While the interwebs is ablaze with the sounds of E3 and some of our other writers are returning from the mighty A-Kon, I am nursing a 12 hour D&D campaign hangover. What started as, “I will be dungeon master for an hour and then we will play some Diablo 3 and call it quits“, turned into a no-holds-barred D&D battle for the very fate of the universe. I got home at noon, having not slept a wink and having downed in excess of twenty brewskies.
And now…. I present you with photos of Texas Frightmare Weekend. Something that is completely unrelated to E3, A-Kon, or D&D.
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great shots!
Thank you! I talked to Norman Reedus about licking his face for you (Seriously) and he was down for it.
Unfortunately, every celebrity wanted 30$ for their photo so I decided that I didn’t want to throw down that sort of cash for 7 seconds of a forced smile and a camera flash. Next year though… I will sell out and bring 30$ extra.
photo, forced smile AND a face lick. thats like a 2000 dollar value right there