1. OKLACON N00B or 1337?

Went last year

2. Roll call - gender + age + species + huggable?

Male, 45, Fox, Yes

3. Do you sleep there? Have you ever camped before?

Lodge room, Yes

4. Do you buy food from the constore, bring your own BBQ, nibble at the lodge, or eat in town?

Nibble what I can, Super sponsor luncheon

5. Are you shameless?

For the most part

6. Who are you coming with?

I'm giving Oda wolf, Wolfington Davis and another a ride to the park. Holly Fox and maybe another staying with me in the lodge.

7. On average, how much money do you spend? On art? On the charity auction?

25 to 30 dollars

8. Do you go to pick up art?

No, but I have

9. Have you ever been a Predator, or Prey?

No. I have a bad knee.

10. Do you 'suit?

Yes, I'm supposed to get my new head and tail the day I leave for Oklacon.

11. Where can you be found there?

All over.

12. Favorite event?

Not sure.

13. How many friends have you met from conventions?

Too many to count

14. Have you ever been drunk?

yes.

15. Name your previous conventions:

Oklacon 9, Texas Furry Fiesta, and Wild Nights

16. Gotten home to find out you've lost weight from walking around so DAMN much?

Yes

17. Hugged random people?

Yes.

18. Kissed random people?

no

19. Raved until you fell over?

No

20. Flirted with a dealer to get a discount?

No

21. Been stalked?

I would not say stalked.

22. Reunited with a friend?

no

23. Favorite smell at Oklacon?

Steak at super sposor lunch.

24. Cried at a convention?

No.

25. Favorite memory?

Don't know

26. Made any money?

no

27. Biggest fear about being in the woods with 300 furries?

None

28. Sick of this survey?

Nah

29. Okay...last question -- what's the best part of Oklacon?

It's an outdoor con. I've only been to one hotel con and two outdoor. I enjoyed the hotel con and I plan on attending Fangcon, and the Fiesta again, at certain times things got kinda crowded in the halls and with everyone rushing around it seemed kinda like the hall in school between classes. The outdoor cons I've been to seem more laid back and you could actually stand and talk to people without getting ran over.