Toronto Trek 18

Toronto Trek is here this weekend. The cost for admission though is pretty steep. If I go, it will be on Sunday, and it will be for the entire day -- why spend $40 and not be able to get your money's worth? Money's worth -- the whole exercise seems designed to rip you off of all cash. Even the stars that are attending the show are charging for autographs! I've been out of the loop for quite sometime. Since when was this the norm? Anyway, the show isn't just about Star Trek -- it's really SciFi in general. And the entertainment value in seeing some freaks can't be passed up.

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  1. dabydeen12:50 a.m., December 30, 2004

    Manually reposted from Reblogger:108847532318341805
    24.156.102.8
    HehHeh
    I was looking at the site, and what's going on then, etc.
    I would enjoy going to World's Fare more than TT18. There is a lot of money involved...
    We can see Around the World...
    The Terminal
    Two Brothers
    Spider Man II...
    but this weekend I would rather go on Friday evening to see the performances, and on Saturday as well, and have Sunday off to sleep!
    Posted by vanessak at 21:11 29/6/2004

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