Article written by Brinstar

Community manager, videogame aficionado, technology enthusiast, blogger, editor, social media traveler, pop culture critic, woman of colour, intersectional and anti-oppression advocate, feminist, third culture kid, tea drinker, and serial comma proponent.

15 responses to “Score SDCC Swag by Tweeting a Geeky Haiku at Me”

  1. trollberry
  2. Aboynamedart

    Ok, here’s my entry! :)

  3. kateri

    You should watch Red Dwarf! The first 5/6 series anyway. I pretend seasons 7+ don’t exist.

  4. Ann

    Here you go, and thanks for the contest! :)

    http://twitter.com/annlemay/status/19833826589

  5. Thefremen

    http://twitter.com/thefremen/statuses/19834765557

    Zerg Rush Imminent
    This does not compute at all
    The map JUST loaded

  6. Jexx

    http://twitter.com/Asuranjexx/status/19849908161

    Guild wars 2 will rock
    Rangers are very awesome
    I want to make one

  7. Stuart Gannon444

    I’m not great with Haikus (infact, this is the first Haiku I’ve ever tried to write so this may be the complete wrong way to go about it)

    http://twitter.com/Stuart444/status/19851479510

  8. Ashelia

    This is mine, sorry for the Starcraft: http://twitter.com/ashelia/status/19851611021

  9. NobleSpy

    Set your arm-cannon to ice beam.

    http://twitter.com/NobleSpy/status/19959668975

  10. Denis Farr

    Twitter link.

    Hopefully it’s clear which character left the largest impact on my gaming last year.

  11. Thom
  12. Stephen

    First time I’ve done a Haiku really ._. Probably lame compared to the others I did, but I hope you enjoy it!

    http://twitter.com/KalconFick/status/20506125552

  13. Stephen

    Oh, and sorry my Haiku was very gimmicky, I should’ve totally done something else :/ But it was either that or Hitch-hiker’s guide, whatever though!

  14. Brinstar

    @ Stephen: Thanks for the submission. :-) I just want to make a little note that your usage of ‘lame’ is considered an ableist slur, and it would be great if you could refrain from using language like that out of respect for people with disabilities. Thank you. :-)

  15. Stephen

    Sorry! :( Will keep that in mind next time! D: