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As images of SD10 filter out, the defining one has yet to manifest itself but in this image of a woman helping her Iron Man-themed friend pee into a bottle we have a fetish-palooza: water sports, mascots, bondage, superheroes. No wonder Comic-con is all things to all people. But the one message that this image inspires is the one that all of Con should remember: friendship. When a costume restricts arm motion to the point you can’t unzip your fly, may you always have a buddy to hold the bottle, if you know what we mean.
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on 10/16/2007
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Earlier today we introduced you to some of the words you can learn in the French section of Oxford Language Dictionaries Online, which are freely available through the 21st. But perhaps French isn’t your thing. Well, how about German? Take the quiz below to see how much you know and if you get stuck turn to OLDO for help. Be sure to check back this afternoon for me Dictionary Day fun from OLDO!
Question 1: Your German friend tells you in conversation, “Das ist nicht mein Bier.” But you’re not drinking beer! What does he mean?
Question 2: English speakers say “kill two birds with one stone”. What do German speakers say?
Question 3: If a German offers you Himmel und Erde, what should you expect?
Question 4: English speakers say “it’s no picnic”, but how would you say this in German?
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The wayward stroller is the perfect touch.
Well, admittedly it’s from a Frank Miller CBLDF benefit mini-comic from a bunch of years back, but I think this is for better or worse the defining image for ComiCon 2010:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/170/382787709_5ce3ba34d8_o.jpg
Wow. Right out in the open on the sidewalk, huh?
And it looks like Con Security is on the case (upper left corner).
question, why post this on The Beat?
What James said. And who takes a photo like this anyway?
Looks like a design flaw Stark would’ve surely solved by Mach 2…
out.standing.
…and how do we know that urination is the bodily function the woman is assisting in?
So many questions!
This picture is a riddle wrapped in an enigma…soaked in pee.
And shame.
I hope he didn’t rust.
You sure this isn’t a wedding photo?
I was rather thinking husband and wife rather than friends. It’s a bit… personal for friendship, ya think?
She is clearing carrying a baby in a Bjorn on her chest, which means that she’s pretty familiar with getting peed on.
That’s irony, man.