Well, I've made the decision to go to my second pony con.
I'm terrified of driving on freeways, but like all Pavlovian fears the only way to conquer them is to expose yourself to them... trick is, its from the freeway to the middle of down town Columbus. on a saturday. Not going to be the funnest day ever for me, even the chance to see John DeLancie isn't enough to keep me from getting nervous.
On October 12, 1492, Genoese explorer Christopher Columbus led a Spanish enterprise to cross the Atlantic Ocean to find an alternative route to the Far East, only to end up discovering America. This in turn initiated the colonisation of the Americas by Spain, aka the Columbian exchange.
So, I haven't made you guys aware on here, but there have been quite a few changes regarding me going to TrotCon this coming weekend. Those of you who might be attending the con and are interested in meeting up there, READ BELOW:
It's finals week so I'm clobbered until Tuesday. But I have an announcement:
Me favorite socks? Arrrrgyle!
Hay everypony, our biggest party of the year is THREE WEEKS from today! It will be a wild party filled with games (board, card, video, and social), food, drink, and friendship.
Anybody attending TrotCon in Columbus this year? I sure am. Probably the same day as before, just a Saturday. I'm hoping to stay a lot longer this time too.
Columbus Ohio ceased being a cow town years ago as, much like me, it’s grown larger and spilled over its belt in the last few decades. But if BronyCon is in Baltimare, TrotCon must be in Cowlumbus.
Anyway, day one of the convention is winding down, and in many ways I have completed my mission. By 2㏘ our book had four new autographs. Brenda Chrichlow was first. What a wonderful, enthusiastic person. How could I not like Zecora’s voice. Plus she said she liked my hair.
So excited! Closing out my senior year with a lap dance from Magic Mike himself! #ColumbusHereICome #Pony #Yass #ClassOf2017 I may post pics on Instagram when I get some data. You'll want to see this profile. While you're there check out my Musical.ly videos that I've posted!
Our largest party of the year is three weeks from today: January 7th, 5pm until late. It features fun and games of all sorts, food and drink, and some special surprises.
WHAT IS UP, DUDES AND DUDETTES (and valued followers)?
I, CategoricalGrant himself, will be IN THE FLESH at Trotcon in Columbus July 14-16. No, I do not have any panels or anything, and am planning on just bumming around with some of my S Q U A D from Ohio Bronies/Cuyahoga Foals.
Technically, badge pickup's tonight but I'll be in tomorrow morning and all con long. Since I live in the same city, I'm only staying Friday and Saturday nights at the hotel.
I know you're thinking the dakimakura should be in the screenshot, but I'm bringing my own.
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This is your jolly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.
And today, for my ninth "Christmas Craze" installment, I'm gonna be presenting to you guys my review on perhaps one of the most underrated Christmas comedies of all-time: "Christmas with the Kranks".
TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX presents - A JOHN HUGHES production - A CHRIS COLUMBUS film - HOME ALONE - MACAULAY CULKIN - JOE PESCI - DANIEL STERN - JOHN HEARD and CATHERINE O'HARA - Music by JOHN WILLIAMS - Film Editor RAJA GOSNELL - Production Designer JOHN MUTO - Director of Photography JULIO MACAT - Executive Producers MARK LEVINSON & SCOTT ROSENFELT and TARQUIN GOTCH - Written and Produced by JOHN HUGHES - Directed by CHRIS COLUMBUS - Soundtrack album available on Sony Classical Records,
This is your friendly movie and tv show reviewer tuning in once again.
And today, I’ll be making a review on Robin Williams’s “Mrs. Doubtfire”.
(Fun Fact: I’ve been wanting to review this movie since around the very beginning of my reviewing career. However, I had trouble figuring out what to say about it, so I had to watch it more than once. And now, after seeing it again recently, I’m finally ready to make my review of this film.)
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