Date: 2012-06-01 07:43 pm (UTC)
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That singularity panel was amazing. I think that, and the panel that was essentially people reminiscing about old Worldcons, were the highlight of the trip for me. I loved "so it was a total coincidence that the 1990 Worldcon was in the Hague. The German attendees scratched the 'east' or 'west' off their badges."

But maybe I'm just in a mood to think Berlin-y things are interesting right now.

Totally agree about O'Hare too. Of all the airports that have boned me horribly, I don't think O'Hare is one of them. Contrast with ROA, which I have literally never once flown out of or into on time. And only twice (in 12 years) managed to get my luggage through.
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