Steel City Con: Pittsburgh Toy, Comic and Childhood Collectibles Show- Feb 26-28 in Monroeville

A cut and paste job. Just add more !!!!!!!!!!

New & Vintage Toys, Gold/Silver/Modern Age Comic Books, Anime, Gaming, Sci- Fi/Horror, Godzilla, Military Toys, Slot-Cars, Star Wars, Action Figures, NASCAR, Johnny Lightning, Diecast, Movie & TV, Model Kits, Hot Wheels, Non-Sports Cards, Matchbox, Corgi, Disney, Barbie, G.I. Joe, Star Trek, Planet of the Apes, Mcfarlane Toys - Thousands of Collectibles at Extremely Low Prices!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Friday February 26, 2010: 2pm - 7pm
General Admission: $10 per day or 3 - DAY PASS for $20
(That's less than $7 per day!)

Saturday February 27, 2010: 10am - 5pm
General Admission: $10 per day or 3 - DAY PASS for $20
(That's less than $7 per day!)

Sunday February 28, 2010: 10am - 4pm
General Admission: $10 per day or 3 - DAY PASS for $20

PARKING IS FREE FOR THIS SHOW!
Special Note: OVERFLOW PARKING IS AVAILABLE AT THE CVS BUILDING on the EAST & WEST WING PARKING LOT (formerly the Monroeville Expomart parking lots) Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(That's less than $7 per day!)

Children under 12 - only $5 or 3 - DAY CHILD PASS ONLY $ !!!!!!!!

Seriously, it sounds pretty good.


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And yes, it's that Monroeville.

Lou Albano Dies: Cyndy Lauper Still Having Fun

One of the great, great, greats has passed. Not really joking about this either. This is money made the old fashioned way.

1-900 Call "Captain" Lou Albano | Viral/Other | SPIKE.com

Capt Lou is the father in this classic Cyndy Lauper music video

"Following the encouragement of fellow wrestler(and Pittsburgher) Bruno Sammartino, Albano transitioned from wrestling to announcing.[3] He transformed himself into the brash, bombastic manager Captain Lou Albano. With a quick wit and a grating personality, Albano delivered memorable promos that made him wrestling's most villainous manager. He earned the scorn of the wrestling audience as he attempted to dethrone World Wide Wrestling Federation superstar and WWWF champion Bruno Sammartino. In 1971, Albano achieved his objective when "Russian Bear" Ivan Koloff ended Sammartino's seven year reign as champion.[3] For the remainder of the 1970s, Albano's cadre of loyal henchmen were unable to resecure the championship once Sammartino won it back."