Stuck on a broken intercity bus, hoping the greyhound at the border will turn around as it often runs mostly empty. If not, three hour wait for another bolt bus. A little further and we could at least wait at the border.
So if anyone wants to ask me any questions about #chemistry #rpgs #canada #vancouver #science #crystallography or anything else, I'm bored and have time.
@Canageek I'm going to bed, but I'm curious to hear if there are any good nerd conventions in vancouver that are positive spaces for trans folx
Good luck with your bus! Sparkle witch blessings! :sparkles: :bus:
@aprrrl I only know of one convention in Vancouver and it treats gaming as an afterthought, putting up its schedule less than a month before the event, so I've never gone. No idea how it treats anyone as a result.
@Canageek aw, too bad
@aprrrl There is also Vancouver Fan Expo, but given what Toronto Fan Expo pulled in 2010, I don't want to give them money https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2010/08/30/scifi_fans_fume_over_mismanaged_fan_expo.html
@Canageek "Fan Expo" as a phrase was a huge turnoff and yes, it turns out it's for-profit. so nope
@Canageek I strongly prefer the community-organized cons
@aprrrl Those are mostly the ones I've been two, since they are small and local, but never have the sheer amount of STUFF that happens at the big cons. New games, ability to play stuff I've never played before, etc.
@aprrrl I have no problem with for-profit. Gencon is for-profit and is probably the single best gaming con in the world