oh, absolutely.
that makes me think -- are there any IMAXes here that might show it... *looks*
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oh, absolutely.
that makes me think -- are there any IMAXes here that might show it... *looks*
Be glad I won't be with you guys. My screams of fictional names at the moment of Trekgasm will get us all forever banned from the entire national cinema chain.
I *MIGHT* have the time around the day of the release. My plans right now for that weekend are in semi-flux and if certain things don't materialize I might come up there! What the hell!
You guys can finally meet me in the flesh!
In case you get to meet me next month, don't worry.
The stories about me ear-raping are an exaggeration. Slightly.
The stories about me ear-raping are an exaggeration. Slightly.
Dusty Ayres
Commodore
Seriously... I made this same point on Facebook. I hope to God fans don't wear uniforms or dress up like Klingons or any of that nonsense. It's movie, not a convention, folks.
Same here. This idea of coming in costume killed Serenity dead after opening night, IMHO. http://www.foxytunes.com/signatunes/
I'm thinking about sacrificing a virgin...
Seriously, this type of post is the reason why Abrams and Paramount need to try and make Star Trek cool for the general population.
I've Trek-ized my desktop of my computer.
I'll possibly be wearing a golden long sleeved shirt (without a delta or stripes on the sleeves, just so you know ) black jeans and black tennis shoes, because I don't have any black calf high go-go boots from the 1960's
So unless you know TREK really well, I'd just look like I stepped out from 1966, or something along those lines.
- W -
* I'll be getting a Movie Delta sometime in the future to go with the outfit, for conventions naturally, not for everyday wear, just so you know *
I'll possibly be wearing a golden long sleeved shirt (without a delta or stripes on the sleeves, just so you know ) black jeans and black tennis shoes, because I don't have any black calf high go-go boots from the 1960's
So unless you know TREK really well, I'd just look like I stepped out from 1966, or something along those lines.
- W -
* I'll be getting a Movie Delta sometime in the future to go with the outfit, for conventions naturally, not for everyday wear, just so you know *
It takes me about two minutes to make sure I have my keys and get ready. So, that would be a little premature. Also, please those who said they are wearing a "uniform" or "costume" please, please tell me you are joking.
I wouldn't call what I'm going to wear a costume or uniform....
Shirt was bought at a Wal*Mart for about $2.00 in the mens ware dept, not in the Halloween costume dept
Black jeans were also bought at Wal*Mart for about $10.00 also in the mens ware dept.
Black tennis shoes were $20.00 also at Wal*Mart in mens dept.
You do know they sell theses "COLORS" as normal everyday clothes in most dept stores, right ?
They won't seem out of place while waiting in line at the local multiplex.
Shirt was bought at a Wal*Mart for about $2.00 in the mens ware dept, not in the Halloween costume dept
Black jeans were also bought at Wal*Mart for about $10.00 also in the mens ware dept.
Black tennis shoes were $20.00 also at Wal*Mart in mens dept.
You do know they sell theses "COLORS" as normal everyday clothes in most dept stores, right ?
They won't seem out of place while waiting in line at the local multiplex.
Last week, I went to the theater and saw four teenage girls in PrettyPrettyPrincess Plastic Tiaras and at least two guys that looked like failed prototypes for Edward Scizzorhands. Screw 'em - max out; show the whippersnappers you can screw with their heads...
I'm scared of seeing costumed geeks. I'll be seeing the movie.
The only costume I'll be wearing to the theater will be "The Temporal Birthday Suit."
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