![]() However, some people did not cover their noses, while others were not wearing a mask at all (I even saw someone vaping as they walked past me, and when I gave him the stinkeye he said “don’t you know who I am?” An entitled asshole, apparently.)Īs the show is downtown, other events like Oktoberfest and home sporting games (Reds and Bengals) can affect traffic (both car and human), though drunk people do seem to like to buy comics :3 Overall there was good mask compliance, with 90+% of people wearing masks correctly. Unfortunately, I had no left hand neighbor (empty tables often make attendees think a row isn’t worth going down) and a very new artist to my right who was shouting at everyone walking past. Traffic came in waves (as is normal for most cons), and there were definitely times I was able to get up and walk around or just draw, and times when I had a large crowd. Unfortunately, as would become a pattern through the rest of the year, the new variants meant some artists/authors were hesitant to come, leaving empty tables. The show is fairly well run, even if it is largely volunteers who don’t always know what’s going on (I was one of them, no judgement). I had volunteered and sold at CCE back in 2019, so I was familiar with this show and the staff. Pros: close to home (15 minute drive), sizeable audience, 8’ table, well organized, good draw due to good celebrity listĬons: mask policy was only minimally enforced, must pay for parking, empty table next to meĪudience: all comic/pop culture fans a mix of all ages including families with kids New items/display: Genshin Impact sketch zine, Childe/tartaglia print, new Eevee watercolor print out of Sons of Fire and artbook from previous shows Items for sale: 11x17" posters (fanart and original), tutorial artbook, coloring book, original comic (sons of fire), zines (fanart and original sfw and nsfw), postcards (4.25x5.5", fanart and original), pins (original), resin coasters and jewelry Through the body, we encounter not only other human beings but also ‘the moral law, which is inscribed in our nature.Table placement: entire artist alley was in the floor center between the entrance and large vendors/celebrities He further notes, “Realizing that human persons are part of ‘human ecology’ reminds us that ‘man too has a nature that he must respect and that he cannot manipulate at will.’ The human body has intrinsic meaning. There is no “human right to express our identities honestly and to be free to love whomever we choose openly.”Īs Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Diocese of Arlington notes in A Catechesis on the Human Person and Gender Ideology “the human person is created male or female.” Not only does his apology come off as fake and disingenuous, but his advice is terrible. RELATED: Gina Carano Reveals Disney And Lucasfilm Tried To Force Her To Apologize To The Pronoun Gang ![]() Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Misha Collins speaking at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con International in San Diego, California. At a fan convention in New Jersey, when I was talking with the audience I said that I was “all three” things: an introvert, an extrovert and a bisexual.” ![]() RELATED: Sam Elliott Apologizes For Criticism Of “Allusions To Homosexuality” In The Power Of The Dog: “I Wasn’t Very Articulate About It”Ĭollins would apologize for the comments in a lengthy thread posted to Twitter that he began, “I want to deeply apologize for misspeaking this weekend. ![]() Introverts, extroverts, bisexuals, oh my! #spnnj #dinnerwithmisha /QgtqLiu1rN While giving a speech Collins, who played Castiel in the show, asks attendees, “By a show of force, how many of you would consider yourself introverts? How many extroverts? And how many bisexuals? I’m all three.” Misha Collins speaking at the 2016 San Diego Comic Con International, for “Supernatural”, at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California. ![]()
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