1948 by 3000
Tom Moon. Did you know that the year and month we were born, the HUGO awards were also born.
Fun to look at the big detailed auction house version.
Friday, September 09, 2011
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1948 by 3000
Your next question. Why would I want that? I can't answer that question for you. I wanted it. That's my reasoning.
Tom Moon. Did you know that the year and month we were born, the HUGO awards were also born.
A lot of great minds, boozing it up waiting for us. The huge auction house pic of this photo is how I discovered the HUGO factoid.
Fun to look at the big detailed auction house version.
Forry Ackerman is awarded a HUGO for #1 Fan at this convention. He also makes news by being there with 2 clones. Which is the real Ackerman. The one on the bottom is a known Ackerman from a book signing that same year, 1953.
1948 by 3000
Tom Moon. Did you know that the year and month we were born, the HUGO awards were also born.
Fun to look at the big detailed auction house version.
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One thing that photo proves. That through the ages, nerds go stag.
The HUGO awards were born as a tradition of the scifi Worldcon on our birthday. There had been two award ceremonies in the 8 years prior.
The guy in front of the second photo of possible Ackerman looks like an unholy blending of Krayonzilla and Alfalfa.
Nerds go Stag should be a movie title.
Or at least a comic strip.
"Why would I want (the Flying Saucer movie poster)" you ask?
Two words:
FRANK GORSHIN.
Frank Gorshin as a teenager. Probably never looked like a Teen Ager in his entire life. Hit puberty and looked like he belonged in the Rat Pack.
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