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So, last weekend [livejournal.com profile] bandersnitch, [livejournal.com profile] girlydoll and myself attended the GI Joe con in Hamilton.

The awesome comes after some lead in.

First, I attended FCBD festivities at a local store. The problem was this store, whicha ppears to be visiting from 1988, does not accept debit or credit cards. I don't really carry much cash on me. So I ended up getting the Darkest Night prequel book (which I liked more than [livejournal.com profile] iamheavenrender. A LOT more) and meeting them for Indian.

I had on my OSI shirt, which was inspired by the GI Joe logo. Brock Samson, BTW, would call Snake Eyes a douchebag and stick a knife in his kidney. Just saying.

We went to the Joe show, where I was looking primarily for Avatar action figures for Cynra. There were none (Sorry, honey!).

So I picked up a little something (LITERALLY) for [livejournal.com profile] absinthe_dot_ca and a tpb from [livejournal.com profile] shortpacked.

I considered doing my big "get all the Dreadnoks and the funky car" thing, but it would have been a bit more than I'd budgeted for the con. The Transformers/80s Toy Expo had been the previous weekend, and many of the dealers at JoeCon felt that the TF Con folk were attempting to smother the Joe Con. God, that old dance, eh?

Now, during my strolls across the hall, I saw a dealer who made custom paraphenalia for 3 3/4" action figures. One of these items was a folding chair. Idea! Sgt. Slaughter was a GI Joe figure. We should get a picture of him hitting someone with a chair!

So. I searched for a loose Sgt. Slaughter action figure. Bingo! But who to hit? Well, Cobra ne'er do well Copperhead was to be on the receiving end when we learned something wonderful. Something beautiful.

Something behind this cut. )
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I'm rather concerned that, by doing this, I may end up getting something in one of these, but these are the risks one takes.

ThinkGeek.com has a selection of Geeky Wrapping Papers. The Christmasbots are nice, as is the Happy Birthday with the greeting written in Elvish, Klingon, Binary, Hex & Haxxor.
Equations is kinda neat.

It might be better if they were available in Gift Bags, as that's just better than wrapping paper.

Do they put up a holiday section later in the year?

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