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06-17-2010, 09:00 PM
Do you like Dragon*Con TV (http://web.dragoncontv.com/), the people who make videos to entertain you while you're waiting in line to get a ticket or waiting for a panel or waiting for the Masquerade to start? Do you enjoy the bumpers (http://web.dragoncontv.com/category/videos/bumpers/) that I'm responsible for? The bits with white text on a black background? Did you wake up this morning thinking, "Gee, I wish I could ask questions for DCTV to make fun of"?
Even if you didn't, you should totally ask DCTV. Some of our bumpers are based on questions that you ask:
What comes next after "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/351/)?
At the Mad Scientists' Ball, do the mad scientists stand on one wall and the attractive assistants on the other (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/340/)?
How do you tell muggles you work with in the ER that you're a geek (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/323/)?
How do you tell a celebrity that, no, you're really not interested in a threesome with them and your sister (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/354/)?
One person needed an excuse for missing school (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/343/).
Plus every single Twilight question all at once (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/345/).
Here's how you get in on that asking DCTV action.
1. Think of a question. 2. Ask the question as a reply to this post. 3. Go to the con and see if your question shows up, or check this LJ community after the con when I thank people and post links to their questions.
I'll credit your question to your LJ user handle, unless you sign your question with a different name. If you choose a really long name, though, I'll shorten it or make fun of it.
Some general advice: You can post more than one question, though I'll probably only use at most one of them. Take a minute and look through previous questions if you want to make sure you're asking us a new one. If you ask us a question about whether we know we stole this idea from Adult Swim or about why there's such a bad con funk, you're asking us old questions.
BZZZZZZZZZZZZVVVVVVVVVVVVRRRRRRRRRR.
http://i.imgur.com/m9rLj.gif
More... (http://community.livejournal.com/dragoncon/2339224.html)
Even if you didn't, you should totally ask DCTV. Some of our bumpers are based on questions that you ask:
What comes next after "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/351/)?
At the Mad Scientists' Ball, do the mad scientists stand on one wall and the attractive assistants on the other (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/340/)?
How do you tell muggles you work with in the ER that you're a geek (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/323/)?
How do you tell a celebrity that, no, you're really not interested in a threesome with them and your sister (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/354/)?
One person needed an excuse for missing school (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/343/).
Plus every single Twilight question all at once (http://web.dragoncontv.com/videos/345/).
Here's how you get in on that asking DCTV action.
1. Think of a question. 2. Ask the question as a reply to this post. 3. Go to the con and see if your question shows up, or check this LJ community after the con when I thank people and post links to their questions.
I'll credit your question to your LJ user handle, unless you sign your question with a different name. If you choose a really long name, though, I'll shorten it or make fun of it.
Some general advice: You can post more than one question, though I'll probably only use at most one of them. Take a minute and look through previous questions if you want to make sure you're asking us a new one. If you ask us a question about whether we know we stole this idea from Adult Swim or about why there's such a bad con funk, you're asking us old questions.
BZZZZZZZZZZZZVVVVVVVVVVVVRRRRRRRRRR.
http://i.imgur.com/m9rLj.gif
More... (http://community.livejournal.com/dragoncon/2339224.html)