'
"I glad?"
The Maitre d'
The suit and the tracts
The Chef
Why don't you just admit it?
The Maitre d'
That's silly
The Maitre d'
Actually...
I will admit to suggesting that you pass out Roboreaganology tracts whilst cosplaying as The Chef and picketing the Monroe County School Board. That is brilliance, and I am only too happy to claim it.
The Chef
So you now admit it.
The Busboy
Just for the record ...
The Chef
Also for the record...
The Busboy
Now, without further adieu
reaperman