First I was like, âitâs funny but I canât relate because I donât have a geeky fanboy dad dragging me to see the new Star Wars movie.â
Then I remembered âoh shit, Iâm the geeky fanboy dad.â
yes, there definitely has been an improvement over time.
Heh, I kinda feel the same way though I had no wish to rush out and see it this time around as I have mellowed a bit in fanboyism⌠plus if it ends up sucking I donât feel bad about waiting for DVD.
However on the last posting of a trailer here I showed it to the kid and it ended with âtickets on sale nowâ and he said GET TICKETS NOW. So tomorrow evening at 7:30 I will be geeky fanboy dad.
I miss the good olâ days where they would just ship you off to boarding school and maybe show up at the marriage they arranged.
âCapâ? Since when has that been a name, or even a nickname?
Itâs been growing in popularity now that the comic geek generation is raising families. My kids are named Cap, Bruce, Stark and Black Widow.
Well, despite being named Louis, my grandfather was called Cap by literally everyone his whole life (except of course being âdadâ and âgrandadâ to my father and I). âŚbut since he was born in 1908, perhaps that sort of proves your pointâŚ
Iâve just returned from the local premiere and Iâll tell you this: you most certainly will not regret going.
thank you for saying so little (and yet so much.) iâm advocating for officially renaming today as âavoid the internet day.â
Just need a Dr Strange and happy families!
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