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Elizabeth Neale returns with Jon Verrall to the show to talk about their Indiegogo campaign to launch season 2 of LARPs: The Series, which will be bigger and better! Also, we are launching a separate campaign for Elizabeth’s personal trailer and Swedish masseur. Find out what’s new with one of our favorite webseries and what kind of goodies you can get if you support their crowdfunding… #getshotinthedick.
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Defective Geeks has survived (kind of, sort of?) another year of random geek shenanigans and once again, I wanted to highlight some of our accomplishments. This year was a bit more mellow than 2013 was but we got to experiment with bringing new content to the website with the help of friends. I would like to thank everyone who has stopped by to read a blog, watch a video or simply stumbled upon a photo on a post that they really liked (I see those tweets go out!).
For the people who have always supported us, especially those who remind us all the time that we are loved… THANK YOU!
Now let’s get on with our year in review.
Tune in tonight at 8pm PST / 11pm PST. Click here for the live feed link or watch our Twitter account for the YouTube link later tonight.
Tonight’s show will be EXTRA MAGICAL and full of Cinco de Mayo fun! You wouldn’t want to miss it ;)
Our favorite people, Juan and Vito had Gizzy B and I on their podcast, with comic book writer, Mark Sable! Gizzy B had been on their podcast before but this was my first time. We had a lot of fun discussing some comic news and basking in the Mark Sable glory.
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Check out a few more photos below the jump.
Let’s all just admit it. Most days, we feel like everyone else is doing fun stuff without us. You feel like you’re just sitting in your own cave, watching Netflix while all your friends are high fiving each other on a flying, real life Tardis that one of their other cooler friend made for that one party that you weren’t invited to. Then you tell yourself that it’s okay because you’re kind of a boring person anyways and no one wants to hang out with you. EVER. The cycle of feeling bad for yourself continues forever.
Well, my fellow geeks — it’s time to buck up.
