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A strange moment from FanimeCon 2026 in San Jose is going viral online after people at an unofficial meetup called ParkCon sold cups of a red drink called “foot juice” for about $15 each. Cosplayers dipped their feet into the drink before handing it to buyers, while large crowds gathered around the area and long lines formed to buy it. FanimeCon organizers later confirmed that ParkCon is not part of the official convention and the activity happened outside official programming.

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Biggest downgrade in television history

Wow that was some of the worst garbage I've ever seen Astonishingly lazy. It might be a perfect case study for the mind of the spiteful mutant turbolib I'm reminded of the King of France during the French Revolution: "Louis spent his last night calmly in the Temple prison. He awoke early, heard Mass, and received communion from his Irish confessor, Abbé Henry Essex Edgeworth de Firmont. He wrote his last will and testament and entrusted personal items (his seal to his son, his wedding ring to Marie Antoinette) to the priest. On the advice of his confessor, he avoided a highly emotional final meeting with his wife and children to spare them further suffering. Louis showed remarkable dignity and firmness, which surprised even his executioners. He removed his coat and cravat, had his hair cut, and allowed his hands to be bound with his own handkerchief (after initially resisting rope, persuaded by the priest who reminded him of Christ’s sacrifice). He walked firmly across the scaffold. According to the most detailed contemporary account from Abbé Edgeworth, Louis silenced the drums with his presence and spoke in a loud, clear voice: “I die innocent of all the crimes laid to my charge; I pardon those who have occasioned my death; and I pray to God that the blood you are going to shed may never be visited on France.” As he was being strapped to the plank, he reportedly exclaimed: “My people, I die innocent!” And turning to the executioners: words affirming his innocence and expressing the hope that his blood would “cement the happiness of the French” (according to executioner Charles-Henri Sanson’s own account). -- Eric Kripke and his ilk are children of the French Revolution. They can't stand the idea of nobility or bravery, it disgusts them because it forces them to reflect on their multitude of inadequacies. They must create an imagined world where powerful men are as pathetic as themselves. This is mere wishcasting, dressed up in computer graphics and film. It's just like The Lord of the Flies, wherein the book depicts pathetic chaos ensuing after being removed from civilizing forces. But in reality, the event that inspired the book had the children cooperate and thrive until they were saved. This annoyed the author, so he rewrote reality itself. Wishcasting.