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| − | '''Andrew Brown''', a [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]], [[fan]], was [[co-editor]] of the ''[[Melbourne Fanewsletter]]'', which he renamed ''[[Thyme]]''. | + | '''Andrew Brown''', a [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]], [[fan]], was [[co-editor]] of the ''[[Melbourne Fanewsletter]]'', which he renamed ''[[Thyme]]''. He played the role of a (tall) zombie in the [[bidding]] film, ''[[The Anti-Fan Strikes Back]]''. He gafiated in the 80s, turning to punk rock. |
| − | In the 1970s, he was active in [[U.S.]] [[fandom]]. He was 6'10", and used to wear a [[t-shirt]] reading “I hate basketball.” | + | In the 1970s, he was active in [[U.S.]] [[fandom]]. He was 6'10", and used to wear a [[t-shirt]] reading “I absolutely hate basketball.” |
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Revision as of 17:14, 21 March 2022
( – July 8, 1999)
Andrew Brown, a Melbourne, Australia, fan, was co-editor of the Melbourne Fanewsletter, which he renamed Thyme. He played the role of a (tall) zombie in the bidding film, The Anti-Fan Strikes Back. He gafiated in the 80s, turning to punk rock.
In the 1970s, he was active in U.S. fandom. He was 6'10", and used to wear a t-shirt reading “I absolutely hate basketball.”
- Grundoon [1979]
- Melbourne Fanewsletter
- Thyme
| Person | ????—1999 |
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