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furtechHas anyone heard of Howl Con?
? Is anyone going?
I'm wary of werewolf-themed get-togethers. I remember reading about some of the early ones, where invariably they involved a lot of liquor and foolishness (usually a number of underagers getting dangerously drunk). One memorable moment at one of these was when one well-known member got stupid-drunk, then continued to leap over the bonfire until he finally tripped and fell in. Not my kind of fun.
At the other end of the spectrum are the hug-wolf cons: a bit too spiritual and poofy for my tastes.
Any info would be appreciated!
? Is anyone going?
I'm wary of werewolf-themed get-togethers. I remember reading about some of the early ones, where invariably they involved a lot of liquor and foolishness (usually a number of underagers getting dangerously drunk). One memorable moment at one of these was when one well-known member got stupid-drunk, then continued to leap over the bonfire until he finally tripped and fell in. Not my kind of fun.
At the other end of the spectrum are the hug-wolf cons: a bit too spiritual and poofy for my tastes.
Any info would be appreciated!
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Date: 2012-09-21 07:59 am (UTC)Trouble is, I'm less likely to have much contact with the guests (except for panels-- and who goes to those?!?) and more likely to be with the crowds. I've been to small cons where I don't know anyone and usually end up fleeing after about an hour. It -would- be a great venue to try out a werewolf costume, but...I'm just as likely to chicken out and hide in my room.