tainted-petals:

jacero replied to your post: I would legit cosplay as Benjamina if I knew a Reaver would be there for a valid reason to annoy/fangirl over him

Oh look, yet another reason to move to Canada. And I’d like to direct your attention to something purple and red in this wip photo - …

That’s sweet of you.

I would love to visit a convention in Canada. Most Fable meetups I see listed are for AnimeNorth and such. I want to plan something for A-kon here in Dallas in June, but worried I’ll end up having to miss out. 

The workshop took a beating when our water heater broke in August, had to rip out all the carpet and some of the sheet rock. For the time being I have a cement floor and plastic on some of the walls, but it’s no big deal, since it is much easier to clean this way.

The Logan costume is very easy to miss since we’ve been focusing more on Reaver and Hatch. Once they’re all finished up, then Logan is next in line. At least that is the current plan.  I’ve been trying not to talk it up and get people excited about a Logan cosplay in case something unfortunate happens, so don’t get your hopes too high, ok? Just know that Logan is both Kurai’s and my favorite Fable III character and we will try our best to get him some more cosplay representation. 

tainted-petals:

occupyallstreets:

In a leaked letter sent to Spain’s outgoing President, the US ambassador to the country warned that as punishment for not passing a SOPA-style file-sharing site blocking law, Spain risked being put on a United States trade blacklist . Inclusion would have left Spain open to a range of “retaliatory options” but already the US was working with the incoming government to reach its goals.

United States government interference in Spain’s intellectual property laws had long been suspected, but it was revelations from Wikileaks that finally confirmed the depth of its involvement.

More than 100 leaked cables showed that the US had helped draft new Spanish copyright legislation and had heavily influenced the decisions of both the government and opposition.

Now, another diplomatic leak has revealed how the US voiced its anger towards outgoing President Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero last month upon realizing that his government was unlikely to pass the US-drafted Sinde (site blocking) Law before leaving office.

In a letter dated December 12th and sent by US Ambassador Alan D. Solomont to the Spanish Prime Minister’s office, the US expressed “deep concern” over the failure to implement the SOPA-style censorship law.

“The government has unfortunately failed to finish the job for political reasons, to the detriment of the reputation and economy of Spain,” read the letter obtained by El Pais.

Solomont’s threat was that should Spain not pass the Sinde Law (described by some as the Spanish SOPA) then the country would be degraded further and placed on the Priority Watch List. This serious step would mean that Spain was in breach of trade agreements and could be subjected to a range of “retaliatory actions”.

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AHAHA WELCOME TO THE WATCH LIST SPAIN, CANADA WELCOMES YOU

“Canada on American Blacklist for Copyright Laws.”

WTF… gosh, I think the last week could be summed up in “yet 100 more reasons my sweetheart and I should move to Canada.”