#fandom unite

so people online saw this man

Looked, found out his name is Yogirt, and went buckwild but I raise you this man

Right. Help. Doctor Who fans. I need you. I desperately need your help.

We've managed to raise enough money to get Moo and me the MCM tickets and photo op. I just went and booked the tickets, went to book the photo op AND IT'S SOLD OUT.

I need to beg anyone who has a photo op with David Tennant who would possibly be willing to sell it to me for a 9yo (neurodivergent, not that it matters in the slightest) DT, DW fan who's been so, so, SO excited since she found out I've been raising money for her to be able to get this chance.

We'll get the money for the train and hotel *somehow*, I know we will. I just can't fall at this first fucking hurdle. If anyone could see their way to please sell their photo op to me, I'd appreciate it so, so much. I know it's asking a lot. I just hope there's someone out there who's maybe had one before and it doesn't mean as much to them as it would to Moo.

For anyone who's missed it, here's the history of me fundraising to get her to the con.

This is who you're doing it for:

Come join it! You can role-play your favorite character or you can role-play your own oc! Just send the request to join and you can be role-playing soon enough!!!

Thank you for you kindness and taking your time to walk with my friends until we all met back up after having gotten separated.

You were a breath of fresh air in the current climate and though our conversation was short I felt like I was talking to someone who really understand my love for Star Trek and the fact that it runs deeper than just the characters.

I am going to keep watching Strange New Worlds - you spoke so highly of it and Captain Pike that there's no way that I could.

You are also the first person "in the wild" that I have met and been able to excitedly show my tattoos because I knew you'd get it.

It was just really nice of you to go with my friend just to meet me because she mentioned that I love Star Trek.

I know it's a long shot but if any of you are friend with a guy named Damon (I am taking a guess at the spelling) who was at the MD Ren Fest on October 13th wearing a yellow command costume from and he's mentioned meeting a gal and her feral group of friends and taking pictures with said gal - let me know! I would love to be in touch with him again, our conversation was too short!

I had two tattoos on my leg, a call duck wearing a blue science uniform and a Canada goose wearing a red engineering uniform. He was found by a short red head and her much taller older brother and probably heard me being referred to as "Martini" by said friends. I cannot remember if I gave him my real name 😂 Tattoos pictured below - if that helps my case.

"Sorry, one more thing.

I just wanted to say that I fully agree with your post about Hasbro. I grew up watching Transformers: Prime and Optimus has always been my favorite character. The way that Hasbro thinks they can just disrespect Mr. Cullen like that, it’s not right. I hope many other people will view Hasbro the way you do through your article."

I thank you, @isabellavolere, for being so kind about my pinned post. Peter Cullen and Frank Welker have had a profound effect on many people, such as you and myself. To use an old phrase, it's horrible to treat these men like cogs in a machine, like they're expendable when they've brought joy, hope, and a sense of belonging to children and their families when life trampled us all. As fans, as people who owe them many happy memories and childhoods, we cannot let Hasbro do this to Mr. Cullen and Mr. Welker, especially since their time on Earth will come to an end at some point. I don't know when it will be, but their mental capacity has not wavered, and since they are still coming to conventions and speaking of their characters, it's obvious they wish to continue voicing Optimus and Megatron and meet their fans. Denying Peter Cullen and Frank Welker of the opportunity to invest in more adventures with their characters and impart their stories to us is an evil that will be remembered should it come to pass.

Transformers fans, fans of Peter Cullen and Frank Welker, please stand up and do something to stop this. They have taught us the importance of using our voices, whether it be for acting or standing up for what's right. Let's get them more Transformers stories, and show Hasbro what happens when they ignore the men who have never ignored us.