nerdymusician

For me the main places I want to go are Japan, Australia, and of course to Rome :P As for the sun in Germany yeah it sucked but you get used to it, but it does make you appreciate sunny days more never really realized how nice it is to have a funny sunny day till I got there because never had to deal with extended periods of cloudiness

I'll be sure to take pics of whatever we cosplay as! I've had an interest in programming since middle school so computer science seemed like a good way to go. It's a lot a fun. A music major eh? I'm taking a Western Music class atm. Just for some Gen. Ed. Art credits but it's pretty fun. We listen to lots of music and talk about it. It's ust an intro class so it isn't very serious, and the professor is funny guy.

Haha idk but it was pretty amazing. My group of friends want to do a cosplay of the characters from it. My major is Computer Science. Are you in college?

I will eventually :P. Some of the panels are pretty crazy. There was a lot we didn't get to go to but all in all it was an amazing weekend, and I can't wait for this year's Otakon. I'll check out House. Haven't seen it yet. Oh and my friends and I just watched Hentei Kamen. It was so good!

I have been to Paris, Sicily, and Austria. I was going to go to more places but never got around to it while I was still stationed in Germany I really wanted to go to Rome to see the Coliseum

It was all really nice I think the best part of that though was just seeing all the different cultures/religions that came there. Prauge also has some really great architecture.

Oh you have no idea lmfao. Jersusalem was cool but I'm not religious so it wasn't as fun too me still interesting though and a lot of great architecture and paintings

Yeah the planning on the scavenger hunt wasn't the best, but in general, Otakon's times are pretty great. They keep you busy all day (and night). I'm not up to date on the manga. That panel was basically a massive room (at least 500 people were in there, if not 1000) with a guy and his laptop and he had a montage of Japanese commercials, movie trailers, and game-show clips of the most ridiculous stuff. It was the last panel of that night (I think it started around 11?) and went to 1 or so. It was really funny. As an example, here is one of the clips he showed us. And yes, this is actually a real movie in Japan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fLHUyI9Toc