Fandom and You

[Martinus]

I occasionally in business or personal transactions require that the other party recognize Stannis as the proper king of Westeros. I have occasionally been forced to back out of otherwise sound situations due to intransigence on this final issue.

Stannis is dead.

So is Jesus. Glass houses, Pole.

[Brazen]

I consider "anything I'm prepared to wear a t-shirt of" sufficient proof of fandom.

I am a fangirl of The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy (I used to write for the fanclub magazine), Star Trek TNG, rebooted Doctor Who and Sherlock. Comics wise, Sandman, Hellblazer and Batman.

[Syt]

I consider "anything I'm prepared to wear a t-shirt of" sufficient proof of fandom.

I can agree with that distinction.

[Caliga]

I am a fangirl of The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy

[lustindarkness]

T Shirts:
Nightmare Before Christmas, Star Wars, Toyota FJ Cruiser events, Call of Duty, Walking Dead, Navy related, running/races.
Edit, forgot concert shirts, La Ley and  Robi Draco Rosa.

[Syt]

T-shirts: Star Wars, Alien, Lovecraft, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Tolkien, Mad Max, Firefly, Clint Eastwood. I don't seem to own any band shirts anymore.

Plus a bunch of baseball jerseys (Pirates, Padres vintage, Mets vintage, Brooklyn vintage, Expos, Blue Jays, Angels, Mariners, White Sox vintage).

[lustindarkness]

I want a a Mad Max shirt.

[The Larch]

Back in the day Pulp Fiction hit me so hard that I became a massive Tarantino fanboy for several years around my mid-late teenage years.

[Duque de Bragança]

I consider "anything I'm prepared to wear a t-shirt of" sufficient proof of fandom.

I am a fangirl of The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy (I used to write for the fanclub magazine), Star Trek TNG, rebooted Doctor Who and Sherlock. Comics wise, Sandman, Hellblazer and Batman.

Music t-shirts (mostly metal), so Marduk, In Extremo, Motörhead, Rage, Elend, Trust, plus some even lesser known bands.

As for movies, if there is a screening of a movie I am a fan, I go rewatch it if possible even if I have it on blu-ray such as To Live and Die in L.A recently on the Champs-Élysées film festival.

I suppose jerseys count as well? Well, I have a dozen of them, from Porto, Portugal, PSG plus some more... Watching a Porto-Sporting game in Paris for the Portuguese supercup does not count as a game abroad when one lives in Paris, of course.
Also a hockey jersey (Canadiens de Montréal ) given to me.
Most of the games I have seen abroad were for the Portuguese selection though. But then I can mix it with a cultural visit such as visiting Uppsala, and being told that Bergman shot Fanny and Alexander in the house I just happen to drop by.

[Valmy]

Like I've said before, my expectations for Episodes I thru III were so low that I was actually sort of impressed with Episodes II & III.  Episode I was exactly as shitty as I expected.

So were mine, at least after the first one. But they did not just fail as Star Wars films but as films. I expected them to not be worthy of Star Wars or the Empire Strikes Back but at least I expected fun B movies. I mean that is what I expected from the Hobbit films and that is roughly what I got, though the 'Battle of the Five Armies' treaded perilously close to the line.

[Ed Anger]

I occasionally dress as either a gestapo agent or SS dude.

[viper37]

I love original Star Wars so much that I saw "When Clones Attack" and "Revenge of the Sith" in the theater even after watching "The Phantom Menace" and "When Clones Attack" respectively.   

When the Phantom Menace was released on DVD, my friend and I, drunk as we both were all the time, we observed a minute of silence before the beginning of the movie.  Then I think it took us like 3-4 hrs to get through the movie, always going back to every moment.

There are such movies that are infinately enhanced by the use of alcohol.

But aside that, nothing particular.  No night spent in front of a theater, no tatoos, no weird pet.

[The Brain]

I occasionally dress as either a gestapo agent or SS dude.

I love Hugo Boss and wear it a lot.

[garbon]

I consider "anything I'm prepared to wear a t-shirt of" sufficient proof of fandom.

If it is just that, what makes that different from being just a normal fan? I think my wearing a Los Angeles t-shirt is rather different from you writing for a fanclub magazine.

[Eddie Teach]

By Brazen's rule, I'm a fan of whichever national parks my mom vacations to.