Or "Fanboys gone WILD!!!"
That's me in 2010, on a particular Friday night in Hollywood with a real life gangster, an Area 51 'grey' alien and a couple Star Trek fan girls in a hotel room... Long story
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CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
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That's me in 2010, on a particular Friday night in Hollywood with a real life gangster, an Area 51 'grey' alien and a couple Star Trek fan girls in a hotel room... Long story
Yes, this is what I heard about this project a few years ago. There was a big bru-ha-ha with the crew but I never knew the outcome. Here is a link to a letter from an attorney regarding the mismanagement:
https://www.scribd.com/document/218699399/Letter-to-Board-of-New-Starship-Foundation-Revised-v3
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The quoted “shitty 1990s Nintendo graphics,” is a weak example of "verbally abusing", since out of context it could simply be a bald assessment/opinion of some work and not the individuals responsible. He should have gotten a more salient example.
Sometime before April, 2014 because this article mentions the letter:
https://arstechnica.com/information...ne-mans-journey-to-restore-star-treks-bridge/
He is not.Is His Most Precious on that list?
And the new title is doneish.
Is that how you broke your clavicle?It was not an Axanar situation, although we both had Alec and Huston at our production at the same time in 2013.
Seriously though there was never any issues with Huston and the bridge restoration as far as I knew, it was a very cool thing they were doing.
??I was looking through an old Trekmovie comment thread about FedCon USA from 2008, and I found this chestnut:
Your image isn't showing up for me. If I try to "view" it, it takes me to an AOL login page.I was looking through an old Trekmovie comment thread about FedCon USA from 2008, and I found this chestnut:
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That entire letter feels like an exploratory attempt to get the (relatively) prominent folks on the Board to pay attention.
What I found was a comment by Alec Peters regarding Tim Brazeal's conduct in the failure of FedCon USA in 2008. Instead of trying to post a screencap (which doesn't seem to be working), the text is as follows:
(A)s someone who was at this convention and witnessed every aspect of this debacle, I can tell you, that the promoter did not have the capital to do this event and the event should have been canceled weeks ago. He simply screwed the BSG actors and left them hanging. He screwed all us fans by leading us on.
PLUS FedCon German screwed us all by lending their name to this promoter, who if ANYONE had done a little due diligence on, would have found out about his past scams. FedCon Germany is trying to distance themselves, but they screwed us all by implying that this convention would live up to the FedCon Germany standards. What idiot thought it would be OK to let this promoter use their name? What real business would ever do that?
Tim Brazeal is at best a lousy businessman, and at worst a scam artist. But FedCon Germany can’t escape their share of the blame.
Alec Peters
Ironic statement, isn't it?
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A lesson I learned at a young age is that those that complain the loudest about a transgression are often guilty of the same transgression.Ironic statement, isn't it?
No one hates to be robbed more than a thief.
In the latest Axanar Drama News, Peters and his merry band are all up in arms about a filmmaker who is using Open-Source Axanar as a way to make a behind the scenes movie about Axanar. They are claiming copyright. For all of those who don't know what Open-Source Axanar is, Peters made the announcement last year that he wanted Axanar to be available to all fans. By fans, he must of meant sycophants.
Pronounced like "sicko-fans". Coincidence? I THINK NOT!
Link?