Be Right Back, Uninstalling

(10-30-2013, 06:27 PM)StolenToast link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=LV15GAMER link=topic=3812.msg272873#msg272873 date=1383159640]

hhhhhhnnnnnnggggg

Dang
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I wish the body paint would be better; it'd look wicked then.

(10-30-2013, 07:34 PM)Pixels link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=StolenToast link=topic=3812.msg272876#msg272876 date=1383175641]
[quote author=LV15GAMER link=topic=3812.msg272873#msg272873 date=1383159640]

hhhhhhnnnnnnggggg

Dang
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I wish the body paint would be better; it'd look wicked then.
[/quote] You are not impressed by the tiny Jaeger in her mouth?  That's my favorite part.

it's almost thursday
you know what that means

(10-30-2013, 07:57 PM)StolenToast link Wrote: [ -> ]You are not impressed by the tiny Jaeger in her mouth?  That's my favorite part.

more like tiny Essen

why can't it be next week yet. so good

MEN! DOU! KOTE!

So I guess most of the fandom for AoT is fangirls. Made me feel awkward at a con I went to when I cosplayed Eren.

(11-08-2013, 09:12 AM)Coelit link Wrote: [ -> ]So I guess most of the fandom for AoT is fangirls. Made me feel awkward at a con I went to when I cosplayed Eren.

Hah, fuck that, you should be enjoying it. Upper tier of good cosplay, its like an 80-20 split girls to guys, and that's being generous.

(11-08-2013, 09:22 AM)Caffeine link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Coelit link=topic=3812.msg273208#msg273208 date=1383919963]
So I guess most of the fandom for AoT is fangirls. Made me feel awkward at a con I went to when I cosplayed Eren.

Hah, fuck that, you should be enjoying it. Upper tier of good cosplay, its like an 80-20 split girls to guys, and that's being generous.
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BUT CAFF. HOW DOES INTO GRILLZ?

But honestly the ones who seemed cool were already in groups talking with other people. I have no idea how to appropriatly put myself into the convo with those types of scenarios.

(11-08-2013, 10:14 AM)Coelit link Wrote: [ -> ]BUT CAFF. HOW DOES INTO GRILLZ?

But honestly the ones who seemed cool were already in groups talking with other people. I have no idea how to appropriatly put myself into the convo with those types of scenarios.

Easy

>Overhear conversation, interject something at an appropriate point
>Ask about someone's costume after asking for a picture, ask for details, etc.

From there segway into other things, eventually ask for contact info (phone/FB/tumblr). If someone can talk about sewing in a technical manner, a convo is totally in the bag for me at least. Just keep things casual and treat anyone as a potential friend first and you're good to go.

(11-08-2013, 10:20 AM)Caffeine link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Coelit link=topic=3812.msg273214#msg273214 date=1383923668]
BUT CAFF. HOW DOES INTO GRILLZ?

But honestly the ones who seemed cool were already in groups talking with other people. I have no idea how to appropriatly put myself into the convo with those types of scenarios.

Easy

>Overhear conversation, interject something at an appropriate point
>Ask about someone's costume after asking for a picture, ask for details, etc.

From there segway into other things, eventually ask for contact info (phone/FB/tumblr). If someone can talk about sewing in a technical manner, a convo is totally in the bag for me at least. Just keep things casual and treat anyone as a potential friend first and you're good to go.
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How do you keep thinking of things to say? Conversations about a cosplay can only last so long right?

The trick is letting your brain wander and going with the flow of the conversation, as opposed to having things planned out. Treating everyone as a friend first is also a good plan, although when I was younger that tripped a LOT of gaydars.

(11-08-2013, 10:27 AM)Coelit link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Caffeine link=topic=3812.msg273215#msg273215 date=1383924012]
[quote author=Coelit link=topic=3812.msg273214#msg273214 date=1383923668]
BUT CAFF. HOW DOES INTO GRILLZ?

But honestly the ones who seemed cool were already in groups talking with other people. I have no idea how to appropriatly put myself into the convo with those types of scenarios.

Easy

>Overhear conversation, interject something at an appropriate point
>Ask about someone's costume after asking for a picture, ask for details, etc.

From there segway into other things, eventually ask for contact info (phone/FB/tumblr). If someone can talk about sewing in a technical manner, a convo is totally in the bag for me at least. Just keep things casual and treat anyone as a potential friend first and you're good to go.
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How do you keep thinking of things to say? Conversations about a cosplay can only last so long right?
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You'd be surprised, say we both make our own things

>How long?
>Self taught or classes?
>What machine(s)?
>How many others have you made?
>What else have you made?
>What else did you bring?
>Compliments on craftsmanship
>Suggestions for improvement if they point out flaws

All of those can lead into other side conversations and keep things going, like if the brought other costumes, what did they bring, what series is it from, comments about said series (maybe its something you also like).

But generally at a con you'll get maybe 30-45 min of convo before someone's (or your) schedule catches up with them, ask what pannel(s) or events they are going to...maybe you're going the same direction, and again that's why you do later ask for maybe a number (hey, I'll shoot you a text later).

Tis a lot easier than you think.

(11-08-2013, 10:59 AM)Caffeine link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Coelit link=topic=3812.msg273216#msg273216 date=1383924460]
[quote author=Caffeine link=topic=3812.msg273215#msg273215 date=1383924012]
[quote author=Coelit link=topic=3812.msg273214#msg273214 date=1383923668]
BUT CAFF. HOW DOES INTO GRILLZ?

But honestly the ones who seemed cool were already in groups talking with other people. I have no idea how to appropriatly put myself into the convo with those types of scenarios.

Easy

>Overhear conversation, interject something at an appropriate point
>Ask about someone's costume after asking for a picture, ask for details, etc.

From there segway into other things, eventually ask for contact info (phone/FB/tumblr). If someone can talk about sewing in a technical manner, a convo is totally in the bag for me at least. Just keep things casual and treat anyone as a potential friend first and you're good to go.
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How do you keep thinking of things to say? Conversations about a cosplay can only last so long right?
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You'd be surprised, say we both make our own things

>How long?
>Self taught or classes?
>What machine(s)?
>How many others have you made?
>What else have you made?
>What else did you bring?
>Compliments on craftsmanship
>Suggestions for improvement if they point out flaws

All of those can lead into other side conversations and keep things going, like if the brought other costumes, what did they bring, what series is it from, comments about said series (maybe its something you also like).

But generally at a con you'll get maybe 30-45 min of convo before someone's (or your) schedule catches up with them, ask what pannel(s) or events they are going to...maybe you're going the same direction, and again that's why you do later ask for maybe a number (hey, I'll shoot you a text later).

Tis a lot easier than you think.
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Thanks caff and atom. I guess I will give it a whirl next I can.

Started Meganebu! and Kill la kill today.
Both good, Kill la kill more interesting to me plotwise.

this was hilarious

TOUHOU 101: AN INTRODUCTION TO TOUHOUISM

Watched all currently released episodes of Yowamushi Pedal. It's great and gives me so many feels. even though it's about cycling.

(11-01-2009, 10:07 PM)Diglett link Wrote: [ -> ]Fuck a toho! Fuck a toho

makes sense

SOON