Jun. 11th, 2011
So,
commodorified kindly tossed me a link to this post on comic book stores[1], and it prompted the following exchange:
There is a local comics-and-gaming store. I haven't been by in... more than three years, for reasons actually not related to this effect.[2] I will have to give it another try.
(Seriously, people. The comic book industry as something we'd recognize started in 1938[3] at the latest; I'm excluding joke-and-cartoon books, here, which predate that. And in seventy-three years this attitude has come into being and not died?)
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[1] Yes, the title of the post is a reference. Much love for Tiptree.
[2] I went by one Sunday; was rather ignored, yes, but it was more the seriously noticeable funk that kept me away.
[3] Tangentially, because I love my tangents, two years before women were allowed to vote in Quebec provincial elections.
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I'm embarrassed sometimes about liking horror movies, which tend to be racist, sexist, homophobic, neophobic, and often contain such characteristics that if they were a person they would be a person it was probably not worth my time to educate enough to talk to without wincing--but at least I can go into a video store and not wonder if I'm about to have a Someone Else's Problem field dropped on me.green_dreams --there are maps of girl-friendly comic book stores?
I didn't know. And I'm so glad.commodorified Apparently
green_dreams ANd I shouldn't have to be.
What the fuck, people.commodorified possibly pink maps, with purple street names in glitter
green_dreams Oh yeah, we are into that kind of girly shit. Also, they only show the ones that stock manga.
There is a local comics-and-gaming store. I haven't been by in... more than three years, for reasons actually not related to this effect.[2] I will have to give it another try.
(Seriously, people. The comic book industry as something we'd recognize started in 1938[3] at the latest; I'm excluding joke-and-cartoon books, here, which predate that. And in seventy-three years this attitude has come into being and not died?)
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[1] Yes, the title of the post is a reference. Much love for Tiptree.
[2] I went by one Sunday; was rather ignored, yes, but it was more the seriously noticeable funk that kept me away.
[3] Tangentially, because I love my tangents, two years before women were allowed to vote in Quebec provincial elections.
Cleaning house
Jun. 11th, 2011 08:22 pmElectronically, that is. There's no reason to keep .psd files around once I've turned them into icons, is there?
(There isn't. I'm sure there isn't. I just seem to file things and not let go. Probably a bad habit.)
Watching Jericho while tidying up. It seems a bit blithe after Threads[1], but it's interesting background.
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[1] For the record? Full Metal Jacket or Saving Private Ryan or Dawn of the Dead--any of the Dead movies, actually--might seem a bit blithe after Threads.
(There isn't. I'm sure there isn't. I just seem to file things and not let go. Probably a bad habit.)
Watching Jericho while tidying up. It seems a bit blithe after Threads[1], but it's interesting background.
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[1] For the record? Full Metal Jacket or Saving Private Ryan or Dawn of the Dead--any of the Dead movies, actually--might seem a bit blithe after Threads.