Comic-con: The Super Compact Version (Day 79)

So you are clearly wondering what Comic-con was like, since you read my blog on Saturday. Here's my review.

Good Stuff: Costumes, costumes, costumes. Seeing Kevin Sorbo pose for pictures with people. Watching random amateur wrestling. Chasing a giant dwarf through the crowd. First centaur costume I've ever seen. Miniature dalek costume. Not getting bored because there was too much to do in too little time. Three Batmans beating up one Joker.

Bad Stuff: Long line-ups for food. Getting scared of talking to celebrities. Ended too quickly. Long costume contest in a cold room. ATMs ran out of money, so what cash you brought was what you had.

Random Stuff: Amateur wrestling...at a comic convention. As in comic books, and games, and comic book art, and comic book costumes comic convention. Where does the amateur wrestling come in?

That's not very coherent, but it was a good time. I stood there with three other women discussing if we could share the cost of taking a photo with Kevin Sorbo, 15 feet away from Kevin Sorbo. We didn't, but it strikes me as interesting that the four of us, with different t.v. tastes, should all want a photo with the fellow. Evidently he is one of those super likeable celebrities.

Music Video of The Day: SS501 (Day 79)

It may or may not surprise you to learn that I keep an Excel file on which music videos I've posted. It includes ideas for future posts, and in that list is David Bustamante's Dos Hombres Y Un Destino. Have no fear Stevie, David Bustamante will be there, but for now it is SS501. I decided on this music video yesterday. It is cheesy and weird, but I enjoy the way all the members of SS501 get rejected by one woman.

One thing to note is that most of the situations shown don't make sense. Why is that car parked on a colourful curb? Why is he twirling his tie? Why did she wake up if she was unconcious? Why is he reacting like that? Why is he sleeping on the floor? Are they allowed to show people imbibing during prime time? Why is one of the dance moves touching their bums and wiggling them?

Maybe these questions can become your questions. Here's "Single 3rd" by SS501.