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[rusty_halo]

thedeadlyhook has a great post about the Spike/Buffy relationship here.

I have an extra ticket for the Moonlight Rising convention that I'm trying to sell. It's #240 -- tickets sold by the con itself are currently in the five or six hundreds, so this is a much better seat. Seating and autographs are by badge number so it's really worthwhile to try to get a lower seat number.

I'll sell mine for what I paid for it ($215). So if you're thinking of going, this is a better deal than what you'll get through the official con website, for the same price. If interested in purchasing it, please contact me at drinkthepoison@hotmail.com

You can get info about the con here. Current guests include James Marsters (and his band), all three members of the Trio (Danny Strong, Tom Lenk, Adam Busch), Common Rotation (Adam Busch's band), Stephanie Romanov, Iyari Limon, James Leary, Andy Hallet ... lots of cool people.

(I'm still going, btw--just changing my seat number.)

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photos with the stars

[trepkos.livejournal.com]

I don't know if you've done a convention before - I've only been to one, and I felt a bit of a twit when I paid for a ticket to have my photo taken with JM, but wow, was it worth it - if you go, go for it - you only live once! What a sweet guy. I was glad I dressed up - lots of people didn't, and I think, if you're paying to have your photo taken, you may as well make it an occasion - I think its appreciated too. One of my favourite things is a JM chuckle.

Re: photos with the stars

[rusty_halo.livejournal.com]

Glad you got a good picture. :)

I have a couple of photos with JM -- my favorite is actually the free one I got at the cocktail party at the Cleveland Vulkon last year. I don't really like the artificiality of the professional photos.

Re: photos with the stars

[trepkos.livejournal.com]

Yours is lovely! Sadly, JM didn't get to any of the parties at The Harvest, whether because of the fact that he was gigging around that time or because the organisation was so dodgy, and his management didn't want him to be exposed to it any more than contractually necessary. At first I did feel I was paying to stalk, but on the day, I was pleased to get the chance to squeeze a coherent sentence into his ear, because he had been given a hard time by one of the attendees.