So a buddy of mine that I meet last year when I led the pasadena group made a video fo his adventure from the day. I seen a few times in this, taking photos mostly. Give more an idea of how wild it all is if you missed out so hopefully more people can join in the next year.
People in politics are known to play music at rallies, and often they use songs that clearly goes to show they never actually listened to it in the first place to understand what they are talking about. Fast forward, trump is using REM songs and the band is acting him to stop.
I leave a comment on the facebook post, some guy comes in being kind of douchy, I rip him a new one. But really, what? housewife? where is this person coming from? I was hoping he would say something about immigration just so I can point out the fact he has a french last name. But not everything goes as you hope.
At Union Station in Downtown LA, people coming form different parts of the LA area come together without pants. After a half hour we all hopped back on the subway heading to Hollywood where we had our group photo and went to Pig ‘N Whistle for our after party. Over all, it was a good day, and a nice start for what else is to come for the rest of the year.
I got a nice bunch of photos this year, but for some reason this seemed a little smaller. I believe part of the reason was because the event page was made so so soon before it all happened so not as many people knew of it coming.
Anyways, I started off in Culver City, as I was the ride captain of that group. I had plenty of people I led, got them to Union where we met with the others coming from North Hollywood, Koreatown, Pasadena, East LA, and Willowbrook.
As much as I enjoyed my day there, I sadly didn’t get much. A lot was happening in the convention center, and much of it was part of a dance completion. So some of the people from that might be noticed in the background while in the lobby area.
Then when I entered the exhibit hall, there was defiantly less floor space used up. Of everything it turns out why the convention happened so soon was because other dates were already taken up so it was either set it at an open weekend earlier on, or not happen at all.
On top of the fact another nerdy convention was also happening that same weekend, and that didn’t help much at all. Hopefully next year won’t have this issue. But one upside was seeing some of the people there for the dancing event were rather fascinated with seeing the cosplayers. I let them know most of us are cool with them taking photos of or with us.
Because you should never be scared of cosplayers. Well, most of us.
Well that was a really good day. I was the ride captain for the Culver City group. Got a quick shot of some of my group as we were walking to the platform. Photos from this event and Long Beach Comic Expo will start coming online during the week. In the mean time I had a long weekend and I’m going to sleep.
I had myself a nice long day here, but can only be there just for one because No Pants is happening and that’s not something you miss. Here is a quick shot I got before I left. It was a long ride on the train.
From Moorpark. Now and then the schools head officer would set up this little game. Put on this pair and beer goggles, and see how well you would walk along the line. I tried it once and didn’t stumble around because I knew it was just an illusion. I got called a cheater but we still had a nice little laugh about it.
can’t believe how long it took for me to get this on Pokemon Go. I always thought it looked kind of weird, but there was something about it that I find interesting, I mean, fire and steel type. Seems almost kind of metal. Well, another legendary in the bag, and still so many more to go.
Awhile back while in Moorpark, for some reason the college decided it wanted to do a theme for that school year, The year of Science and Religion. I have no idea who thought this, or why it needed to be done, but I hardly cared. A fellow graphics student saw the poster, who like me, wasn’t much a fan of religion, stole it, decided to make something with the poster and added his own protest to it making use of the same imagery.
We were stunned to discover the poster was returned in a modified fashion but at the same time, we all thought it looked cool still.
