I'm just your typical compulsively-writing, sci-fi-and-science-obsessed, classic-video-game-playing, action-figure-collecting dad.
That's me in red with the smooth round head.
I edit Mission Log: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast and its sister shows Mission Log: Prodigy and Mission Log: The Orville for Roddenberry Podcasts. I was a frequent writer, editor, and voice on the daily Sci-Fi 5 podcast for Roddenberry, and I created and currently co-host Mission Log: Gene-ology. I handle video production on Mission Log Live, Mission Log: Prodigy and Mission Log: The Orville. I'm the technical director for the TrekTalks online telethon event benefiting Hollywood Food Coalition.
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Oh? What super-rare PS1 prototype do you speak of?
And yes, pants would be ideal.
This blog post reminded me to pack my swimming trunks. Thanks! 🙂
Last year, at OVGE, I forgot my trunks and I had to ask Pantechnicon to swig by a Target so I could buy some trunks. Pan obliged without complaint especially since it give him the opportunity to buy some BSG micro machines (I bought two for myself: Colonial One and a Raptor).
The trunks I bought last year are now is now in my luggage.
If you guys spot any classic BSG Micros on this trip, I call dibs! 😛 As if anyone wants to see my bulbous frame displace a bunch of water, I’m bringing my swim trunks as well.
Assuming all the water in Nevada hasn’t dried up yet from the heat wave. 😯