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]]> By: Playground Ghosts » Blog Archive » Guess How Many Cherry Tomatoes I Can Fit In My Mouth: Colleen’s SPX Recap http://www.comicsbeat.com/2006/10/17/spx-the-transitioning/#comment-6800 Playground Ghosts » Blog Archive » Guess How Many Cherry Tomatoes I Can Fit In My Mouth: Colleen’s SPX Recap Thu, 01 Mar 2007 16:53:58 +0000 http://www.comicsbeat.com/2006/10/17/spx-the-transitioning/#comment-6800 [...] Other reports you must read! -Publisher’s Weekly Official Type Report -Matt Hawkins (tied for second place in the Cherry Tomato Competition and won first place in the “terrifying number of pictures where Colleen looks like she just sniffed glue”) -Pat Lewis (one of our roomies who had the FUNNIEST tale of the entire con which involved our room winding up with Tony Millionaire’s Ignatz for a night) -Klio (this one is TOLD IN SOCK PUPPETS!!!) -Jess Fink (who drew everyone she met including Fluff’s own Marianne Ways and myself) -Speaking of Marianne, you should read her report, which is somewhat similar to the Ghost one, since we stole ALL her pictures…muahahahaa! -The SPX Journey of Mini-Sir Ive -Liz Baillie’s Report -Robin Enrico’s Report -MK Reed’s Report [...] [...] Other reports you must read! -Publisher’s Weekly Official Type Report -Matt Hawkins (tied for second place in the Cherry Tomato Competition and won first place in the “terrifying number of pictures where Colleen looks like she just sniffed glue”) -Pat Lewis (one of our roomies who had the FUNNIEST tale of the entire con which involved our room winding up with Tony Millionaire’s Ignatz for a night) -Klio (this one is TOLD IN SOCK PUPPETS!!!) -Jess Fink (who drew everyone she met including Fluff’s own Marianne Ways and myself) -Speaking of Marianne, you should read her report, which is somewhat similar to the Ghost one, since we stole ALL her pictures…muahahahaa! -The SPX Journey of Mini-Sir Ive -Liz Baillie’s Report -Robin Enrico’s Report -MK Reed’s Report [...]

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In fact, this was the first convention I broke even on. if it hadn’t been for me not being able to find anyone to split a room with (I asked and asked!) I’d have made a profit.

I like the open convention floor, but the environs of the hotel do suck hard.

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