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worth it though - my son and wife can go off for a swim when they're bored...and it's conveniently attached to the convention. i'll try to remember to book earlier for next year. |
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thats not bad at all ... hopefully despare will make it up to this thing and at least 3 or 4 of us can meet up and say hi ..maybe grab a lunch or something |
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i need to get ID for sure though so I can go to the rue morgue party and see the creepshow. I dont even wanna drink, I just want to make sure I can be there. |
I'm not booking until after tickets go on sale, so I can make SURE the people who say they're going are really going. I don't care if mine's a little ways from the convention as I want to check out Toronto anyway. I haven't been there in a while, only places I go are Ann Arbor and Detroit. Quick question, somebody told me you need two picture IDs to drink in Canada, true? (I'm sure I could google it but I figure you canucks would know. :) )
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the only time i was ever asked for id in my life was 20 years ago when i was going out with a girl at Western. They asked everyone at a school pub - i looked at the guy and said "you have to be kidding me" he just shrugged and let me in. i've never had an Age of Majority card - or whatever they called those things |
you need one valid picture ID with birthdate and signature. Like one of the new healthcards or your drivers lisence.
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I'm afraid it doesn't look like money will work out for me to go :(
Shame...oh well, I'll be there next year for sure. |
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And found. "US citizens arriving in Canada by land or water do not need a passport until at least summer 2009. " |
we should do an HDC reunion at this - i might go since its only about 6 hours away
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my rooms paid too, just need my ticket but im waiting until my tuition is paid
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My room is reserved (in the hotel attached to the convention)
cant buy tickets until July 1 - i'll be getting the special Wes Craven ticket ... might as well ... |
i wanna go:(
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there is always beer .. why dont you come up - bring your wife and make a weekend out of it. (my wife will be there - she and my kid usually bugger off downtown or to the hotel pool when they've had enough of the con.. |
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newb: Hey Mrs. newb......lets take a ride up to Canada and go to the Rue Morgue Festival of Fear. Mrs. newb: Are you drunk....again The wife ain't into horror...now if it was a "Festival of Overpriced Pocketbooks"...she'd be all over that shit. |
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yeah - just sit her on the couch with a big bag of chips and the american idol box set, and sneak up here and hang with your boys ... |
not in the cards for this year....perhaps next.
Just make sure to get some pictures as usual and post them here. |
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you betcha |
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My hotel is ".78 miles" from the convention center. I'm almost as excited about seeing the lantern festival in chinatown, hope that's not a letdown. |
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which hotel is it ??? (address ?) never seen the chinese lantern festival - but chinatown is interesting.. |
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i'll look it up to see if i can figure out the best ways for you to find everything. we'll definately have to make plans for the Friday night. the con will end at 9 so we can your around after that - get you oriented with the city .. |
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Hotel is: 621 King St. West |
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Wow, I had no idea you were so... accomplished. Congrats! Wish I could see them though. :( |
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Since the AGO is closed, your next best bet for fun in TO is..... Evil Dead the Musical at the Deisel Playhouse but their run ends in the beginning of August. Toronto basically sucks this summer. |
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Lanterns it is I suppose. I heard there's also a summer music festival around there... |
Looks like Tobe Hooper was added!
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i saw that linnea quigley was added (awsome) but nothing about hooper |
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"*new* TOBE HOOPER *new* The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Poltergeist Salem's Lot A giant of the horror genre, Tobe Hooper has helmed some of the most time-honoured films in a career spanning three and a half decades, beginning with the breakout success of his 1974 sophomore effort THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, which today is recognized worldwide as the Holy Grail of savage cinema. Hooper followed his timeless classic with offerings such as EATEN ALIVE, SALEM'S LOT and THE FUNHOUSE before mastering the big budget horror blockbuster with POLTERGEIST in 1982. His other contributions to the genre include the films LIFEFORCE, INVADERS FROM MARS, THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2, NIGHT TERRORS, THE MANGLER, CROCODILE and TOOLBOX MURDERS, among many others. Tobe's work has also been seen in two seasons of Showtime's hugely popular MASTERS OF HORROR series. Recently, he announced a big screen adaptation of Stephen King's FROM A BUICK 8. " |
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they havent updated it on the hobbystar page yet. this is AWSOME news. |
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Hey, just out of curiosity Urge (since you've been there and I've decided to make sure you're inundated with questions), can you just go freely from the gaming thing to the horror thing to the sci-fi thing? |
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I'd love to go and get my TCM Part 2 tape signed!
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