/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

Not even involved in any of these conversations but I really don't know why any of you act so touchy and sensitive when you post your bullshit here.
These threads always end with someone disagreeing and then devolving into a 50 reply ragefest.

I seriously don't get what any of you fucking expect.

>>6902283
>http://www.theouthousers.com/index.php/news/122603-animenext-cosplay-pillow-maker-responds-to-controversy.html

So this pretty much proves that the people claiming he was doing this "illegally" and without the "consent" of these cosplayers are a pack of retarded jackasses.
>>"Legally, I do have the right to reproduction right. Please download this attachment.() The first paragraph states 'For Consideration herein acknowledged as received, and by signing this release I hereby give the Photographer / Filmmaker and Assigns my permission to license the Content and to use the Content in any Media for any purpose (except pornographic or defamatory) which may include, among others, advertising, promotion, marketing and packaging for any product or service.' And then they sign. I even try to communicate that it is a model release and provide examples like I would like to post it to Deviantart or other products. I try to communicate the information but I have very few seconds. Most of the time, people are not listen to me and sign no matter how hard I try to communicate the information. I am rather sorry that they insist that I am legally overstepping my bounds."

Read it and weep, whiners.

>>6812028

>>6775880
>tips thread
>posts an opinion
But that's not how it works...

>>6752325
Lol u mad as shit.

>>6708380
>Haven't you seen the uglier prints or plain designs? Nobody buys those.

So the customers are supposed to be responsible when a brand makes an ugly, undesirable print that nobody buys instead of adapting and trying to sell more coveted designs? Interesting logic.

>>mfw I'm actually responding to this troll
Oh well, it's been awhile since we had a good shitposter. I suspect you'll be releasing your second wave of stupid secrets on BtB again too.

>>6692315
Told ya she's here gies...

>>6661752

>>6611865

The only time I ever remember a negative comment is if the person saying it also looks hilariously bad by average standards.

This one time I went into a grocery store cafe with a friend after a meetup to grab some lunch in lolita. Most strangers were genuinely curious, and asked me a couple questions as I sat down to have my lunch. Others gave me weird looks and continued on their way. A few said I looked very elegant or like a doll. Nothing unusual, and certainly not unexpected.

I was relaxed until I heard some muffled chuckles coming from behind the cafe's cash register. Some orange, fake-n-bake bitch with a masculine mandible, cakey makeup, an obvious weave, and a rabid chihuahua-like smile made some passing 'drag queen' comment to a coworker while shifting her eyes towards me. I turned towards her with a smug grin and a raised eyebrow to let her know she had my full attention. But unfortunately she didn't care to share the fun and soon went back to doing her job.

Meh. Needless to say I felt slightly excluded from their club :'(

This isn't a "horror story," it's just cringeworthy:

>undergraduate program at college
>attend English capstone presentations (big final projects that aren't supposed to be very casual)
>acquaintance is doing a presentation on an anime, huge weeb
>ohboyherewego.jpg
>everyone in the room except for myself is into anime
>points me out in the room and says I'll enjoy this
>felt like I wanted to distance myself from the incoming atrocity
>nobody understands the context of what she's talking about
>no research question or hypothesis, just a narrative of her anime
>tries to equate the show to metaphors of King Arthur and the Round Table without any literary basis
>can't even explain why a character that was supposed to represent Gilgamesh was white and blonde in the show
>shows everyone anime clips with Japanese subtitles
>awkward glances, nobody knows what's going on
TL;DR the most awkward presentation I've ever seen. I'd feel cheated for the other students if she got a passing grade.

>>6443643
>implying that's a buzzword and not the proper adjective to describe 80% of female posters on /cgl/

>>6365170
>actually getting dressed up to go to Wal Mart

jfc you loathsome tryhard