On non-drama notes, I was weirded out last year when some random fangirl walked up to me while I was sitting down, smiled, gave me a thumbs up, and said, "Promote showering," or something to that effect. To this day, I'm still not entirely sure what the hell that was about; I'm going to say she thought I looked like a smelly fanboy but was pleasantly surprised when I smelled like clean rather than rancid.
Hmm.. Regarding the drama specific to Otakon, I'd say hold off on posting it in the forum just yet. Scott and I will probably finish up next week with, aside from our last bits of advice, a discussion of how to avoid drama in general. (Of course, we won't mention names).
I wouldn't consider it impolite, however, to discuss the issue here, names or no. To me, anything that happens in a public place is subject to public scrutiny. (Just like how, legally, if you're in a public place or a private place that you yourself do not own, anyone is allowed to photograph you and use that photograph in almost any way they choose).
How about that time the hugger got passed Katsu and James and still managed to get me? Still very disappointed in Katsu's bodyguard skills (or lack thereof).
yea the time Luke, you and I were throwing a DT party and around the time of the party to start we heard a noise outside and there was like 30 or 40 people outside.. so we let them in and in 7 minutes the party was broken up for being too good.. (well at least that's my opinion) ^_^
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Drama fo yo mama.
I'll be taking the names out, if I do.
On non-drama notes, I was weirded out last year when some random fangirl walked up to me while I was sitting down, smiled, gave me a thumbs up, and said, "Promote showering," or something to that effect. To this day, I'm still not entirely sure what the hell that was about; I'm going to say she thought I looked like a smelly fanboy but was pleasantly surprised when I smelled like clean rather than rancid.
I wouldn't consider it impolite, however, to discuss the issue here, names or no. To me, anything that happens in a public place is subject to public scrutiny. (Just like how, legally, if you're in a public place or a private place that you yourself do not own, anyone is allowed to photograph you and use that photograph in almost any way they choose).