
Anyone who knows me, knows that I am a geek.
I am a comic book reading, video game playing, Star Wars fanatic and I don’t care who knows it!
Well when I found out that Comic Con was coming to Philadelphia, I shit a small ewok shaped brick.
After purchasing a ticket and renewing my subscription to Wizard Magazine, I went on to Craigslist to continue my search for a job.
I assume those two browsers were open in many an over aged nerd’s computer as they perused them from their Mother’s basement.
While looking under “Misc. Jobs”, I stumbled upon a gold mine.
A company called, “Superherostuff.com” was looking for a booth babe to hand out flyers at the convention.
The entire forest moon of Endor dropped into my panties at that very moment.
Let me get this straight… go to the convention for three days AND get paid? I needed in.
I promptly wrote the company an email that could probably be considered by most people to be stands for a restraining order.
The only thing I excluded in my geeked out plea for the job was a naked picture and the promise of my first born.
Perhaps it was my extensive comic book knowledge, perhaps it was my enthusiasm, perhaps it was my promise for the group gang bang… but for some unknown reason, they decided to hire me.
This weekend has been quite the trip.
I scalped my ticket and headed in to my Disney Land.
You know, since the real Disney Land is fucking corny.
There were a good deal of both celebrities and “celebrities” there.
Vernon Wells (No, not the baseball player… the guy from “Mad Max 2”) asked me how much I “cost”. I assume he was drunk.
I’d be drunk too if I were a has been.
Speaking of, Steven Baldwin didn’t even show!
I followed WWF pretty hardcore in my youth. So I was excited to find out there would be some old school wrestlers there.
I was so hardcore in my youth, in fact, that I almost chose to go to college at Hart School of Music in Connecticut JUST to live near Vince McMahon.
I now wish to vomit all over that teenage wrestling fan self after an unfortunate run in with Virgil.
He called me over to his table as he messily chowed down on buffalo chicken wings.
He was an indescribable living stereo-type.
If I didn’t know any better, I would have thought I was watching a Saturday Night Live sketch of a perverted ghetto black man.
Here’s how our lovely interaction went and my childhood innocence was ruined:
Virgil: “Hey girl. How much you weigh”
Dana: “I don’t know… 107?”
Virgil: “Turn around for me.”
Dana: “No.”
Virgil: “MMM… You gotta baby body.”
Dana: “What?”
It’s hard to hear words of wooing through the smatter of chicken and saliva.
Virgil: “You hairy?”
Dana: “No.”
Now, I could have walked away. But, I wanted to see where this was going.
Virgil: “I like hairy women”
That’s where it went.
Virgil: “I’ll put hair on you…
Virgil: “You Like Black men?”
Dana: “I don’t dislike them.”
Virgil: “You wanna come home with me?”
Dana: “I have a boyfriend.”
He then licked the remainder of sauce off of his fingers…
Virgil: “I don’t give a shit… he can come along.”
And along with that conversation went my last shred of sex drive.
Million Dollar Man: Worth millions.
Conversation with Virgil: Priceless.
Luckily, that day got much better when I got the chance to meet Linda Hamilton.
She is wildly friendly and looks amazing!!!
I asked her what any normal fan would ask the beauty to their beast.
“Linda, would you sign my boob?”
She was happy to oblige and had no interest in charging me as long as it weren’t for a tattoo and just for fun.
In fact, she told me she felt like she should be PAYING me.
Someone most have told her about my breast implant widget.
I told her I would bake her brownies and bring them to her the following day.
As I dropped those brownies off to her, she actually remembered me.
She asked me if they were “special brownies” and seemed relieved when I said that they were not.
When I walked away, I realized she probably threw them right in the trash can.
I would.
I mean, some crazy asshole stranger at a comic book convention, who asked her if she would sign her tit the day prior, just brought her a plastic baggie full of food.
That’s just creepy.

What was most random was that people at the convention kept asking to take pictures with me like I was anything but some flyer slave.
I wasn’t in a costume or anything, the booth just asked me to just wear one of their slinkier Wonder Woman tank tops.
I am a Marvel fan dammit… not DC.
Being a narcissist, I took each photo op with pride.
If I end up in even one Trekkie’s spank tank, then I have succeeded.
People would get so offended when I would try to give them a flyer if I already had.
“You gave me one yesterday, remember?”
No! Almost everyone here looks like the comic book guy on the Simpsons.

The coolest though, was the chance to meet Marilyn Ghigliotti and Scott Schiaffo from Clerks.
That movie was evolutional for film making and is a cult classic.
Marilyn now works with the awesome Eric Nyenhuis on “Retro Radio Live” on sirius XM, and they interviewed me earlier today.
The station is talk radio, remembering the 70′s, 80′s and 90′s.
I wasn’t alive in the 70′s, I was a baby in the 80′s and I was high in the 90′s… so I talked about this blog.
They really were the best years for all sources of media, but when I get the chance to talk about me to a large group of people… I will.
Then I left before the gang bang… muhahahhahahahhaahahahahaah!
After all was said and done; I went home with a whopping $40, had an amazing weekend, made new friends and no there were no lines for the ladies room… not too shabby Comic Con!
No Winston, I have never “Quit better jobs than this.”