Comic Con Drama!

This clip describes how I'm feeling right now! Think of me as Ann Margret.

The pass for Saturday's Comic Con extravaganza is SOLD OUT! Friday is still available, but Saturday is the day!

I'm so upset, mostly at myself for not buying the pass last week.
I can't give up yet.
Hopefully, they will open Saturday back up.

Miss California no longer...She is Lady NOM!

Carrie! I would have thought you would sit down, gather yourself and get come back smarter and wiser, but no, you are sealing the deal with foolishness!

In Politico, Ben Smith reports:

Miss California, Carrie Prejean, who offered memorable opposition (above) to same-sex marriage and a young, attractive new face for the movement against it, will appear tomorrow at a press conference hosted by the National Organization for Marriage at the National Press Club, according to a press release from the group.

She'll be launching a new ad, the second in what the group says is a $1.5 million campaign.

The ad, the release says, will address:

What happens when a young California beauty pageant contestant is asked, "Do you support same-sex marriage?" She is attacked viciously for having the courage to speak up for her truth and her values. But Carrie's courage inspired a whole nation and a whole generation of young people because she chose to risk the Miss USA crown rather than be silent about her deepest moral values. "No Offense" calls gay marriage advocates to account for their unwillingness to debate the real issue: Gay marriage has consequences.

Why? Why? Does Carrie understand that her future is ruined? This will shut doors and really bring the Hateration.

Is she that hard up for attention? And how much are they paying her to sell her soul?

People STILL want to see Him

Within hours, Michael Jackson's 50 tour dates in London has completely sold out.

Folks are truly excited over his concerts and hopes he will do a world tour.

"He is a legend and I love his message to the world," Obi, a 19-year-old student said outside the O2 Arena in south London. "I've been hoping that he would perform live again."

"I have come 150 miles just for this," said Lee Middleton, a 34-year-old construction worker from Liverpool, in northwest England. "We have made some very interesting friends waiting in line. ... People were singing his songs and dancing."

I'm sure with this success, an US tour will be in the works. And if so, I will like to see him.
However...he does look a little scary.