If You Cannot Come to Wrath of Cannes, Wrath of Cannes Will Come to You

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Steve mentioned earlier that there are some Wrath of Cannes shirts going around, and yeah, those rumours are true: the other day the Wrath’s Kristen Bryan found me, handed me a Grand Coney tee and asked me to strike a “sexy” pose.

Not sure what one of those looks like, since I by nature just ooze sex out of my pores, so I whipped out some creepy awkward fist-to-face thing that was probably planted in my subconscious by AsianPoses.com.

Ask Wappling, who took the picture at left, also sported a shirt, as did Rafiq from ihaveanidea and Brett McKenzie.

The real Cannes is officially invaded. New goal – to actually experience Wrath of Cannes live. Someday.

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