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At the [[L.A.Con I]] [[masquerade]], one of the contestants, artist [[Scott Shaw]], came on stage wearing only a bathing suit, with his body completely covered with crunchy peanut butter. The name of his costume was "The Turd", from an underground comic story Shaw wrote and illustrated. Under the lights the peanut butter liquified and began to drip off of him, making the floor sticky for other contestants.  
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At the [[L.A.Con I]] [[masquerade]] in 1972, one of the contestants, artist '''Scott Shaw''', came on stage wearing only a bathing suit, with his body completely covered with crunchy peanut butter. The name of his costume was "The Turd", from an underground comic story Shaw wrote and illustrated. Under the lights the peanut butter liquified and began to drip off of him, making the floor sticky for other contestants.  
  
 
By the end of the masquerade, the peanut butter had begun to go rancid.  Shaw became was one of the most recognizable members for the rest of the [[con]] after spending many hours covered with lots of rancid peanut butter, the oils had soaked into his skin.  Bathing and scouring apparently do little to remove the aroma and residue of rotten peanut oil.
 
By the end of the masquerade, the peanut butter had begun to go rancid.  Shaw became was one of the most recognizable members for the rest of the [[con]] after spending many hours covered with lots of rancid peanut butter, the oils had soaked into his skin.  Bathing and scouring apparently do little to remove the aroma and residue of rotten peanut oil.
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However, that didn’t stop Shaw — or a mimic — from repeating the costume at other cons, including [[Detroit Triple Fan Fair]] (nobody got close enough to find out who it was).
 
However, that didn’t stop Shaw — or a mimic — from repeating the costume at other cons, including [[Detroit Triple Fan Fair]] (nobody got close enough to find out who it was).
  
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Revision as of 16:22, 16 January 2021

At the L.A.Con I masquerade in 1972, one of the contestants, artist Scott Shaw, came on stage wearing only a bathing suit, with his body completely covered with crunchy peanut butter. The name of his costume was "The Turd", from an underground comic story Shaw wrote and illustrated. Under the lights the peanut butter liquified and began to drip off of him, making the floor sticky for other contestants.

By the end of the masquerade, the peanut butter had begun to go rancid. Shaw became was one of the most recognizable members for the rest of the con after spending many hours covered with lots of rancid peanut butter, the oils had soaked into his skin. Bathing and scouring apparently do little to remove the aroma and residue of rotten peanut oil.

Bill Rotsler made one of his "Rotsler's Rules, "No peanut butter."

However, that didn’t stop Shaw — or a mimic — from repeating the costume at other cons, including Detroit Triple Fan Fair (nobody got close enough to find out who it was).



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