Mmm. Only if we can use the laser to burn off the beardsWiteWulf wrote:Next year...next year I'll be back, even if it's only for a day and to boost the "beard and laser" quotient![]()
My photos are all on Facebook:DRS wrote:As usual, I'll be doing a little write up of the event for Retro Gamer, thus my usual polite request for a few pictures to use. Any links and permission gratefully receivedOh and apologies for being vain, but did anyone take a photo of me and my dad dressed up as Professor Layton and Luke? My kids are demanding to see one :s
Friday - http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set= ... 2e910babd6
Saturday - http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set= ... 920120c5ce
There's a couple of you and your dad on there - as well as pictures of you both on Muscle March
Let me know if you want any of the originals for the article
Markie or Amy will probably be able to give a more accurate figure, but I think non-auction donations were around the £400 mark and the grand total was just over £1200, implying that the auction total was around £800.DRS wrote:Also, a few bits of info if anyone can help...
Auction - amy, you are an excellent auctioneer! I just wondered if you knew how much it raised AND i thought I'd mention a few of the more unusual lots - any suggestions? I thought the Back in Time Tshirt signed by Richard Joseph was sweet and then there was some weird hardware... PS2 Test model wasn't it?
As for unusual stuff... over in the Auction thread, there's a link to a document with most of the auction items on; a lot of stuff was added on the day (hence why Amy spent a lot of time typing furiously into her macbook
Aye, cheers to all!DRS wrote:Again, a wonderful do and well done and thanks to all who made it happen.
Paul @;]


















