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SDCC 2020 Cancelled
For the first time in its 50-year history San Diego Comic Convention (SDCC), the organizers behind the annual pop culture celebration, announced today with deep regret that there will be no Comic-Con in 2020. The event will instead return to the San Diego Convention Center from July 22-25, 2021.
Recognizing that countless attendees save and plan for its conventions each year, and how many exhibitors and stakeholders rely upon its events for a major portion of their livelihood, they had hoped to delay this decision in anticipation that COVID-19 concerns might lessen by summer. Continuous monitoring of health advisories and recent statements by the Governor of California have made it clear that it would not be safe to move forward with plans for this year. Similarly, WonderCon Anaheim, which was to have been held April 10-12, 2020 will return to the Anaheim Convention Center from March 26-28, 2021. In addition to their conventions, Comic-Con has been planning a major renovation of Balboa Park’s Federal Building to be completed for the grand opening of the Comic-Con Museum in the summer of 2021. However, the COVID-19 situation has had an effect on those efforts as well. As such, they will be rephasing the Museum’s initially planned major renovations, but will not scale back the experience to be offered to visitors upon the Museum’s grand opening. They anticipate releasing building plans illustrating the Museum’s transformation and sharing more information about those efforts in the coming months. SDCC also announced that individuals who purchased badges for Comic-Con 2020 will have the option to request a refund or transfer their badges to Comic-Con 2021. All 2020 badge holders will receive an email within the next week with instructions on how to request a refund. Exhibitors for Comic-Con 2020 will also have the option to request a refund or transfer their payments to Comic-Con 2021 and will also receive an email within the next week with instructions on how to process their request. In the next few days onPeak, Comic-Con’s official hotel affiliate, will be canceling all hotel reservations and refunding all deposits made through them. There is no need for anyone who booked through onPeak to take any action, including trying to cancel their reservations online or contacting the company via phone as the process will be handled automatically. Those who booked rooms through onPeak will be notified when refunds have been completed. “Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures and while we are saddened to take this action, we know it is the right decision,” said David Glanzer, spokesperson for the organization. “We eagerly look forward to the time when we can all meet again and share in the community we all love and enjoy.” https://www.comic-con.org/cci |
It was to be expected.
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Wow! I kept wondering about this. Also, Heroes Con on June 19th. Its not changed yet. May have to use our annual convention budgets on Ebay. Or do some virtual convention like a coworker was telling me Funko does.
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and u can thank the crooked democrats and china/bill gates for staging this whole pandemic global lockdown bs for global takeover in efforts to push their vaccines and totalitarianism. all these corrupt elite politicians and powerful hollywood need to be taken down before things get worse. the mainsteam media has lied to us about pretty much everything for years. the truth will surface
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https://i.imgur.com/cL263Im.jpg people have died from this you insensitve prick |
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I kind of figured a lot of the conventions would be this year, but still a shame.
To think back before New Years people had hoped that the futuristic sounding year 2020 would be a good one...and then it's a total bust. Dammit, we only get it once. >.< edit: So.... it's not the 5G that caused it? |
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So please stop spreading false information and fake news. |
yeah, go ahead and believe everything the mainstream media news tells you. i’m done with y’all, can’t fix stupid
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The only thing needing to be "fixed" is some people lacking the trait of judging between things that are likely and unlikely to be true. Most, prob like 99%, crazy conspiracies fall into the "unlikely" category... highly unlikely.
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Will we need to reopen the country at some point? Yes. Will it be as soon as would be best? No. Will/can the number of people with coronavirus need to be 0 before it reopens? Also no. And that's the part I think that needs to dawn on people.
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And the crazy keeps growing
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They used to use a small amount of mercury bc it prevented bacteria from growing inside the vaccine. Also Vaccine have either a dead version of the virus which cannot reproduce or a modified version of the virus with a "death chain" in which the virus cannot reproduce and dies when it becomes too big. Also you don't know what Pseudo-Science is.... You are incorrectly using the word/term. Serious question do you know how vaccines work or how the body immune system works??? Also do you know what the Covid virus is???? Like seriously do you??? Covid-19 has been around for a long time you just didn't know about it bc it used to not affect humans, but bats. Lastly if you are going to claim something please provide evidence. I would like to see your sources on your information. |
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I thought it was just common knowledge that vaccines contain a virus (DEAD) because, you know, that's how you teach the body to recognize it and make you immune. How long do you really think a live virus can exist within the serum? Its lifespan outside a host may be limited up to a few days on certain surfaces...but outside of a host and god knows how many days between production to the people who receive the injection... come on. Conspiracy people and anti-vaxxers are so convinced that evil people behind the scenes are trying to destroy us all, but they are the ones with the attitude and behaviors that will bring us all down. And why the hell was a convention thread turned into this. |
I mean... I can definitely see SOME of that being true. Just about every conspiracy contains a few solid strands of provable truth; that's how they gain traction. But I highly doubt the whole kit-n-kabootle is a giant scheme for population control and ID microchips. Maaaaaaybe, but it sounds like a lot more work that they'd actually wanna do.
I still like the "It's a cover-up for the collapse of the global pedo ring" conspiracy best. It's much more colorful. |
All I wanted was to make a thread to let people know SDCC was Cancelled now its become a thread for two idiots probably Trumpers who are trying to peddle their stupid conspiracy nonsense.
Mods feel free to close this thread if you want. I give up https://i.imgur.com/2IeiY0E.gif |
I'm always a little angry when I'm not the one to ruin a thread. Doesn't seem fair, I have seniority here.
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Some idiots just give us conservatives a bad name. SMFH... |
Because some exterminators will advise burning the house down instead of trying to kill the bedbugs one at a time. Once it gets to a certain point there's hardly anything left worth saving anyway.
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....This is a much more interesting conversation than whatever's going on with Sgt. Cuckoo-Bananas over there, by the way. |
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Of course I'm American, I'm self-absorbed and obnoxious. I'm also from NJ so I'm the absolute best type of American, chock full of sociopathic tendencies and general disdain for anyone I'm not either f*cking or making money off of.
....Is it really that hard to tell? :lol: Anyways, when they're babies bedbugs look like either specks of dust or tiny fleas, and when they get big they look like paper-thin watermelon seeds. Just FYI. I *think* they mostly come from places like China and India but I'd have to check on that. Nasty f*ckers. Get everywhere, including the cracks in the walls and the seams in your trim/molding, the seams in your furniture... anyplace a speck of dust can get through, they can get into and breed. I guess "bedbugs" was just easier than "These F*ckers Get Everywhere" bugs. They do prefer warm and cozy places like mattresses and clothing but once they're in your house they're basically worse than roaches in that they can get wherever they want and if you miss one, they'll be back in full-force in a couple days. Point of fact, one exterminator we consulted with suggested letting roaches take over, because they eat bedbugs, and that he'd gladly come back at that point to take care of the roach infestation because they're easier to deal with than bedbugs are. No foolin'. Pray you don't get 'em! I know a few people who managed to catch it early and thus escape relatively unscathed, but since they're so small they can be literally everywhere in your house before you even notice a single one. Nasty sh*t. |
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They hate extreme temperatures, especially heat. If you get 'em on your clothes or sheets, an hour in the dryer on the highest setting usually does the trick, past that you're basically walking around your house waving a hair dryer at every crack like a lunatic. There's also a powder substance that can work in some cases but it generally depends on the size of the infestation, and they can also develop a localized immunity to it. There's like a two-year chunk of my life where I can't remember anything at all except dealing with that f*cking disaster. I think I'd rather get a terminal disease than ever go through all THAT again, dead serious. |
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Those lucky bastards up near the Arctic Circle don't have to deal with any of this crap... |
Yeah, but it's cold. :lol:
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And whiskey, can't forget whiskey. :lol:
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And it's funny that you mention zinc. You know why zinc is believed to have some amount of (limited) help against viruses? Not because it's a magic treatment... Because it supposedly can block the receptors that a virus uses to latch onto you and your cells in it's process to get into you...because it does not come from within your own cells. That is why zinc is best used a a lozenge, because it comes in contact with part of the common areas where the virus enters your body. (Nasal sprays would probably be more effective, but it seems to have the side effect of damaging sense of smell.) edit: You see all those pointy bits on the coronavirus... yeah, those are the receptors. It probably isn't going to do much after you already have symptoms because the virus has already taken hold. But for some years I've been using the lozenges (Cold Eeze) preventatively; one after work or after I've been out in public during cold and flu season (and extended during this pandemic). And either I'd just been lucky or it helped because I wasn't sick once all winter. Hell, I haven't been sick since early last year. |
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