I didn’t see much, though… and only a smattering of No More Heroes costumes (I was the only NMH2 Travis, gantstare.gif). Maybe you guys noticed something else out there, maybe you have some zany super wacky awesome pics showing how I’m an idiot and blind and didn’t see the 600 BlazBlu costumes paraded around con or some awesome Final Fantasy group that shows where the fan interest is drawn to.

Since there isn’t a whole lot of exceptional stuff to promote in the world of gaming at this time (what else is new?), it’s easiest to just continue my trail of gloom and doom: THERE IS NO ORIGINAL CONTENT OUT THAT IS DRIVING MAJOR INTEREST. This Otakon seems to be the exception didn’t see much of any new vidya related costuming (the same is generally true of Anime costumes and the like… hell, we didn’t even have the usual overabundance of Naruto, Bleach and Kingdom Hearts and the latter even has a new game coming out). You can usually gauge what the new “it thing” is from Otakon, at least in my experience. Preparing for Otakon takes preference and priority over writing about nothing. This year, not so much.Īlso, sorry I haven't been around enough to make updates as frequently as I'd like. You see, Otakon is usually the con of a given con season that restores my faith in the world of nerd culture: crazy costumes get busted out, people gather, new ideas abound.

As has San Diego Comic Con, but let’s ignore that for a second because I was actually at Otakon and can report on it. Pax Turchia has had it's day.Otakon has come and gone. Now only a fair and mutually accepted peace will suffice. The time for tribute has passed - now Turkey has activated our Polish and Romanian MPPs - congratualtions you evened up the balance. He replied that my views were not valuable to him and that Turkey has it's own plans. The day of my election I wrote to him saying I'd be interested to hear what terms he might accept to peace. This is what has always confounded me - peace with Israel would actually make Turkey more secure because there will no longer be the threat of blocking manouvers and the like.Īs for tribute - that's something your president could have proposed to me when I got elected. We can no-longer swap regions and we do not have the intention to. If you had responded back then to our calls to sign peace - then there would have been no opportunity for us to have performed the subsequent blocking attacks.Īs for not allowing Greece through our regions - we've signed peace with Greece a long time ago. You forced us into a very unequaly 'training war' relationship - which we decided not to continue in - so we swapped Greece into Haifa so that Turkey could not threaten us. One that rebuffs all proposals for peace and instead accompanies an unprovoked attack with petty articles and pictures of crying babies?įranz Kafka Day 878, - it always amuses me that Turkey consider ISrael as having 'stabbed you in the back'. What might he think if he were alive to see the actions of your ecountry. Gies Haushaltsprodukte stehen in jeder Küche und jedem Keller, denn wir haben viele. Ob praktische Tiefkühldosen, ergonomische Wäschekörbe oder durchdachte Abfallbehälter. He fought againtst colonialism and imperialism to make RL Turkey great. Seit fast 60 Jahren ist es unser Bestreben, langlebige Produkte für Ihren Haushalt zu produzieren.

htmĪ great man founded your nation in RL - he declared 'peace at home, peace in the world'. Having lived through many battles and wars, he was able to say: 'Unless a nation's life faces peril, war is a crime”.'. His slogan was 'peace in the country, peace in the world'. Ataturk was dedicated to the ideal of peace and harmony. 'The Turkish Republic, based on the Kemalist principle that 'Sovereignty belongs to the nation,' took impressive strides towards a secular democratic parliamentary system.

It is a pity that in the eworld you run counter to such principles. I came accross a quote by one of your respected ambassadors (RL) about the principles on which RL Turkey was founded.

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