Horrorhound Weekend Pics! Just A Peek

[myers04 ●]

yup it was a steller show and aarons one of my best freinds and a great guy.thanks dude for an awsome show.......tommy

[Chainsaw ●]

Nice pics Aaron. Congrats to you and all the HorrorHound crew! I'm glad your first con was a success and that all of your hard work paid off. You guys should be very proud <img src=\"http://forums.NIGHTOWLpro.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/yes.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\":yes:\" border=\"0\" alt=\"yes.gif\" /> . Unfortunately it's too far for me so I will have to experience it through photos.However I will be able to stop by your table at MM9 next month. It was great meeting you last year and I look forward to chatting again man.BTW... I'm lovin' the Babysitter sandwich <img src=\"http://forums.NIGHTOWLpro.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/woot.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\":woot:\" border=\"0\" alt=\"woot.gif\" />

[HorrorHound ●]

Thanks everyone for the kind words and I look forward to seeing all of you hopefully in November or at a future HorrorHound Weekend show or other cons in the near future. Paul you should tell the story it is to FN funny. I can attest that Paul Daniels has the BIGGEST HEART. Far bigger then mine I am sad to say. In a sick way I was glad to have seen what I saw, gave me a new found respect for you bro. I will leave it up to you to elaborate if you wish. Jason (Chainsaw) almost nothing beats being the meat in that sandwich. <img src=\"http://forums.NIGHTOWLpro.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\"\" border=\"0\" alt=\"smile.gif\" />

[Darksidepaul ●]

My HorrorHound weekend Story.A guest of the show that most people will remember was wheel chair bound fellow by the name of Chuck.We met Chuck on Friday night at the show and talked to him later at the bar.Saturday morning- We ran into Chuck in the hallway waiting to get into the show. We spoke for a few, he told me that he was headed to the washroom to change his shirt. I told him that I'd catch up to him in a few during the show. Roughly a half hour later I ran into him in the washroom stuggling to get his old shirt off. In reality-he hadn't had any luck and would have probably still been there a week later. Well, Paulie being the guy that I am, said hold on, when I finish what I'm doing I'll give you a hand.(Personally, I had hoped that he would be done when I got out) He wasn't.So, here I go-helped the guy Chuck who told me that he had cerebral palsy. I helped him remove his old shirt and put on the new one. All in the middle of this in comes Aaron with a look of "What the Hell are you doing???" Thanks Aaron for the look, I didn't really feel it was a big deal until I see that look you shot me!!! I'm kidding.My son and I helped him get out of the washroom, which wasn't easy either.Long story short-Personally if you would have told me that I would be doing that last weekend, I would have told you BS!.It does make for a story that I can tack onto all the others. For people who know me-know I do like to tell my lifes stories.I would rather have passed on the changing the guys shirt, but when you see someone in need, you do things completely out of your character.Aaron, hit me with a "Your a better man than me" comment.Honestly, a part of me wanted to go, good luck on changing your shirt ,Jack!But I didn't.That is my HorrorHound story. I have another that I'll share sometime later.Told you it was a fun weekend!!!!P

[imperialhockmaster ●]

<!--QuoteBegin-Darksidepaul+Jul 13 2007, 12:13 AM<div class=\'quotetop\'>QUOTE(Darksidepaul @ Jul 13 2007, 12:13 AM)</div><div class=\'quotemain\'><!--QuoteEBeginMy HorrorHound weekend Story.A guest of the show that most people will remember was wheel chair bound fellow by the name of Chuck.We met Chuck on Friday night at the show and talked to him later at the bar.Saturday morning- We ran into Chuck in the hallway waiting to get into the show. We spoke for a few, he told me that he was headed to the washroom to change his shirt. I told him that I'd catch up to him in a few during the show. Roughly a half hour later I ran into him in the washroom stuggling to get his old shirt off. In reality-he hadn't had any luck and would have probably still been there a week later. Well, Paulie being the guy that I am, said hold on, when I finish what I'm doing I'll give you a hand.(Personally, I had hoped that he would be done when I got out) He wasn't.So, here I go-helped the guy Chuck who told me that he had cerebral palsy. I helped him remove his old shirt and put on the new one. All in the middle of this in comes Aaron with a look of "What the Hell are you doing???" Thanks Aaron for the look, I didn't really feel it was a big deal until I see that look you shot me!!! I'm kidding.My son and I helped him get out of the washroom, which wasn't easy either.Long story short-Personally if you would have told me that I would be doing that last weekend, I would have told you BS!.It does make for a story that I can tack onto all the others. For people who know me-know I do like to tell my lifes stories.I would rather have passed on the changing the guys shirt, but when you see someone in need, you do things completely out of your character.Aaron, hit me with a "Your a better man than me" comment.Honestly, a part of me wanted to go, good luck on changing your shirt ,Jack!But I didn't.That is my HorrorHound story. I have another that I'll share sometime later.Told you it was a fun weekend!!!!P<div align=\"right\"><a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=229246\"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><!--QuoteEnd</div><!--QuoteEEndThats a another good true story told by the master himself,lol, i remember chuck and i didnt have to change his shirt thank god, but i would have helped him too if needed, i did hold the door for him one time when i was coming in the restroom on sunday, i thought id piss my pants by the time he got his chair thru the small door opening, but i didnt mind chuck was a really cool guy and its nice to see that the chair didnt stop him from enjoying the same thing we all did but with more to deal with, i hope to see him at the next one, as i didnt see him have to much besides posters i would like to send him home with a Hockey Mask, if anyone deserved it it wopuld defiinately be him!!

[HorrorHound ●]

<!--QuoteBegin-Darksidepaul+Jul 13 2007, 12:13 AM<div class=\'quotetop\'>QUOTE(Darksidepaul @ Jul 13 2007, 12:13 AM)</div><div class=\'quotemain\'><!--QuoteEBeginMy HorrorHound weekend Story.A guest of the show that most people will remember was wheel chair bound fellow by the name of Chuck.We met Chuck on Friday night at the show and talked to him later at the bar.Saturday morning- We ran into Chuck in the hallway waiting to get into the show. We spoke for a few, he told me that he was headed to the washroom to change his shirt. I told him that I'd catch up to him in a few during the show. Roughly a half hour later I ran into him in the washroom stuggling to get his old shirt off. In reality-he hadn't had any luck and would have probably still been there a week later. Well, Paulie being the guy that I am, said hold on, when I finish what I'm doing I'll give you a hand.(Personally, I had hoped that he would be done when I got out) He wasn't.So, here I go-helped the guy Chuck who told me that he had cerebral palsy. I helped him remove his old shirt and put on the new one. All in the middle of this in comes Aaron with a look of "What the Hell are you doing???" Thanks Aaron for the look, I didn't really feel it was a big deal until I see that look you shot me!!! I'm kidding.My son and I helped him get out of the washroom, which wasn't easy either.Long story short-Personally if you would have told me that I would be doing that last weekend, I would have told you BS!.It does make for a story that I can tack onto all the others. For people who know me-know I do like to tell my lifes stories.I would rather have passed on the changing the guys shirt, but when you see someone in need, you do things completely out of your character.Aaron, hit me with a "Your a better man than me" comment.Honestly, a part of me wanted to go, good luck on changing your shirt ,Jack!But I didn't.That is my HorrorHound story. I have another that I'll share sometime later.Told you it was a fun weekend!!!!P<div align=\"right\"><a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=229246\"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><!--QuoteEnd</div><!--QuoteEEndPaul I thought you were helping him well..... <img src=\"http://forums.NIGHTOWLpro.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rolleyes.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\"\" border=\"0\" alt=\"rolleyes.gif\" /> that is why I was shocked. I would have helped him change his shirt also in that situation. What I thought you were helping him with and sounded from behind the crapper wall like you were helping him do was a totally different thing all together. That I do not think I could or would have been able to help him with. Sorry if that sounds shallow but I am just being honest. Chuck was a great guy and seemed to have had a blast all weekend. I am sure he will be back in November. Thanks Paul for telling your tale of bathroom heroism. <img src=\"http://forums.NIGHTOWLpro.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\"\" border=\"0\" alt=\"tongue.gif\" />