That's mean, senpai
I'm a perverted old fogey.NTRRR wrote:
so many old people coming its like a retirement home
I feel even older now, since if I remember correctly, I am older than you YodaYodaSnipe wrote:
I'm a perverted old fogey.
Holy crap you remembered my age? xDByakugan249 wrote:
so you're saying you're older than 22 yoshi? o.o
As far as tradition, the official dinner is on the Saturday of the convention. It's the day that has the most "stuff", and therefore the highest potential meet-up attendance. However, from past experiences, lots of the Canadiosu!ans will end up making small groups and go for lunches/dinners. We used to go to an actual restaurant for dinner, but ever since this anime north tradition started getting more popular, we've been unable to find restaurants that can host the entire party. Last year we just went to boston pizza and ordered a ton of pizzas for a picnic.Gleipnir wrote:
Was it decided on what days people would meet?
Are we going to eat out as a group on multiple days?
ftfy, gotta have that cash to buy alpacas, posters, and all the pizza in the worldYodaSnipe wrote:
tl;dr:
- Saturday dinner
- Probably pizza
- Bringsomelots of cash.
this is what i call dedicationblissfulyoshi wrote:
I know for myself, I just bought a footlong from Subway's in the morning when it was wasn't crowded, put the other half in my backpack and ate it later on the go (I usually eat while walking in conventions, but it does give you more time to browse).
As for what I am going to wear, probably one of my Love Live shirts (p/3649125), either Umi or Kotori, depending on the day.
You should'a seen my wall(s) of Mio back in the day. It was so fantastic.Baan wrote:
this is what i call dedication
I find Friday more fun than Sunday (there's the Dealers room right when it opens, Nominoichi, Kigarumi Kpop Dance, Anime Hell, outdoor rave, and Karaoke!). I have a feeling I'm just tired by the time Sunday comes along so I don't go to as much as I do on Friday and Saturday.Yoshi_green wrote:
Also, quick question, is there a point in coming on Friday for anything if I'm not staying in a hotel? For the past couple of years, I've only came Saturday and Sunday because the drive was worth the time spent there, but idk about Friday :/
Okay, that makes sense, since I don't really stay that long on sunday anyways. I'll try to make it for friday, and it should be possible since school ends in late April for me now tooHaneii wrote:
I find Friday more fun than Sunday (there's the Dealers room right when it opens, Nominoichi, Kigarumi Kpop Dance, Anime Hell, outdoor rave, and Karaoke!). I have a feeling I'm just tired by the time Sunday comes along so I don't go to as much as I do on Friday and Saturday.Yoshi_green wrote:
Also, quick question, is there a point in coming on Friday for anything if I'm not staying in a hotel? For the past couple of years, I've only came Saturday and Sunday because the drive was worth the time spent there, but idk about Friday :/
It depends on how early you can get to the con on Friday (also are you getting your pass on thursday or will you be waiting in line as soon as you get there on friday?) and how late you can stay before leaving. If you can attend for a sufficient amount time on friday, then yes, its worth it.
They grow up so fast :OYoshi_green wrote:
school ends in late April for me now too
Tell me about it. Felt just like yesterday when we weren't among the oldest people playing osu! in Canada and organizing these events- oh wait...Haneii wrote:
They grow up so fast :O
damn it let me make a reminder to remind me in 12 weeksHaneii wrote:
@people who've decided their look/what they'll wear 12 weeks before the con: If I can't find you and later discover it was because you changed your look, there will be hell to pay :U
Can attest to this. Also, gaming related, the retro game room has tournaments that you can register for (last year I went for Puzzle League and got third place, not bad I say), and it's with a wide skill level as well. There could be people there who play almost like it's a side-job, and there are others who haven't even played the game before! All ranges of skill are allowed inside of the tournaments, and in the end, they're just for fun.Kitsunemimi wrote:
Also lots of osu! people also spend a lot of time at Sheraton, primarily for the gaming rooms.
oh dw some of us knowmeiikyuu wrote:
hi, i'm coming this year actually. hope to meet you guys haha~
meiikyuu wrote:
hi, i'm coming this year actually. hope to meet you guys haha~