MTAC 2008 Photos: Day 1

Yeah.

Well, I had half a costume from Halloween and decided to go ahead and do it.

And I either do something well, or I don't do it at all. None of this doing stuff halfway crap for me.

What does it mean?

This is a good point. Why not just say "Bravo!"?

Are you too good for the letter "O?" Or do you not want that other "A" in the word to feel uncomfortable around "different" letters, so you have restrictions on the type of letters you allow into the word?

Thank you. :)

You know, at least SOMEONE thinks I am adorably nerdy.

And a theatre nerd is one of the best kinds to be, in my opinion. :P

As for you, dear brother. . . Hmph.

Theatre nerds are awesome. Everything is drama with them. Not only have they blurred the line between reality and drama, they've jumped up and down on it shouting "Brava!"

I forsee a problem.

Namely, that maybe 3% of any convention's attendees will know who the hell he is.

It's not a problem...

... for Chad, because he just wants to talk me (or whoever else he can convince) to embarrass them crap out of themselves. For the person doing it, yeah, it's a problem.

Of course, unless you went around screaming "IT DOESN'T EVEN COMPARE" and generally acting like an obnoxious, loud moron, you would just be that guy who has a costume he's obviously spent a lot of time on but no one can figure out who he is. (Yeah, you know the one I'm talking about, there's a couple at every con.)

It's that or...

Let's put it this way, Dylan. Which would you rather do: dress up as Johnny Turbo, or take off your pants and present an interpretive dance rendition of Battlefield Earth?

It's in your nature.

It's in your nature never to refuse.