After being offline for most of tonight at Geek Trivia (during which competition no smartphone use is allowed), I caught up on Twitter and learned that two musical sisters of my recent acquaintance had undertaken an epic quest.
So that the pictorial details of this grand adventure will not be lost in the shifting sands of the Internet, I have (with permission) recorded them here for posterity.
And what, you may ask, was the impetus for this acquisitive excursion? I believe two earliertweets provide context, and promise further adventures at PAX Prime this weekend.
We apologize for the low energy levels this week. In hindsight, we probably should have just recorded the conversation we had during the drive home on Sunday. Maybe next time...
00:00 - teaser: this is not live radio
1:15 - "playful"
1:29 - we just got back from PAX Prime, and boy do we want to play games
3:04 - Friday: standing in line; a brush with Khoo
3:56 - thoughts on Warren Spector's keynote
5:20 - for the record, this is "Penny Arcade Expo"
7:25 - what's so special about PAX?
8:50 - always enjoyable: Mike and Jerry's Q&A, Make-a-Strip session
11:23 - tons of fun: Acquisitions Incorporated: D&D Live!
12:24 - the ever-increasing hugeness of the expo hall
15:59 - the lines were not too horrible
17:08 - meeting Gamers and other people we know at PAX
19:06 - playing Rock Band 3 with @davidscotton
21:38 - DeeAnn is not generally into playing demos...
22:10 - ...but she loves the new Gamma World!
23:21 - unlike us, Peter Sarrett did not enjoy PAX
24:04 - more tales from the lines
29:05 - flipping through the program book
32:16 - upcoming events:BANG 23 (registration now open), w00tstock, Ghost Patrol BANG (registration opens September 20th), Berkeley Mystery Hunt (October 2nd?)
35:15 - coda: Sunday brunch with Seattle-area Gamers
37:27 - The End
Music: instrumentals from "Code Monkey" and "A Talk with George" by Jonathan Coulton