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Another Fan-Made TRON Costume

Jay Maynard writes "When this story on making your own TRON costume was posted two weeks ago, I was deep into making my own for the masquerade at Penguicon 2.0. Its debut at the Masquerade won the Workmanship award. I kept notes and took pictures as I was going along, and the page that resulted is now available for your viewing enjoyment. No, I didn't spend any time with straws up my nose while making it, either. I think the results were quite good, and so has everyone who's said anything to me about it here at the con." CmdrTaco is at Penguicon this weekend - go give him a big Tron hug, and make sure to get a photo...

327 comments

  1. Wait, Where Have I Seen This Guy Before? by dupper · · Score: 4, Funny
    1. Re:Wait, Where Have I Seen This Guy Before? by klang · · Score: 2, Funny

      Most people prefer "Young Elvis" over "Fat Elvis".

      Wearing that will not make you Elvis, go home now.

    2. Re:Wait, Where Have I Seen This Guy Before? by GregChant · · Score: 4, Funny

      One custom-made leotard (Size: XXXL): $75.00
      1 can of acrylic paint: $12.95
      3 yards of el-tape (blue): $30 dollars
      Having the largest camel-toe at Penguicon 1.0: Priceless.

    3. Re:Wait, Where Have I Seen This Guy Before? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

      Isn't that DYNAMO from THE RUNNING MAN?

    4. Re:Wait, Where Have I Seen This Guy Before? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Isn't this the same guy?

    5. Re:Wait, Where Have I Seen This Guy Before? by CPD · · Score: 3, Funny

      nah - it's milton!

    6. Re:Wait, Where Have I Seen This Guy Before? by serutan · · Score: 1

      Great article, except did we really have to see those sideways unitard views? I was eating breakfast at the time, and he's forever ruined Cap'n Crunch for me.

      The horror! The horror!

  2. Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny
    AH! MY EYES!

    Any chance we can add a warning to the story, something along the lines of "Images of Overweight Man in Skintight Bodysuit Enclosed" or such?

    We deserve to be warned before we're subjected to that...

    1. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

      you think you have it bad? it was much worse in real life....*shudder*....

    2. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

      The one time I decide to read the article before checking comments. The pain!!!

    3. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Any chance we can add a warning to the story, something along the lines of "Images of Overweight Man in Skintight Bodysuit Enclosed" or such?

      He is not overweight, he is a program with lots of RAM. Or average american.

    4. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

      The Tron characters were supposed to be programs, right?

      Guess those are pictures of code bloat.

    5. Re:Scarred for life... by Dasaan · · Score: 1

      So that's what windows would look like!

      --
      XP is basicly 98 with a lot more extra features to hunt down and disable. --Dram
    6. Re:Scarred for life... by NanoGator · · Score: 5, Funny

      "Any chance we can add a warning to the story, something along the lines of "Images of Overweight Man in Skintight Bodysuit Enclosed" or such?"

      Why? We all look like him.

      --
      "Derp de derp."
    7. Re:Scarred for life... by AndroidCat · · Score: 2, Funny

      "That's Tron, he fights for the twinkies..."

      --
      One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
    8. Re:Scarred for life... by Patrik_AKA_RedX · · Score: 1
      Why? We all look like him.
      Not me. I've got a beautyfull atletic body. My mommy told me that.

      No, serious. I'm one of those people who are blessed with a body that keeps its ideal weight no matter what I do. (Probably until I meet my one special girl) And considering I live as healthy as the average American stereotype, that's quite impressive. (Perhaps I should start selling my genetic material. $10/handfull)
    9. Re:Scarred for life... by y4h0oo · · Score: 3, Funny

      This guy isn't fat. Someone hacked his site and modified his pictures to make fun of him. This is what he really looks like :
      http://wanab.free.fr/uniprel.jpg

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      I'll change my sig when I have the time...
    10. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Interesting


      I just got back from Penguicon 2.0 and have a few words about this.

      First, the guy was pretty nice and seemed intelligent.

      BUT... he didn't just wear the costume for the masquerade. No. He wore it all Saturday evening and all morning and afternoon on Sunday as things were winding down. That, in particular, kinda weirded me out. (I was similarly alienated by the few... how shall we say... misproportioned ladies walking around in more than revealing BDSM gear Saturday night, but that's another story.)

      After one of the panels this morning, I was waiting for the room to clear out a bit when I saw Tron approach ESR and maddog to ask some questions. They were completely civil but I thought I could detect some semblence of bewilderment in their expressions and body language. They also studiously avoided looking downward at any given moment. I would have liked to have a digital camera right then and there.

      Also, the suit did end up looking a tad better than the photos would suggest.

    11. Re:Scarred for life... by Pig+Hogger · · Score: 1

      No, serious. I'm one of those people who are blessed with a body that keeps its ideal weight no matter what I do. (Probably until I meet my one special girl) And considering I live as healthy as the average American stereotype, that's quite impressive. (Perhaps I should start selling my genetic material. $10/handfull)

      Wail 'till you turn 40...

    12. Re:Scarred for life... by be-fan · · Score: 1

      *looks down*.

      Nope, I can still see my feet. Need to clip my toe-nails, though...

      --
      A deep unwavering belief is a sure sign you're missing something...
    13. Re:Scarred for life... by lone_marauder · · Score: 1

      Why? We all look like him.

      Exactly. Which is why I am dressing up as Londo Molari

      Work with what you've got.

      --
      who are those slashdot people? they swept over like Mongol-Tartars.
    14. Re:Scarred for life... by bickerdyke · · Score: 1

      Jake Blues :-)

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      bickerdyke
    15. Re:Scarred for life... by bickerdyke · · Score: 1

      and the terrible thing is... thats not much better :-))

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      bickerdyke
    16. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I don't care about his slightly overweight body.

      I do wish he had constructed a codpiece though.... I don't want to know what religion a guy is from his TRON costume.

    17. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Not me. I've got a beautyfull atletic body. My mommy told me that.

      She was just being nice, dude.

      She says that to everyone that bangs her.

    18. Re:Scarred for life... by Hanno · · Score: 1, Funny

      BUT... he didn't just wear the costume for the masquerade. No. He wore it all Saturday evening and all morning and afternoon on Sunday as things were winding down. That, in particular, kinda weirded me out.

      Obviously, you haven't been to a SciFi Convention before. That's normal there. The whole concept of Penguicon - the combination of SciFi convention with a Linux conference - is a bastard idea and should have been a warning sign for you.

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    19. Re:Scarred for life... by caferace · · Score: 1
      Wail (sic) 'till you turn 40...

      Some of us don't bloat up, and it's just a matter of genetics.

      signed, a slim and athletic 40+ yr. old.

      Besides, look at your UID. What would you know?

    20. Re:Scarred for life... by davew2040 · · Score: 1

      Speak for yourself, fatty!

    21. Re:Scarred for life... by BlackHawk-666 · · Score: 1

      How many handfuls of that errh...genetic material...are you able to "produce" a day ;->

      --
      All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
    22. Re:Scarred for life... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      >>more than revealing BDSM gear

      was that Open BDSM or Free BDSM?
      I thought they were dying?.....

    23. Re:Scarred for life... by AvoidTheNoid · · Score: 0

      I suppose its good to know he's a nice guy...but I guess nobody really thought he was a bad guy anyway...

      ...But was he nice enough to give CmdrTaco his big hug?

  3. ack! by tuxette · · Score: 2, Funny
    My eyes! My eyes! My poor eyes!

    Please give us a warning before you post links like that!!!!

    --
    People say I'm crazy, I got diamonds on the soles of my shoes...
    1. Re:ack! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      The guy didn't even attempt to suck in his fat gut. Not only that but his is one of the WORST looking Tron costumes I've seen.

    2. Re:ack! by S.Lemmon · · Score: 1

      It's official - Slashdot has finally become Fark! So... how about a photoshop?

    3. Re:ack! by KozmoStevnNaut · · Score: 1

      Funny... it hasn't been posted to Fark yet ;)

      --
      Eat the rich.
    4. Re:ack! by Kenja · · Score: 4, Funny

      I'll never RTFA again. Brain unclean, must wash.

      --

      "Have you ever thought about just turning off the TV, sitting down with your kids, and hitting them?"
    5. Re:ack! by BLAG-blast · · Score: 2, Funny
      his is one of the WORST looking Tron costumes I've seen.

      If you RTFA (as opposed to looking at the pictures you dirty minded troll), you'd find out that this isn't infact Tron, but a simple payroll withholding calculation program that had gotten overweight by changes in the laws.

      I'll give him 10/10 for going out in public wearing a tight costume with that beer gut. (keep in mind he'll drink you under the table).

      Mullets move a side, now is the time of the beer gut!

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      M0571y H@rml355.
    6. Re:ack! by AndroidCat · · Score: 1

      Well then.. Perhaps that Mr. Morden can later offer him a diet plan as well, yes?

      --
      One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
  4. Viewing? by tunabomber · · Score: 2, Funny

    I kept notes and took pictures as I was going along, and the page that resulted is now available for your viewing enjoyment.

    s/viewing/slashdotting/ ..and I'll be enjoying it, alright.

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    pi = 3.141592653589793helpimtrappedinauniversefactory71 ...
  5. Is it just more.... by Daneurysm · · Score: 4, Funny

    Or am I the only one that immediately stopped viewing the pics after coming across what appeared to be Tom Smykowski (the 'jump to conclusions mat' guy) from Office space wearing what may be perhaps the tightest body suit I have ever seen...?

    Either way, those who haven't RTFA, be forwarned.

    1. Re:Is it just more.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      No, I thought the same thing.

  6. Now... by neuroking · · Score: 4, Funny

    If he coule just paint those nifty neon lines on his red Swingline stapler, he'd be set!

    1. Re:Now... by dnobel · · Score: 5, Insightful

      What is this crap? Don't tell me that all of you are on slashdot becuase you're the coolest cat in the pack. This man thought he could share something that he thought that his peers might find interesting, and all of you dog on him because he looks like Milton from Office Space or some other stereotypical nerd. Well, earth to geek, you're probably not the belle of the ball either. Stop bashing on this guy for shit that isn't pertinent to the article and start judging him by the hard work he put into his costume. This isn't elementary school...

    2. Re:Now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      "Well, earth to geek, you're probably not the belle of the ball either. "

      You're right, I'm not. BUT, that's EXACTLY why I'd NEVER post pictures of myself in a skin-tight costume on the net (even to slashdot). I commend the guy on his geekiness, but for god's sake, all of those photos could have been done without him in the costume. (Note, I wouldn't want to see myself in that costume either, so your argument seems to fall apart there, sporto.)

    3. Re:Now... by vwjeff · · Score: 4, Funny

      This isn't elementary school..

      You must be new here.

    4. Re:Now... by penginkun · · Score: 1

      Maybe not, but most of the rest of us have the good sense to not post pictures of ourselves in a skin-tight bodysuit which leaves NOTHING to the imagination.

      This has nothing to do with the costume. It has EVERYthing to do with inflicting his 50something paunch and skinny ass and cameltoe on an unsuspecting public. A word of warning would suffice.

    5. Re:Now... by FurryFeet · · Score: 0, Redundant

      This isn't elementary school...

      You're new here, right?

      (there, now gimme my free karma).

    6. Re:Now... by disntrstd · · Score: 0

      A pun here and there is no harm. Some things you just can't help but laugh at... This is one of them. Now I am all for having a productive imagination, but this guys alter ego and physique are just polar opposites. This guy is sorta like the Star Wars kid at age 45. The least he could do is either design something that works with his physique, hire a model to display it, or lose some weight. We are all nerds here... The difference is some of us know it.

    7. Re:Now... by advance512 · · Score: 5, Insightful

      When Jay Maynard decided to post these pictures, he obviously decided that he doesn't give a damn about what all of you kids think - he only wanted to share his passion with other TRON fans and geeks. You are irrelevant.

      By my book, for not giving a damn about what all of you mockers think, he's way more of a man than any of you will ever be.

    8. Re:Now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Parent was going to post pics of his Gollum costume next week...

    9. Re:Now... by imsabbel · · Score: 1, Insightful

      I wouldnt laught at him if he werent so dumb.
      Lets face it. He did following:
      -bought premade armour pices on ebay. (yeah, how CREATIVE)
      -poorly painted a beige catsuite. (looks craps)
      -made doutzens of pictures, most of them having his balls STICK in your face in a way that COULDNT have passed unnoticed.

      Bottom line: He has either no taste or is an exhibitionist.

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      HI O WISE PRINCE. WHT TOOK U SO DAM LONG?
    10. Re:Now... by Bralkein · · Score: 2, Insightful

      Well you may have a point, but I KNOW that my body is pretty repulsive, and I KNOW that most sane people have absolutely no desire to gaze upon my hideous form. That is why I wear clothes, and they cover my whole body, except my hands and sometimes my lower arms.

      There are times and places for revealing certain parts of even unsightly bodies. The swimming pool is one of those places... you go for a swim, you just have to accept there will be the occasional fat guy with a back rug who wears skimpy speedos. If you go to a beach, there will be the occasional obese lady with no top on. It's what you come to expect.

      Now it is arguable that maybe with a convention costume you expect the odd overconspicuous flabby limb. But when you can see a PERFECT OUTLINE OF HIS FRICKING GENITALS then things are going seriously wrong! I admit he is pretty brave, but frankly, he deserves to be mocked. A sticking out beer gut, fair enough. Perfect scrotal detail, posted to the web for everyone to see, just... no.

    11. Re:Now... by sp0rk173 · · Score: 2, Insightful

      He could have at least worn a cup. While he has proven he has balls, we don't need to see them. Thanks.

    12. Re:Now... by eugene+ts+wong · · Score: 2, Insightful
      By my book, for not giving a damn about what all of you mockers think, he's way more of a man than any of you will ever be.
      Not giving a damn about what others might think is what makes a person a nerd & a loser. Giving a damn & making the best decision is what makes him a man. Even male ballet dancers wear dance belts. He said something about dressing up in costumes before. Was he just as immodest in those costumes? To be honest, just painting lines & clothes isn't that big of a deal.

      Considering that he was the 1 who posted the story, I would say that he does give a damn what we think, but some people can't bring themselves to hear the negative criticism.

      A warning of his genitals showing would have been nice, but maybe he was in denial. Maybe he didn't think it was noticable. Not all of us care to see men's genitals.
    13. Re:Now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      By my book, for not giving a damn about what all of you mockers think, he's way more of a man than any of you will ever be.

      He's already way more of a man than me, check out that side profile!

    14. Re:Now... by f0rt0r · · Score: 1

      The parent poster was just karma-whoring, bear him no mind.

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      I can't afford a sig!
    15. Re:Now... by jdkane · · Score: 1

      It could be that people are making fun of Jay because those people wouldn't look half as good in the same costume. Jay does that costume 10x more justice than I ever could.
      That being said, if he's an avid reader of Slashdot then I'm sure the flood of jokes didn't catch him by surprise either.
      You have to laugh at yourself in life too. I hope Jay is one of those cool people who can, otherwise he stands to be emotionally scarred for life. I know the older I get the more apt I am to laugh at myself instead of getting offended every time someone makes fun at me.
      If half of these jokes were made about me, I would definitely laugh at them -- they're not all bad. Very few are seething. I'm getting a kick out of most comments ... and would even consider posting myself in spandex just to get a reaction. However I'm sure the Slashdot editors are all spandexed-out by now.

    16. Re:Now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      i'm a male model - fuck you goatboy

    17. Re:Now... by eugene+ts+wong · · Score: 1

      Thanks for pointing that out. It's hard for me to remember it.

    18. Re:Now... by f0rt0r · · Score: 1

      Awesome sig. Regular Expressions ARE your friend.

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      I can't afford a sig!
    19. Re:Now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Well, yes his passion is very much on display (he needs a codpiece). Is his costume is better than yours?

    20. Re:Now... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      hahah suuuure u are. what a loser

  7. Hmm... by vurg · · Score: 0, Redundant

    What's with the camel toe?

  8. Well... by AvoidTheNoid · · Score: 4, Funny

    Thats it. I've given up on being a mega nerd, as this guy has me beaten. Horribly.

    1. Re:Well... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      >I've given up

      Look, he speaks French.

  9. Great by gad_zuki! · · Score: 4, Funny
    Whatever lingering heterosexuality was left in our resident geek girls is probably forever gone after viewing that page.

    /smartass

    1. Re:Great by WhiteBandit · · Score: 4, Funny

      Whatever lingering heterosexuality was left in our resident geek girls is probably forever gone after viewing that page.

      I don't know know... what lingering sexuality of any type I had is gone after viewing that page.

      It doesn't help that a room mate walked by and wondered why I was looking at pictures of large men in spandex!

      That said, it is an impressive costume. He said he wanted to modify it, it will be interesting to see if he enters it again next year and what improvements he makes.

    2. Re:Great by Afrosheen · · Score: 1

      With that physique, he really should've considered a costume of the Guardian.

      I still want to see someone do Sark also. The red glow is so much cooler and everyone aaaalways does Tron.

    3. Re:Great by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Whatever. That costume rocked.

      The only thing he needed was a bit more support, like a gussat or something.

      Also a cup for his you-know-what. It's better then tryng to pretend it doesn't exist. After all his is a man, no point in trying to hide it. Everybody knows it's there. The only thing you have to worry about is possible litigation, so maybe shorts in the general public would be wise.

      See if you can find a costume designer, after all large men in tights (think the kings in shakespear pages) is something you have to deal with professionally.

    4. Re:Great by Wolfrider · · Score: 1

      --You know, those are some good points. I honestly hope he reads your post, might give him an idea for next year. :)

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      == WolfriderV6 == I'm willing to admit that *I just might* be wrong... Are you??
    5. Re:Great by littlejess · · Score: 1

      As a resident geek girl, that guy is awesome. Anyone who can put that much time and effort into something has my approval. And his handling of the immature comments here show him to be a really cool, intelligent guy. Therefore restoring my faith in the males of species. So...erm...nerrr.

  10. One suggestion by hucke · · Score: 4, Funny


    Codpiece.

    1. Re:One suggestion by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      If he had a codpiece, we would have to guess his religion.

    2. Re:One suggestion by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      codpiece no!
      crotchless yes!

  11. Hmmm... by Neil+Blender · · Score: 4, Funny

    That guy wouldn't have lasted a minute on the grid.

    1. Re:Hmmm... by AndroidCat · · Score: 1

      I dunno, they put you on the game grid until you get the bits blasted out you--and he has a lot of bits.

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      One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
    2. Re:Hmmm... by TrickFred · · Score: 2, Funny

      Unfortunately there was a few 'bits' I could have done with seeing a bit less of.

    3. Re:Hmmm... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Yes! Yes! Yes!

    4. Re:Hmmm... by Galvatron · · Score: 2, Interesting

      I dunno, I think he probably could have held his own against Crom.

      --
      "The question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than that of whether a submarine can swim" -EWD
    5. Re:Hmmm... by illuminatedwax · · Score: 1

      Actually, he said that in his monologue that he gave when he presented his costume. Gave some funny story about being an "accounting program."

      --Stephen

      --
      Did you ever notice that *nix doesn't even cover Linux?
  12. My eyes, my eyes .. by klang · · Score: 0, Troll

    Goddamnit that's a sad sight ..

  13. TRON fan by Nonillion · · Score: 4, Funny

    You may not be physically fit but I do appaud you for having the balls (no pun intended) to post on /.

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    "I bow to no man" - Riddick
    1. Re:TRON fan by AmicoToni · · Score: 3, Funny

      Yes, we can definitely say that he "has guts"

    2. Re:TRON fan by p4ul13 · · Score: 2, Funny

      Mod +2 Punny

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    3. Re:TRON fan by nEoN+nOoDlE · · Score: 1

      nice Real Men of Genius mock

      --
      Don't trust a bull's horn, a doberman's tooth, a runaway horse or me.
  14. 20 Comments... by Daneurysm · · Score: 1

    20 or so comments into the post and only 1 post has failed to ridicule the outfit, or curse the editors for lack of warning.

    I'm sure That's the 'grown up mature thing to do'...We should applud him...

    Me, on the otherhand? I'm never clicking that link ever again. And if I happen to come up with better jokes to harangue the guy with, well, You guys will hear it first.

  15. Remember? by AvoidTheNoid · · Score: 5, Funny

    This costume is based off that one part in Tron where you can totally see the guys nuts

    ...remember that

    ...when the guys balls stuck out in tron?

    No?

    1. Re:Remember? by still_sick · · Score: 4, Funny

      I was eating lunch when I read your comment - Honest to Jebus you made me laugh chili out of my nose.

      You think Milk / Coke is painful? Wholly Crap.

      Still totally worth it.

      --
      ...Also, I didn't know Buggalo could fly.
    2. Re:Remember? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Thank you for posting something genuinely funny to Slashdot. Even though you broke the streak of perfection by doing so, it's worth it.

    3. Re:Remember? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      Hey, don't get teste with us!

    4. Re:Remember? by Civil_Disobedient · · Score: 1

      Holy fuck that was funny.

    5. Re:Remember? by vistic · · Score: 1

      too funny... :-)

  16. shut up by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
  17. / . 'd by ParticleMan911 · · Score: 1

    Hmm. 100 or so photos of an attractive man in a Tron costume. Time to be slashdotted: T minus 10 and counting...

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    1. Re:/ . 'd by gantrep · · Score: 1

      I think you made a typo...

  18. My favourite comment from the text by fpp · · Score: 0, Troll

    "I'm somewhat overweight, as you see..."

    Naw, I never noticed. I just thought you were pregnant.

  19. Re:Lessons learned by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    6. My good side is not my side. No more side shots of me. From now on, front only pictures only.

  20. I'm of two minds. by mikedaisey · · Score: 4, Insightful


    As a big guy myself, I have the desire to support folks who go out and make audacious, geeky things and wear them even if it leads to ridicule.

    At the same time, that is *really* an unflattering suit, it really is. Maybe he should have gone more interpretive and created TRON armor--something less lycra-based, because it simply doesn't work on his physique.

    1. Re:I'm of two minds. by Cylix · · Score: 3, Insightful

      True,

      If I were going to put on a costume it would definately be the guard's outfit. They were quite well armored and worked for that really cool corporation under the ol' MC.

      Hero's bleed red neon lights.

      --
      "You should always go to other people's funerals; otherwise, they won't come to yours." -- Yogi Berra
    2. Re:I'm of two minds. by cybermace5 · · Score: 1

      He could have been Dumont, that guy in the I/O tower. Would have been perfect.

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    3. Re:I'm of two minds. by Afrosheen · · Score: 1

      More enlightening link here on my site..

    4. Re:I'm of two minds. by SubtleNuance · · Score: 0, Flamebait

      Why dont you get in shape instead? Inspite of what Oprah winfry says on day-time TV, it is not "ok" to be obese. It is unhealthy as fuck, and a testament to A) your lack of self control and will power and B) a monument to your selfish decedance.

      Wake up America: It is NOT ALRIGHT to be OBESE!

    5. Re:I'm of two minds. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      lol. This from a Canadian. The second fattest nation on earth. Go fuck yourself you stupid fuck.

    6. Re:I'm of two minds. by Stephen+Chadfield · · Score: 1

      A "Jabba the Hutt" costume wouldn't have worked on his physique...

    7. Re:I'm of two minds. by mandolin · · Score: 1
      Hmmm considering half of Canada is frozen tundra, those extra fat rolls probably come in handy for insulation. You might live longer when you fall through the ice.

      You know, being really hairy would probably help too.

  21. Look out below! by Zenmonkeycat · · Score: 5, Funny

    Two recommendations: First, the color of the cloth looks a little light, from my recollection of the film. Maybe a little darker, compared to the EL piping? It would also help if you had a friend or two with you, wearing similar outfits. Second, wear a cup. Please. Most bodysuits are designed for women, or men wearing things over them, so the seams tend to cut lines right across large protrusions. I realize that athletic protection isn't vital during light-cycle races, but it does help prevent retinal scarring from testicles trying to work free of lycra bodysuits. I'd say work on the belly, but I'm not one to talk, with my current sedentary lifestyle.

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    *****
    Dear Mary,
    I yearn for you tragically,
    A.T. Tappman, Chaplain, U.S. Army.

  22. Re:Mirror by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ^^^^^^^^^^^
    Idiot here.

  23. Slashdot Filter by Kenshin · · Score: 3, Funny

    Can we get a filter in place that blocks out stories featuring fat nerds in tights?

    That male "camel toe" is burned into my retinas...

    --

    Does it make you happy you're so strange?

    1. Re:Slashdot Filter by Jin+Wicked · · Score: 1

      You're lucky, I was eating lunch!!! >_

      --
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  24. Uh oh... by AvoidTheNoid · · Score: 5, Funny

    CmdrTaco is at Penguicon this weekend - go give him a big Tron hug, and make sure to get a photo...

    Oh man, hes in for a surprise...

  25. OMG! by Andreas(R) · · Score: 1
    Enjoy.

    Good luck with the ladies.

  26. This is silly by urbieta · · Score: 4, Funny

    This is more like the before and after
    poster images for a weight loss program hehe

    Anyways I think he should go easyer on us and use something to prevent harm in a costume party

    1. Re:This is silly by tepples · · Score: 1

      Is that an upside-down Triforce symbol on the suit in "before"?

  27. This guy.... by HockeyPuck · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Would have to be nuts to wear a costume like that in pubic (err public).

  28. Triumph by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Insert any "Triumph the Insult Dog" Comment.

    1. Re:Triumph by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      Jay Maynard has a lot of self-esteem....FOR SLASHDOT TO POOP ON.

  29. Dear god... by PeaceTank · · Score: 3, Funny

    There should be laws governing who is allowed to wear spandex. Someone please get on that! ---I was playing poker with tarot cards the other night. I got a full house and that same night 5 people died. True Story.---

    1. Re:Dear god... by Afrosheen · · Score: 1

      Hey since we're on the comedy train...

      I had a cat with two names. First name was Fluffy...last name was Pancake. OH! I kid.

      One night, the power went out in my apartment and I didn't have candles.

      The next day I developed 36 pictures of my kitchen and living room. OH!

      Thank you, remember to tip your waitstaff. I'll be here all week.

    2. Re:Dear god... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Hey, can we get a little more explanation? Thanks.

    3. Re:Dear god... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Tricky jokes. In the first joke, the author mentions that he had a cat with 2 names. The 'had' is relevant as it implies tense. The cat's first name was Fluffy. The cat's last name was Pancake. This implies that at some point the cat was hit by a car/train/streetcleaner/steamroller and was smashed flat. Hence it's the last name the cat had. This joke is funny in more than one way.

      In the second joke the author says his power went out. He had no candles, and therefore had to search for an alternate source of illumination. He chose his camera, which had a flash. He had no choice but to walk around his apartment taking pictures to see where he was going. When the film was developed..well you get the gist.

      The first joke is original, the second was stolen from the great Stephen Wright.

    4. Re:Dear god... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      i see. thanks!:)

  30. No video?? by deathguppie · · Score: 1

    I do not see how these still shots could possibly show us what this suit would be like in action

    perhaps some nice ninja moves in mpeg format??

    --
    once more into the breach
  31. On par with... by BorisZ · · Score: 0

    A guy whose TLD is .cx

    To be completely honest, I don't find the suit too appealing visually, even if you think out the guy. He should have made it night black, in my opinion. It would hide certain parts of his body better too...

    But I'm going to scratch out my eyes now.

    --
    --- I hate my sig.
  32. DRTFA by ortcutt · · Score: 1

    Looking at these photos has scarred me for life. You really don't want to see someone with a physique like this in a skin-tight leotard.

  33. umm by malus · · Score: 1

    uh.. nice cameltoe. next time, please let Yori be the model, eh?

    1. Re:umm by Wolfrider · · Score: 1

      +1 Insightful

      --Yessir, that Yori chick was teh hottay back in the day...
      http://imdb.com/name/nm0604563/

      --Hmm, learn something new every day - she was LACEY in the original Caddyshack!!!

      --
      .
      == WolfriderV6 == I'm willing to admit that *I just might* be wrong... Are you??
  34. Can't tell the difference! by sizzzzlerz · · Score: 0

    You take off the glasses and I defy you to tell the difference between him and Jeff Bridges. I mean, other than the hair.

  35. Forget the Unitard. . . by stealie72 · · Score: 1

    This is even scarier: "and sent it off to Renaissance Dancewear, who I buy all of my tights for Renfaire clothing from. They matched the color perfectly, and made me a custom unitard."

    Clearly an alpha nerd, if he's got a regular Renaissance fair supplier!!!

    --
    I don't have an anger problem, I have an idiot problem
  36. Applicable quote by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Cereal Killer: "Oooo, look at that pooper man. Spandex, it's a privilege, not a right!"

  37. yeah.. by Bongzilla · · Score: 0

    tacky on, brother, tacky on!

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  38. Beautiful by Standmic · · Score: 5, Insightful

    While many of you readers obviously think this series of pictures are the most hideous, vile, and unnatural sights in the world, I disagree. I think they are beautiful pictures. What we are really looking at is not some ugly fat man in a unitard, but rather the sharing of ideas. This man created something that we as a community might be interested in, and he had the nuts to post it on the front page. Seriously, look beyond the pictures themselves and look at what they actually show - he's just trying to show his invention and share his ideas with a potentially interested population. I think the site is fabulous, and I applaud the man for sharing with us.

    1. Re:Beautiful by deathguppie · · Score: 2, Funny

      ya he has the NUTS alright, no argument there

      But as far as sharing........?

      --
      once more into the breach
    2. Re:Beautiful by Borg453b · · Score: 1

      Well spoken/written

      --

      - Mad, ingenous - they've both left you puzzled -
    3. Re:Beautiful by SignificantBit · · Score: 1

      I second this... Jokes are funny, an even necesarry, but please... making fun of someone who want to share something that is indeed interesting in name of aesthetic is just what slashdot is not about.

    4. Re:Beautiful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      This article has divided Slashdot into two groups.

      Those defending the guy look the same or worse than he does.

      Those ridiculing the guy look better (or think they do) than he does.

    5. Re:Beautiful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      *cough*queer*cough*

    6. Re:Beautiful by back_pages · · Score: 5, Interesting
      Yeah, I see what you're saying and it's right. The guy is obviously proud of his costume and he should be - he had a goal, worked toward that goal, won an award, and wants to show it off. I really hope he isn't disheartened by the multitude of +5 Funny posts here, because once you're proud of something, it's excruciating to be suddenly confronted with doubts that you wasted your time.

      That said, I don't think it's unreasonable to suggest that the guy gets a cup. Funny jokes aside, it WOULD be a significant improvement in the costume, and it might even improve the judging when he shows off the costume again.

      That aspect of the costume is so glaringly embarassing that I have to wonder if the webpage is something of a hoax... To me, wearing a cup with that bodysuit would have been so obvious that I have to think that NOT wearing one could only have been a deliberate decision, making it possible to prank a bunch of people into looking at an unattractive man in spandex.

      In any event, if the site is legitimate, it looks like the guy is really proud of his TRON costume. I'd strongly suggest getting a cup and trying to show it off again.

    7. Re:Beautiful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      And your point would be?

    8. Re:Beautiful by boudie · · Score: 1

      Yes, I for one would not have enough confidence in my masculinity to do what this fine fellow has. And I am thankful for that.

    9. Re:Beautiful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I take it you're new here?

    10. Re:Beautiful by Afrosheen · · Score: 1

      Shit, if I was this guy, I would've skipped the cup also. It'd be much wiser to put a cucumber in the suit because the comedy factor is already obvious.

      Worked for Spinal Tap at the airport.

    11. Re:Beautiful by C10H14N2 · · Score: 2, Funny

      All of this crap whether it is trekkies in their Starfleet uniforms or this schmuck in his...erm, whatever...is nothing more than nerd drag. It is less "creative" than some queen who thinks [s]he's Madonna while mouthing the words to "Like a Virgin" in torn-up fishnets at the local karaoke bar. Now, if he did the Pogo and lip-synced to Devo, he might be as interesting, but the idea of seeing that walrus bouncing in the air at 140bpm is just to frightful for words...

    12. Re:Beautiful by Dirtside · · Score: 2, Insightful

      Yes, the site is an interesting expression of his creativity.

      It ALSO has (rather unpleasant) pictures of a fat man in a unitard.

      Someone's response to this page doesn't have to just be "Ewww, fat guy in unitard" or "Cool, what a neat idea!" It can, in fact, be both.

      --
      "Destroy science and religion. Science would re-emerge exactly the same; but not religion." - Penn Jillette, paraphrased
    13. Re:Beautiful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      While many of you readers obviously think the parent post is a sycophantic message of geek solidarity and acceptance, I disagree. I think it is a beautiful troll. What we are looking at is not some common feel-good tripe, but a brilliant success in the fine art of false sincerity. This man's obviously heartfelt descriptions, such as "...the most hideous, vile, and unnatural sights in the world..." and "ugly fat man in a unitard", are bones thrown to the reader so as to reassure him of the warm cynicism and sarcasm we've come to know and trust. He's expressing the absurdity of the lack of objectivity with which we view ourselves, and, in the process of having been modded to +5, the lack of objectivity in the Slashdot community in general. I applaud the man for sharing with us.

    14. Re:Beautiful by sp0rk173 · · Score: 1

      Indeed. To extend this, I think there is an interesting psychological mechanism working it's well-oiled gears here. I think it's safe to assume that all geeks have been ridiculed at some point in their life by those society deems more normative. Here, there is an interesting schism - on the one hand, you have the proud geeks who back this man up, saying he's strong and proud - comfortable with who he is and that should be commended. On the other hand, you have the geeks who feel they're better, or have better sense than this man than to go out in public waving their gonads verily, shielded by a thin band of spandex. They feel they're more socially normative than the geeks mentioned first (those trumpeting solidarity, in a holier-than-thou tone, please note). Those geeks of the latter feel they have reason to ridicule, they're better people. What I have to propose is two-fold: 1) When you see someone like this, chuckle to yourself, and thank God/Universal Chaos that these little gems exist to provide entertainment and light-hearted escape in a world with such grief and pain permeating it completely. 2)The costume would have been more accurate with a fucking cup, man! NO ONE IN TRON WALKED AROUND WITH THEIR BALLS HANGING OUT!

    15. Re:Beautiful by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      What we are really looking at is not some ugly fat man in a unitard...

      You might want to doublecheck and make sure you clicked on the right URL.

  39. A weighty excuse by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Informative

    At least the excuse for the look is a good comment:

    I spoke for a few moments about how I wasn't Tron, but a simple payroll withholding calculation program that had gotten overweight by changes in the laws.

  40. OMG... by Rui+Lopes · · Score: 1

    this is what happens when you have too much time in your hands... what's next, chewie costume???

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    1. Re:OMG... by Drakin · · Score: 1
  41. I think we've found the new "hello.jpg" by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    But it takes the four body stocking photos on that page to equal the offensiveness of the old hello.jpg.

    I haven't wanted to poke my eyes out like this since I was a /. newb and clicked on a goatse link.

  42. DAMNIT! by morgajel · · Score: 1

    The one time I RTFA... this happens.
    Now I gotta go buy a new keyboard.

    I swear I will always read the comments before the article from now on.

    /me shudders

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    1. Re:DAMNIT! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You might also want to invest in a box of tissues so it doesn't happen again.

  43. TRON will never be the same by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Incredible. Simply incredible.

    If I didn't know he went to a convention I would've thought he modded his doorlock at home into keycard access.

  44. Ahhhh! by Ramion · · Score: 1

    Ahhhh! Please /. this as fast as possible so other people will be safed from viewing this and be scared for life!!!!

  45. MOD PARENT UP by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Fully agree with this comment.

  46. The icon says it best... by Jin+Wicked · · Score: 1

    That horrified alien head thingy pretty much does a good job of recreating the expression I made while the page magically appeared on my computer monitor... =P

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  47. Like Cereal Killer from Hackers said... by lullabud · · Score: 5, Funny

    "Spandex. It's a privilege, not a right."

    1. Re:Like Cereal Killer from Hackers said... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I have a gut like that. No freaking way I am going to put spandex on. And not in a million years would I do so and then post the pics on the net...

  48. I got just three words for this guy..... by spamster · · Score: 0

    Girdle and Athletic Cup! GAHHHHHH! I must now wash my eyes!

  49. Obligatory Futurama Quote by KevinKnSC · · Score: 3, Funny

    You watched it! You can't unwatch it!

    1. Re:Obligatory Futurama Quote by demi · · Score: 1

      Do you like grilled cheese?

      --
      demi
    2. Re:Obligatory Futurama Quote by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Flanders: Good thing I brought the eye soap...

  50. one word... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ...atkins

  51. He Must be portraying a Microsoft product... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny


    You can tell by all the bloat.

  52. Well that guy has balls... by smeenz · · Score: 5, Insightful
    You have to respect someone who not only posts pictures of himself on the net, knowing that he doesn't have the best profile in the world, but then gets himself slashdotted too ?

    He's got balls.. (and just look at the photos if you don't believe me)

    1. Re:Well that guy has balls... by cybermace5 · · Score: 1

      This is flawed. The same type of thinking results in some nerds, knowing full well that they haven't showered in days and positively REEK, venturing out into the public nose. If something is offensive, forcing other people to partake in it does not make you some kind of gutsy hero. It does not cultivate respect, it merely expands the amount of disgust you generate.

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      ...
    2. Re:Well that guy has balls... by Mr.+Darl+McBride · · Score: 1
      He's got balls.. (and just look at the photos if you don't believe me)
      I hope I was not the only one to submit this gent's portrait.jpg to cameltoe.org.
  53. At least we know... by Penguinshit · · Score: 2, Funny


    ...what happened to Cartman's father.

    1. Re:At least we know... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      If that isn't the most blatant misuse of linking, then I don't know what is. You make a link called "Cartman's Father", but link to Comedy Central's South Park page, which contains NOTHING about Cartman's Father.

      Please learn and understand the basics of a hyperlink before using. Thanks.

    2. Re:At least we know... by Penguinshit · · Score: 1


      Please suck my ass, you sophomore. The link was in reference to who "Cartman" was, in case the reader had never experienced South Park.

      Please learn and understand relational concepts before popping off. Thanks.

    3. Re:At least we know... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You are wrong, you freshman, and it's sad that you can't realize the err of your ways.

      Please move on. Thanks. (Unless, of course, you want to keep looking like an idiot!)

    4. Re:At least we know... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      um, then perhaps you should've linked cartman instead of cartman's father? and how do you know the person who replied wasn't a junior or a senior? or a faculty member? or a janitor! your joke needs a lil reworking, but you can come back once you get the hang of it. it seems that you need to take a bit of your own advice in understanding 'relational concepts', hehe!

    5. Re:At least we know... by Penguinshit · · Score: 1


      Unfortunately, if the reader has "Display Link Domains" set to on (as I do), it interferes with the readability of the sentence. I originally only had "Cartman" linked, but didn't like the way it looked (so close to the end of the sentence), so linked the whole thing, not expecting some pompous ass to make snide remarks.

      Insofar as the "sopho" reference that both of you so painfully missed, here's a link you two might find illuminating...

    6. Re:At least we know... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Actually, we know what happened to Cartman's father...he became his mother. We don't know what happened to Cartman's biological mother.

  54. From the end of the page... by macshune · · Score: 2, Funny

    Lessons learned

    1. Fabric paint is a pain in the ass to deal with, and must be applied with a heavy hand if sharp edges on lines are desired. It would have probably helped if I...

    ...........

    5. If posting to link myself in a tighter-than-skin-tight bodysuit to slashdot, think really hard about whether or not I'm ok with having my just-about-naked-self being seen and potentially mocked by hundreds of thousands of people.

    1. Re:From the end of the page... by Megane · · Score: 1, Flamebait
      5.5 Especially when the picture is on a site that can stand up to a good slashdotting.

      Please, for the love of humanity, WEAR A CUP!

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    2. Re:From the end of the page... by EverDense · · Score: 0, Flamebait

      Please, for the love of humanity, WEAR A CUP!

      You'd better tell him.

      With a stomach like that, he probably hasn't
      seen his dick for a quite a few years.

      --
      http://jesus.everdense.com/
    3. Re:From the end of the page... by u-238 · · Score: 5, Insightful

      you know the guy is an intelligent man and, for lack of a better euphamistic phrase, "wasn't born yesterday."

      he knows full well what people will make of this, and doesn't even care, he probably prides himself in the laughs he gets out of it.

      don't bother with pity, he doens't need it, at least show him that much respect.

    4. Re:From the end of the page... by That's+Unpossible! · · Score: 0, Flamebait

      he knows full well what people will make of this, and doesn't even care, he probably prides himself in the laughs he gets out of it.

      No, rather I've found that nerds don't really understand why people think they are so nerdy.

      --
      Ironically, the word ironically is often used incorrectly.
  55. Utterly disgusting by libra-dragon · · Score: 1

    Here I was thinking of that hot gal in the TRON movie and one click later I'm wanting to claw my eyes out.

  56. Obligatory simpsons quotes by smeenz · · Score: 2, Funny

    My eyes! the goggles.. they do nothing!

    1. Re:Obligatory simpsons quotes by Borg453b · · Score: 1

      .. of all the jokes made at this guys expense, this has to be the funniest.

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    2. Re:Obligatory simpsons quotes by bbdd · · Score: 1

      lol, i agree, that's the funniest comment here! i just about fell off my chair...

    3. Re:Obligatory simpsons quotes by shawn(at)fsu · · Score: 1

      This is kinda like a cross quote, in HHGTTG they have the glasses that turn black so you can't see something scary.

      --
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    4. Re:Obligatory simpsons quotes by smeenz · · Score: 1

      Yup.. peril sensitive sunglasses.

  57. What is a unitard? by h00dLuM · · Score: 1

    This is a unitard

  58. Interesting Test by IamGarageGuy+2 · · Score: 1

    This is such a neat concept. Put up an image filled page that contains something that nobody wants to look at. Put the page on /. and see how fast people leave the site thus negating the /. effect. Taco is just playin'.

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  59. Eeeewww by peggus · · Score: 0

    Those unitard pictures are more than I can handle in the morning.
    For the love of god please cover your family jewels with some hard plastic.
    Think of the children! Won't somebody please think of the children!!!

  60. Time? Depends on priorities by ZebadiahC · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I think that the costume is cool. Sure he might not be in the greatest of shape but as for time to do the costume...he simply chose to make a costume instead of the wasting the past 54 hours on UT2004.

    I've seen some good ghostbuster costumes out there...near Halloween we should see more of these....help the fellow geek out and stop him from coming to the party as some reincarnation of "Revenge of the Nerds" Thats what would scratch my eyes out!

  61. Re:Lessons learned by kidgenius · · Score: 1

    Maybe the backside?? At least you don't see his sack from that angle.

  62. Why? by trfs · · Score: 1

    Why couldn't this been slashdoted before I looked at it? Why?

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  63. I'm not sure which was worse ... by krumms · · Score: 3, Funny

    ... the front, or the back

    1. Re:I'm not sure which was worse ... by eponymous+flower · · Score: 1, Funny
      From the front he looks like the fat Elvis guy in the camel-toe thread above. And from the back he looks like Hank Hill in the episode 'Hank's Back Story".

      DR. TATE: No. Mr. Hill, you were born with no muscle mass here, no cushioning. For years you've basically been sitting on your spine. You suffer from a disease called Diminished Gluteal Syndrome, or DGS.
      HANK: I don't understand. What does that mean?
      DR. TATE: Mr. Hill, you have no ass.
      JP

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  64. Cod Piece... by nitemayr · · Score: 1

    This man needs to learn the meaning of either CUPS or Cod Pieces.... holy damn.

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  65. Office Space by NixterAg · · Score: 5, Funny

    Good to see Milton is putting the money he stole to good use.

    1. Re:Office space by wheelgun · · Score: 1

      Don't steal his cyber-stapler. He'll burn down the main CPU. ;)

    2. Re:Office Space by piper-noiter · · Score: 1

      Hehe, I was thinking the same thing, I would have said: Looks like they are combining the Office Space sequel and the Tron sequel into one movie. In all honesty with fans like this guy its no wonder the sequel isn't coming. He's scaring all the potential consumers away. He did a good paint job but he should have gone with that one shoulder toga, or tower guard look.

      --
      Shick's Law: There is no problem a good miracle can't solve.
  66. Spandex... by ezzewezza · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Spandex... it's a privilege, not a right.

  67. dead realistic for current software by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Every tron character is a representation of the software it represents. Back in the 80's software tended to be tight and trim but now bloatware is king. I respect this fanboy's accuracy. I bet he's MS Office.

    1. Re:dead realistic for current software by lone_marauder · · Score: 1

      Back in the 80's software tended to be tight and trim but now bloatware is king. I respect this fanboy's accuracy. I bet he's MS Office.

      Wouldn't that be more like Jabba the hut? Of course, I guess Jabba would have to be in a Tron costume for the analogy to work, and ARGGH!! ...mental...image...

      --
      who are those slashdot people? they swept over like Mongol-Tartars.
    2. Re:dead realistic for current software by Raven42rac · · Score: 1

      If he is Office, I would hate to see Windows XP.

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  68. The goggles... by AsmordeanX · · Score: 4, Funny

    ...they do nothing!

    1. Re:The goggles... by tuxette · · Score: 1

      You need more than just goggles for something like that! Yikes!!!

      --
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  69. I still want to see the original costume by Flentil · · Score: 1

    At least this guy was able to quickly recover from his initial slashdotting. The older site is now double slashdotted and still unviewable.

  70. Lycra is a Privilege not a right by Charcharodon · · Score: 2, Funny
    Just say nooooo......aaaaaahhhhhh I can still see it even when I close my eyes.

    Need to find a fork, must gouge out eyeeess.

    1. Re:Lycra is a Privilege not a right by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Need to find a fork, must gouge out eyeeess.

      No no no. What you need is some pron therapy. A few hours of watching hot young women getting naked should help you forget.

      I just hope it's not too late...

    2. Re:Lycra is a Privilege not a right by Charcharodon · · Score: 1

      Thank you my friend, I fell much better, images of the bad man are fading.

  71. TRON - Disney Film - Lawyers... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
    I wonder if Disney is now going to go after this guy for violating their copyrights? They are pretty protective of their IP.

    Fair use? Hah! Remember that artist that had those parodies of "Barbie" (TM of Matel Toy Co.)? He got his ass sued.

  72. oh, my by tuxette · · Score: 1

    Now that could be quite interesting. Frightening, but interesting...

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  73. My eyes.... by Reaver88 · · Score: 0

    I saw his nuts... I didn't want to. eww.

  74. Three Words by filledwithloathing · · Score: 1
    Roll of Quarters

    Next time he brings his homemade tron costume to a convention he really must remember to bring his roll of quarters with him as well.

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  75. well at least... by Kent+Simon · · Score: 1

    there is something on the internet that makes the slashdot crowd feel like they are normal people :-D

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  76. One Missing Piece: The Sash by BRock97 · · Score: 1

    Check out this picture of Flynn. The only thing this guy's costume is missing is the sash! Then, the nut/ball jokes would be moot.

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  77. Another Fan-Made TRON Costume by Llamakiller-4 · · Score: 0


    MY EYES!, MY EYES! Im touch typing because my retinas have shut down.

    You are to be commended for your devotion to the movie and your hard work making a costume, however you spent waaaay to much time on photos in a non-flattering scenario. We're all human, but there's the need to be cognizant of our limitations and plan accordingly. There were suits in TRON that were equally cool but featured more "body armor" than other styles which would be more flattering. Some girth limiting hard armor or a fancied-up corset would go a long way.
    If I were to show up at a TRON convention, I would show up in one of those Tanks .. ha, a full size strap-on tank suit. No unsightly bodysuit to fret over on that.
    The decency cops are probably on their way, Better head out the back Program.

    --
    "It's what you learn after you know it all that counts", Earl Weaver - Legendary Coach of the Baltimore Orioles
  78. "Camel toe" - I learned something today by janaagaard · · Score: 3, Funny

    Aha, it's called a "camel toe". I learned a new word today.

    Thank you! :)

    1. Re:"Camel toe" - I learned something today by Afrosheen · · Score: 1

      Actually it usually applies to women that wear extremely tight, thin pants or shorts or whatever. The way the labia split and protrude on either side resembles a camel's toe.

      This is one of the few, sad instances it applies to a man. Hopefully we won't get any more of these...instances again.

    2. Re:"Camel toe" - I learned something today by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      What, nobody has mentioned http://cameltoe.org/ yet?

  79. Hmm by segfault7375 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Did I miss a scene in the movie where Jeff Bridges gets pregnant? :)

    1. Re:Hmm by ChaoticLimbs · · Score: 1

      It does look like he's spawning a child process.

  80. It's perfect! by cybermace5 · · Score: 2, Funny

    Back when TRON was originally made, programs were purposeful and tightly coded.

    This updated look accurately reflects today's software. What is he, Microsoft Word?

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    ...
    1. Re:It's perfect! by DissidentHere · · Score: 1

      Best comment ever....

      I almost blew Bass Ale out my nose!

      Really, that was just f-ing funny.

      I just don't want to think about Clippy popping up to 'help' me something........

      --
      "None of us are as dumb as all of us." - meeting mantra
    2. Re:It's perfect! by Flower · · Score: 1

      Thanks for that Clippy comment. Now I'm thinking "Oh so not only can he do TRON but he can also do Puppetry of the Penis as well...." Owwww.

      --
      I don't want knowledge. I want certainty. - Law, David Bowie
    3. Re:It's perfect! by jcuervo · · Score: 1
      --
      Assume I was drunk when I posted this.
  81. Re:Lessons learned by Cranx · · Score: 1

    Curiously, his backside has the "best" cameltoe.

  82. umm by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    i can totally see that guys balls

  83. Warning next time? by greygent · · Score: 1

    Ugh, do you think we could get a warning next time? Looking at Milton's camel toe was not the thing I needed to see this morning.

  84. The costume would fit better... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    when the guy has the baby. Geez, get out and do something and lose that gut!

  85. Re:We're all falling by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Offtopic? This is the most relevant reply I've seen on this thread. I'm sad for the people who don't realize this.

  86. great costume by P0lyh34) · · Score: 0

    Now can we get someone a little more apealing to wear it. That crap first thing on a sunday morning, the shit did NOT go well with my morning tea and mild hangover.

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    -Polyhead-
  87. Yar,that's gonna replace the whale in my nightmare by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Not really. I'm not as figure obsessed as most, he's just another person. Couldn't resist the chance to use that quote, though. -The Sea Captain

  88. Keep in mind... by Dimensio · · Score: 1

    ...the programs in Tron looked like their programmers. Tron looked like Alan Bradley. Clu looked like Kevin Flynn. Yori presumably was written by Lora, and Ram was written by that guy who wanted popcorn. Chances are that his appearance was more of a reflection of his creator than his bloated nature.

    (Yes, I did RTFA, and I know that he gave an explanation for being an overweight program)

  89. ugh by TekZen · · Score: 1

    That was disgusting.

    The story should have said:
    WARNING fat guy in spandex.

    I think the FCC has new rules about this kind of thing.

  90. the suits were white in the movie by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Check some of the behind the scenes stuff on the DVD (or previously, the LD).

    They were darkened in processing significantly. Frankly, the rotoscoping in the movie spotty. So the characters change brightness (unintentionally) at times.

    1. Re:the suits were white in the movie by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      they actually explained that on the dvd. apparently they got about 1/4th of the movie done before they realized that the film needed to be in a 'order'. Whoever made the film had kindly put numbers on all the boxes. Once they realized that whatever was left was MUCH more consistant. Its why you see the occasional flash. But they 'mask' it with a goofie sound effect.

      Like his 'excuse' for being 'big' though. That gave me a chuckel.

      The suit should have been more body armor. That way he could have tacked on more lights. Also a cup reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaly would not have hurt.

  91. Did I see what I think I saw? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Was that a camel toe I saw in the last set of pictures?

  92. From Officespace... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Samir: Yes, this is horrible, this idea...

    A

  93. Re:Yar,that's gonna replace the whale in my nightm by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    You can always put it back.

  94. Office space by Moocowsia · · Score: 1

    Is it just me, or does this guy look a lot like Milton?

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    Moo!
  95. Another tron-like outfit using El-wire by geekotourist · · Score: 4, Insightful
    This costume (another view by itself) while actually designed to look like The Man, has been attributed Tron-ness at SF conventions. (Which surprisingly are still light on el-wire as costuming method. At Burning Man El-wire is almost passe, you really need flamethrowers to stand out (which generally are not allowed at SF conventions, though).

    Rant mode on...But enough with the body insults! Haven't you ever seen bodies in all their glorious colors and shapes before? If yours isn't in the top 1% of bodies, do you live in a Burka? The costumer is having fun- lots of other posters here seem to be having bitter parties out of some misguided idea that if you aren't perfect- don't be visible? If you don't have the equivalent of a 2004 Mercedes M-class body, don't show up on the road? Have you ever looked at the great minds in our field? You'd really forbid them from being in your hottub (California / silicon valley style) just because they're not the most aesthetically pleasing bodies? Bah! Rant mode sputtering off...

    1. Re:Another tron-like outfit using El-wire by AndroidCat · · Score: 2, Informative
      I don't know what the state-of-the-art is like at Burning Man, but you could improve the effect of EL-wire by using a micro-controller to control segments of it in chaser sequences or more complex. On/off would be simple, and brightness controlled by on/off duty-cycle. I recall that the colour of EL panels can be shifted a bit by varying the driving AC frequency, but that could wait until the 1.2 version.

      I'm not sure what voltage EL wire needs, but I'd suggest not getting the costume wet.

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      One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
    2. Re:Another tron-like outfit using El-wire by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Answer to all of those questions: YES!!!

    3. Re:Another tron-like outfit using El-wire by dbullock · · Score: 1

      Correct.

      There is no way either Jay, or ANY of those old foggies (and dead people) are permitted into MY hottub.

      --
      http://www.bullnet.com
    4. Re:Another tron-like outfit using El-wire by dipipanone · · Score: 1

      Oh, I dunno. That Jean Sammett looks kinda hot if you could just run a warm iron out over her body to get all the wrinkles out.

  96. Oh MY ... ! by cablepokerface · · Score: 1

    Don't RTFA!

    That must be the most horrifying game hero I have EVER seen. I'll never play the game without that image again ...

  97. Mastercard parody by JaF893 · · Score: 3, Funny

    Body Armour: $80

    Spandex Bodysuit: $50

    Realising you are being mocked by Slashdot and the rest of the world because they can see the outline of your nuts through the spandex: Priceless.

    There are somethings I do want to see. For everything else there are codpieces

  98. The answer to the age-old question by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    "Does this make me look fat?"

    1. Re:The answer to the age-old question by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      No the fat make you look fat. The suit makes you look off white.

  99. Just an observation... by rampant+mac · · Score: 1, Flamebait
    I can foretell the future.

    HE WILL DIE ALONE.

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    I like big butts and I cannot lie.
  100. nuts by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    he had the nuts to post it
    By judging the picture, I'd say yes.

  101. Oh my. by CGP314 · · Score: 1

    Well, I think the look on slashdot's sci-fi icon says it all.


    -Colin

  102. I suggest by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Fore and aft padding, at least.

  103. Thank you. by No+Such+Agency · · Score: 1

    1. yes he looks like a weirdo.
    2. yes, this is uber-geeky.
    3. we're pretty much all geeky and/or weirdos here.
    4. therefore people shouldn't make (too much) fun of this guy
    BUT
    5. the costume isn't all that fantastic. Now, a homemade Predator costume, that'd impress me.

    --
    Freedom: "I won't!"
    1. Re:Thank you. by MikeHunt69 · · Score: 1
      Now, a homemade Predator costume, that'd impress me.


      It's not homemade, but this looks fucking *awesome*

    2. Re:Thank you. by Dr.+Smeegee · · Score: 1

      I see your predator and raise you a Draaken. :-)

  104. Suggestions by slavemowgli · · Score: 1

    Interesting. Two suggestions, though:

    1. Get rid of the moustache. Seriously. You'll look so much better without it.
    2. Modify the costume to make your bits less visible (and I'm not talking about 1s and 0s here).
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    quidquid latine dictum sit altum videtur.
  105. Wait till you are older (NS) by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Nuff Said.

  106. Welcome, my son... by Pig+Hogger · · Score: 2, Funny

    Welcome to the new goatsee.cx page...

  107. Uh... by gamgee5273 · · Score: 1
    ...dude. A cup. Use a cup.

    Scary. Never eally cared for Tron, anyhow...

  108. By the way.. by iLEZ · · Score: 1

    By the way, some of those pics are NSFW...

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    You cant fight in here, its a war room!
  109. Hey look! Is that Dad? by sg3000 · · Score: 1

    Either that, or Tron's really let himself go

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    Insert simplistic political, ideological, or personal proselytization here.
  110. Why hello there, pretty girl! by KageMonkey · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Why hello there, pretty girl! I have a level 65 Wizard on Everquest and he can cast Shield of Maelin that is a powerful HP, AC & MR Buff. Also, also, he has this single target fire-based DD called Strike of Solusek that does 3000 damage!!! OMG!!! Oh yeah!!! check out this cool Tron costume that I made! Doesn't my super-tight costume turn you on? OMG IM SO HAWT!!! Want to go out with me???"

    1. Re:Why hello there, pretty girl! by Vanguard(DC) · · Score: 1

      lol!! duuude. these are real tears in my eyes... your caption is perfect man!

      --
      "I think, therefore I get paid."
  111. Ewwwww by psyconaut · · Score: 0, Troll

    What's with the nasty Tron pr0n? Did we really need so many shots of an ugly guy "modelling"?!

    -psy

  112. Re:Mirror by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    haha, you cock smoking tea bagger.

  113. GROW UP! by Teahouse · · Score: 1

    The guy did a decent job on a suit. He had the balls to wear it and win a prize. Half the guys bagging on his size here are probably the same size, and have never done or accomplished anything. Good for him, bad for you.

    --
    "Curiosity killed the cat, but for a while I was a suspect."- Steven Wright
    1. Re:GROW UP! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      He had the balls to wear it...

      Christ, that's the problem right there!

  114. Spandex by dacarr · · Score: 1
    Spandex, ladies and gentlemen, is a privelege, not a right.

    Dude, you gotta lose some weight before trying to squeeze your fat arse into another unitard and showing yourself off like that. Now put some clothes on, please.

    God, how do I unsee that?....

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    This sig no verb.
  115. He should get a refund... by acro-god · · Score: 1

    The costume looks like it was missing an ass... But then again, I think they may have threw in the extra beergut to compensate...

  116. Geek by p51d007 · · Score: 1

    Instead of a 20 something kid......there should have been a disclaimer, warning, 40 something geek in skintight clothes!!!

  117. Right-wing, NRA-supporting nerds... by Vermooten · · Score: 1

    ... really, really shouldn't. He'll be starring on www.b3ta.com very very soon...

  118. my eyes have seen the glory... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I thought it said "viewing enjoyment"?

  119. Omph! by MouseR · · Score: 1

    Now that is one scary glow-in-the-dark beluga!

  120. Excerpt from bank surveillance cameras. by CherniyVolk · · Score: 1


    http://www.ibiblio.org/jmaynard/TRONcostume/fina lo fff.jpg

    "What do you think this is? Some kind of a joke?"
    "While you're laughing, put the money in the bag or else!"

  121. Leave him alone by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Come on, people. We're all geeks; we're all reading Slashdot. Don't we remember being mocked and rejected by our classmates in school? Am I the only one? A lot of us were overweight. The jokes were easy enough for other kids. Give the guy a break and focus on what he's trying to share with us, not on what he looks like.

    1. Re:Leave him alone by Vanguard(DC) · · Score: 1

      you are, in fact, the only one.

      the rest of us all model for Jcrew on the side for extra loot...

      dont believe me? go to a slashdot meetup! The place is always packed with beautiful people!

      --
      "I think, therefore I get paid."
    2. Re:Leave him alone by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Give the guy a break and focus on what he's trying to share with us...

      The problem is that he shared a little bit too much in public. A fat guy is okay. A fat guy in spandex is fair enough, though not exactly my cup of tea. A fat guy in spandex whose balls overflow the seam and spill out the sides... that's just wrong man!

    3. Re:Leave him alone by Mateito · · Score: 1

      > Don't we remember being mocked and rejected by our classmates in school? Yes. Vividly. But then I also remember the look of horror of their faces as I burst into their homes in my SUV, an M16 in each hand, and blew their kittens to pussy heaven right in front of their eyes. Bwahahahahahahah

  122. What program are you? by fireman+sam · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Well, I guess that this guy is maybe Microsoft Office, because there is quite a bit of bloat in there :)

    No offence though, looks pretty cool

    --
    it is only after a long journey that you know the strength of the horse.
  123. Comic Book Guy Lives! by hubs99 · · Score: 1

    I saw my first Masquerade at Penguicon 1.0, in April 2003. I decided that that looked like fun, and I wanted to do something like it. I'd idly pondered a TRON costume in the past, and this seemed like the perfect venue for it, being a cross between a Linux and SF con.

    I saw lots of TRON costumes on the net, and wasn't satisfied with any of them. The biggest deficiency was that none of them attempted to capture the green tint of the characters' outfits in the computer world. Yes, I know that was added in the digital animation process, but, still, a white costume just doesn't look right. Many of them also used black for the circuit patterns, one more step away from the costumes the viewer saw in the movie.

    I decided I could do better, at least to my own way of thinking. This is not a slam on those who have gone before by any means, just an observation that I could resolve what I saw as deficiencies.

  124. Somebody call the cops by GarthSweet · · Score: 1

    Somebody call the cops that guy looks like he stole two grapes!

  125. A little support by steelhed · · Score: 1

    You go fat Tron dude. Let the posers fall by the wayside. It takes 'em, and you got 'em. If anyone ever feels up to building a suit, this info is a good resource.

  126. Ghyslain Raza opened the door... by bigdaddyhame · · Score: 1

    That Star Wars kid must be sitting in his room reading this, thinking, 'finally!'

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    ---- You are fully entitled to my opinion.
  127. On a positive note... by ventivent · · Score: 1

    Taste aside, at least he set up his site on a server that's able to handle the Slashdot load.

  128. a sure fix! by Adrick42 · · Score: 1
    # ssh user
    # rm -a *tron
    # cd pub; more beer
    # reboot -q
  129. It has to be said... by gilroy · · Score: 1

    Greetings, Program!

  130. Re:One Missing Piece: The Sash by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Whoooaaa! Thanks for the memories!

    Shit! Tron was the movie that turned me into a spandex fan, especially those guards with their exposed packages. I remember almost wearing-down a videotape of Tron on the scenes with those guys walking about with their packages plainly visible, which was fantastic inspiration for masturbating.

    Naturally, I got myself some spandex as it becames fashionable, and I still wear the stuff all the time.

    And showing-off in spandex is a terrific motivator for exercising to keep the body fit, and getting fit is a fantastic excuse for wearing spandex.

  131. OHHH MYYY GODDDD by Vanguard(DC) · · Score: 1

    please.. PLEASE, never ever never ever ever do that to me again!!

    beyond the fact the entire costume is cool as hell, that was NOT a fun page to look at... twice... uhh, i mean...errr... ;)

    "HOLY SMUGGLED GRAPES BATMAN!"

    --
    "I think, therefore I get paid."
  132. How to apply paint to stretch knit by wadiwood · · Score: 4, Informative

    Stencils. Use a stencil. Jay got started with the masking tape but needed to go a step further.

    1. buy a box cutter or scalpel from an art shop

    2. do your designs onto cardboard, eg the boxes around cereal are ideal thickness and water resistance, they don't disintegrate when paint is applied and they don't repel it in blobs onto your artwork like plastic can. You have an advantage if you can print designs directly from the computer onto card.

    3. Cut the designs out carefully with the box cutters or scalpel.

    4. Place a thick board covered in newspaper inside the part of the suit that you want to apply the paint. Arrange the suit over the board so it is not wrinkled but not stretched either.

    5. Place the stencil on the area you want the design. Tape it down if necessary. Cover up any other areas at risk from stray paint.

    5. Apply paint to the holes in the stencil either by airbrush (you need the paint to be runny like water for this), or by thick stiff paintbrush or by sponge. Airbrush is best for even coverage (once you get the hang of using it - practice on scrap paper).

    You can also use spray cans instead of an airbrush but you need to make sure only the area you want painted is exposed, use lots of newspaper and masking tape to cover up the areas you want to stay unpainted.

    And you can get interesting effects using a tooth brush to apply paint. load the tooth brush up and then drag your thumb or a paint brush handle over the bristles towards you. Paint splatters will flick over anything opposite you. (practice aim on the bathroom mirror - but only if you're the one that has to clean it up).

    How to make an orc costume

    or worse, if he gets good with the airbrush he might dispense with the bodysuit altogeter. Warning: link includes photos of topless women with and without paint.

    European Body Paint Festival Gallery

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    -- it must be true, it's on the internet.
  133. Mirror by Bob+Cat+-+NYMPHS · · Score: 2, Funny

    He should look in one.

  134. this guy must have been sniffin' the paint! by nxs212 · · Score: 1

    BUT he's still not as crazy as the Peter Pan dude who won 2001 Webby award! Check it out!
    http://www.pixyland.org/peterpan/
    I couldn't stop laughing for 30 minutes!

  135. I Don't want a TRON-costume! by obergeist666 · · Score: 1

    I want one of those Kraftwerk bodysuits. And a LED-tie.

  136. G-String by dark+grep · · Score: 1

    It's a good costume, but man, you gotta spring the cash for a g-string to go with it. Knowing which way you 'dress' is just too much detail.

  137. One Question by Teahouse · · Score: 1

    Why are so many looking and commenting on his genitals? Some issues perhaps?

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    "Curiosity killed the cat, but for a while I was a suspect."- Steven Wright
  138. A feature not in the movie costume... by Neuticle · · Score: 1

    Giant man-gina! Not something I wanted to see.

    But seriously, seeing as this guy aparently knows about costume design, I don't know why he didn't wear a dance belt. ESPECIALLY when wearing a tight unitard. Keeps your junk from flailing all over the place and it saves people from the horror of man-camel-toe.
    Ok, dance belts fit like a tight thong, but his temporary discomfort would have prevented my mental scarring.

    I need to go put bleach in my eyes

    --
    "Cheeze it!" - Bender
  139. oh yuck by NanoGator · · Score: 1

    Madonna's 'Erotic' came up on my playlist when the page opened.

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    "Derp de derp."
  140. This is very distressing by RoyalCheese · · Score: 1

    Yes, even though I read these comments warning me about what I was going to be looking at I thought I'd take a peek at the site. Very distressing! Fetish wear is one thing that in most cases I approve of, nudism too... but an adult dressing up in the costume from Tron (or any other sci-fi character) when he's NOT drunk?? He needs to redeem himself with humanity by wearing that costume to a proper pub crawl with his mates. That is the only place for a costume like that. (also if he can be arrested for urinating against the bar while drunk that would also be good)

  141. Lycra by DeanFox · · Score: 1



    Lycra is a privilege, not a right.

  142. Harsh Comments by z0 · · Score: 1

    I can't believe how insensitive so many of you are being towards this guy. He's put a lot of work into that suit, and you just mock him. I'd like to see you do better.

    Oh wait, this is Slashdot. Never mind.

  143. WAAH!!! by djdanlib · · Score: 0, Redundant

    WAAH!! WAAH!!!! MY POOR, POOR EYES!

    At least make some Tron UNDERSHORTS or something..

    Time to invent mental floss.

  144. Annie gives it two thumbs up! by Call+Me+Black+Cloud · · Score: 1

    Yes, late to the game, but better late than never... Camel Toe Annie ad

  145. My Tron Costume by John+Douglass · · Score: 1
    I thought it was an awesome piece of work and much better than my attempt. :)

    Pictures of my attempt

    It was GREAT fun at DragonCon (Atlanta, 03) this past year. People really seemed to enjoy the costume.

  146. Back off, lest ye be judged by yakfacts · · Score: 2, Insightful

    \begin{rant}

    I'm annoyed at all the rude comments posted in this forum...in particular at all the people telling this guy to "get a life".

    First of all, you're posting on slashdot forums that means you don't have enough to do yourself....try getting a life yourself before you criticize others.

    Second, how is what he did any "worse" than adults who sit around playing Quake (or whatever) all night? How is this guy being a tron fan any geekier than my going to the Classic Gaming Expo?

    Plus, he explained how he did everyhing to assist others...open source costuming, anyone?

    Finally, it's really easy for you all to sit back behind your monitors and make fun of this guy's weight. Look at yourself in the mirror today (or in ten years) and see if you should really be laughing.

    For the record, I have not been in costume since Halloween when I was 12, and I am actually underweight. I don't have a life...this is true. I just think you're all behaving like a bunch of 14-year-old slashdot jerks.

    \end{rant}

  147. Re:Now... Some suggestions by Wolfrider · · Score: 1

    --Agreed. A cup would make sense with that costume. HOWEVER, that is seriously a truly freakin' cool costume. It doesn't matter to me that he bought premade armor pieces; he basically reworked everything from scratch to make it look better.

    --The only improvements I'd make are:
    o Get a professional artist to clean up the messy bits (non-straight lines, dots that are slightly "off" - this is supposed to be a circuit pattern, it should be less jagged.

    o More circuit patterns/designs, especially on the legs. Fill in some of the blank areas more.

    o DEFINITELY wear a cup next time, and at least *attempt* a diet/workout before the next 'con.

    o Reconsider the shoes. Storm-trooper type Boots perhaps, but much harder to pull off with the necessary detailing; maybe custom high-tops? Iffy.

    --That said, he's done 9/10ths of the work already - and pulled it off a lot better than I ever could. Massive props to teh guy.

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    == WolfriderV6 == I'm willing to admit that *I just might* be wrong... Are you??
  148. Owie. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Friends don't let friends show that much nut cleavage. 'Nuff said.

  149. Dude. by mr_hym · · Score: 1

    That has to be the funniest thing I've ever read on here.

    I laughed until I stopped.

  150. A friend of mine attended this very event... by DroopyStonx · · Score: 1

    No lie. He told me how the ENTIRE place reeked of B.O. and how the "snacks" were pieces of lunchmeat and some crackers. WTF?

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    We have secretly replaced these Slashdot mods' sense of humor with a rusty nail. Let's see if they notice!!
  151. Uh-oh... by haggar · · Score: 1

    This guy seems to have the stranges ass ever. Is this what becomes like after you spend most of your life sitting at a desk Wally-style? Which actually reminds me: this dude looks like the real-life inspiration for the Wally character.

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    Sigged!