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Ok, how’s this for a preliminary tentative itinerary?
Since the doors open Friday at 4pm for normal folks, and 2pm for those with advanced entry, we could meet in the “park” across the street from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
(See diagram)
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Friday
Meet up around noon (12pm), maybe grab lunch. Exchange gifts/items/harsh words/sexual favours/“promises”/whatever. Plenty of chip trucks in the area, though they’ll be busy busy busy. There are also quite a few restaurants, if you’re into “sitting” while you eat.
Head to the event at 2pm. Do stuff.
Sometime around 5pm to 6pm head out to get dinner. We could get more chip truck foodstuffs, or steal food from random passers-by. You know, stolen bread tastes the best! 7pm - http://www.hobbystar.com/ComicConToront ... tureID=140
Get your tickets now!
After the show, say “see you tomorrow” and head to the locations we intend to rest. OR, if you’d prefer, head into a local bar and watch Pimpette lose any inhibitions she might have. Granted, since it’s the first night, and there’s two whole days yet to come, a little rest would probably be more advisable.
Saturday
4am wake up the Keenspacers with hangovers (if they’ve fallen asleep by now, at least).
4:01am go back to sleep.
7am - 9am wake up and get ready for the day. Shower, get dressed/costumes/“costumes”, do other morning’y stuffs. Possibly a breakfast get-together.
10am return to convention. Do stuff.
Play by ear when we want/need lunch.
If we had a late enough lunch, leave the con around 6pm or 7pm and get into drag. Meet ASAP and head to some ritzy restaurant.
Play by ear until people get too tired or decide it’s wise for them to head back to wherever they’re staying.
Sunday
Get up whenever and head to the convention, maybe. Depends on when people need to get on their planes a whatnot, but this could be a sight-seeing day if Thursday or Monday is scheduled for that.
Granted, this itinerary doesn’t take into account jet lag and the like. Also, if there are specific events at specific times that enough people are interested in attending, those should be added to this itinerary. I don’t know if everybody would want to eat at these times, or how tired they’ll be, etcetera. A meeting on Thursday could also be scheduled for those who’ve already arrived.
Comments? Complaints? Total rewrites?
Since the doors open Friday at 4pm for normal folks, and 2pm for those with advanced entry, we could meet in the “park” across the street from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
(See diagram)
http://forums.comicgenesis.com/download.php?id=2869 (Sorry, need to be logged in to view, apparently)
Friday
Meet up around noon (12pm), maybe grab lunch. Exchange gifts/items/harsh words/sexual favours/“promises”/whatever. Plenty of chip trucks in the area, though they’ll be busy busy busy. There are also quite a few restaurants, if you’re into “sitting” while you eat.
Head to the event at 2pm. Do stuff.
Sometime around 5pm to 6pm head out to get dinner. We could get more chip truck foodstuffs, or steal food from random passers-by. You know, stolen bread tastes the best! 7pm - http://www.hobbystar.com/ComicConToront ... tureID=140
Get your tickets now!
After the show, say “see you tomorrow” and head to the locations we intend to rest. OR, if you’d prefer, head into a local bar and watch Pimpette lose any inhibitions she might have. Granted, since it’s the first night, and there’s two whole days yet to come, a little rest would probably be more advisable.
Saturday
4am wake up the Keenspacers with hangovers (if they’ve fallen asleep by now, at least).
4:01am go back to sleep.
7am - 9am wake up and get ready for the day. Shower, get dressed/costumes/“costumes”, do other morning’y stuffs. Possibly a breakfast get-together.
10am return to convention. Do stuff.
Play by ear when we want/need lunch.
If we had a late enough lunch, leave the con around 6pm or 7pm and get into drag. Meet ASAP and head to some ritzy restaurant.
Play by ear until people get too tired or decide it’s wise for them to head back to wherever they’re staying.
Sunday
Get up whenever and head to the convention, maybe. Depends on when people need to get on their planes a whatnot, but this could be a sight-seeing day if Thursday or Monday is scheduled for that.
Granted, this itinerary doesn’t take into account jet lag and the like. Also, if there are specific events at specific times that enough people are interested in attending, those should be added to this itinerary. I don’t know if everybody would want to eat at these times, or how tired they’ll be, etcetera. A meeting on Thursday could also be scheduled for those who’ve already arrived.
Comments? Complaints? Total rewrites?
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OK, I've made up my mind to come at last.
What I need now, before I buy plane tickets and stuff, is to know where everyone else plans to be and when so I don't wind up sitting around by myself at the terminal. I think VT's schedule works fine, though I should also note that Monday is Labor Day in the US, so those of us south of the border won't really have to return to work or school until the following Tuesday. If anyone wants to spend an extra day together, I'm all for that!
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i'll be in toronto till about noon on monday, just using labor day as my travel day. And the schedule, to me, is largely irrelevant as long as i get to spend time with my friends. I won't be too far from dawg's house so it shouldn't be too hard to get myself there as needed.cortland wrote:OK, I've made up my mind to come at last.What I need now, before I buy plane tickets and stuff, is to know where everyone else plans to be and when so I don't wind up sitting around by myself at the terminal. I think VT's schedule works fine, though I should also note that Monday is Labor Day in the US, so those of us south of the border won't really have to return to work or school until the following Tuesday. If anyone wants to spend an extra day together, I'm all for that!
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I'm staying the whole week, so doing things on Monday is totally cool to me.
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That's a pretty uh.. cast-iron schedule you got there.
I dunno, I'm a fan of randomly playing things by ear. I like having a vague idea of what's happening, rather than a rigid schedule to stick to.
We will definitely have to set a certain time for everyone to meet up on Friday, and to figure out what everyone wants to see. As far as I've heard we've got a majority going for the three-day normal see-everything pass - those who want extras can go nuts if they like but personally I'm saving my money for comics and maybe another poster or two.
I think we were talking of a meetup Thursday night too, for those who are here then.
But I dunno, it seems more fun with a vague idea of where things are going... cause we don't know how much time we'll spend on different things, depending on how much fun we're having at the time.
No offense meant, VT. I'm just picky that way.
I dunno, I'm a fan of randomly playing things by ear. I like having a vague idea of what's happening, rather than a rigid schedule to stick to.
We will definitely have to set a certain time for everyone to meet up on Friday, and to figure out what everyone wants to see. As far as I've heard we've got a majority going for the three-day normal see-everything pass - those who want extras can go nuts if they like but personally I'm saving my money for comics and maybe another poster or two.
I think we were talking of a meetup Thursday night too, for those who are here then.
But I dunno, it seems more fun with a vague idea of where things are going... cause we don't know how much time we'll spend on different things, depending on how much fun we're having at the time.
No offense meant, VT. I'm just picky that way.
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shocking as it might happen to be, i agree with pimpette, just kinda hanging out and seeing where things take us seems better than a rigorous schedule of events.Pimpette wrote:That's a pretty uh.. cast-iron schedule you got there.
I dunno, I'm a fan of randomly playing things by ear. I like having a vague idea of what's happening, rather than a rigid schedule to stick to.
We will definitely have to set a certain time for everyone to meet up on Friday, and to figure out what everyone wants to see. As far as I've heard we've got a majority going for the three-day normal see-everything pass - those who want extras can go nuts if they like but personally I'm saving my money for comics and maybe another poster or two.
I think we were talking of a meetup Thursday night too, for those who are here then.
But I dunno, it seems more fun with a vague idea of where things are going... cause we don't know how much time we'll spend on different things, depending on how much fun we're having at the time.
No offense meant, VT. I'm just picky that way.
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worse comes to worse cort, i'll see if the people i'm staying with can help me come get you or something. I'll invite the friend of mine in toronto to hang out with us if he wants but i'm worried he's going to feel a bit outsiderish.cortland wrote:I don't mind a loose schedule just as long as we're all coordinated with arrivals and departures. I don't want to sit at the airport all by myself wondering where everybody is.
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I too invited a non-CG friend, who lives in Toronto, to hang with us. They can feel outsiderish together.legostargalactica wrote:worse comes to worse cort, i'll see if the people i'm staying with can help me come get you or something. I'll invite the friend of mine in toronto to hang out with us if he wants but i'm worried he's going to feel a bit outsiderish.cortland wrote:I don't mind a loose schedule just as long as we're all coordinated with arrivals and departures. I don't want to sit at the airport all by myself wondering where everybody is.
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well there's no garuntee he'll even want to tag along, it's up to him, though last time i was there he had a really sweet car which he drove like a maniac around toronto.. he has since crashed that car... guess why.cjburgandy wrote:I too invited a non-CG friend, who lives in Toronto, to hang with us. They can feel outsiderish together.legostargalactica wrote:worse comes to worse cort, i'll see if the people i'm staying with can help me come get you or something. I'll invite the friend of mine in toronto to hang out with us if he wants but i'm worried he's going to feel a bit outsiderish.cortland wrote:I don't mind a loose schedule just as long as we're all coordinated with arrivals and departures. I don't want to sit at the airport all by myself wondering where everybody is.
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Knowing me...I probably know them.cjburgandy wrote:I too invited a non-CG friend, who lives in Toronto, to hang with us. They can feel outsiderish together.legostargalactica wrote:worse comes to worse cort, i'll see if the people i'm staying with can help me come get you or something. I'll invite the friend of mine in toronto to hang out with us if he wants but i'm worried he's going to feel a bit outsiderish.cortland wrote:I don't mind a loose schedule just as long as we're all coordinated with arrivals and departures. I don't want to sit at the airport all by myself wondering where everybody is.
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you know a lot of serbs?Tynan wrote:Knowing me...I probably know them.cjburgandy wrote:I too invited a non-CG friend, who lives in Toronto, to hang with us. They can feel outsiderish together.legostargalactica wrote: worse comes to worse cort, i'll see if the people i'm staying with can help me come get you or something. I'll invite the friend of mine in toronto to hang out with us if he wants but i'm worried he's going to feel a bit outsiderish.
-D. M. Jeftinija Pharm.D., Ph.D. -- Yes, I've got two doctorates and I'm arrogant about it, what have *you* done with *your* life?
"People who don't care about anything will never understand the people who do." "yeah.. but we won't care."
"Legostar's on the first page of the guide. His opinion is worth more than both of yours."--Yeahduff

"People who don't care about anything will never understand the people who do." "yeah.. but we won't care."
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I don't know anyone from Toronto, but when I mentioned the con to my brother at UBuffalo, he seemed really interested. we probably won't see him, but you never know.
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I've actually known this person longer than Keenspace has been around *insert shock and horror here* I actually knew 3 people in Ontario. One I know whats to meet up, another might be too busy getting ready for school (and lives in Waterloo) and the other one is... well he's there, and I plan on visiting him, but he won't be hanging out with us.
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