people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 11:16 am
i hated when someone ask me in broken english what was going on. i like dude it is anime conevention. one person like were is it. i like go straight you find it.
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people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 11:42 am
you like no right to talk bout broken english cause like you no type properly. Stop trying.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:20 pm
I actually got hit on by someone asking me what was going on. It was kinda odd seeing how I was crossplaying at the time. But yeah, I was asked a few times throughout the con, in the mall area, what was going on & why everyone was dressed up. I was nice to them seeing how most people still don't know what Anime is & whatnot ^^;;
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 1:10 pm
[quote=scd250]you like no right to talk bout broken english cause like you no type properly. Stop trying.[/quote]
And stop trolling threads if you have nothing to contribute other than berating other posters.
And stop trolling threads if you have nothing to contribute other than berating other posters.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 2:42 pm
I guess this can turn into a thread about stories about people asking you what was going on? If so I have one:
My friend and I were dressed as HarleyQuinn and Joker. We were staying at the Marriot Hotel and were heading back up to our room. We were on the 26th floor so it took a while.
There was this little old lady looking around the elevator (since there were a few other cosplayers in there at the same time) and she asked what was going on.
We explained an Anime Convention, a con for japanese animation, comics and culture (simple as that).
She asked us how long it lasted and my friend told her "The entire weekend, it ends tomorrow and then boston can return back to normal from it's chaotic state (something along those lines).
She smiled and laughed and it was her floor and told us to have a wonderful time and she left.
My friend and I were dressed as HarleyQuinn and Joker. We were staying at the Marriot Hotel and were heading back up to our room. We were on the 26th floor so it took a while.
There was this little old lady looking around the elevator (since there were a few other cosplayers in there at the same time) and she asked what was going on.
We explained an Anime Convention, a con for japanese animation, comics and culture (simple as that).
She asked us how long it lasted and my friend told her "The entire weekend, it ends tomorrow and then boston can return back to normal from it's chaotic state (something along those lines).
She smiled and laughed and it was her floor and told us to have a wonderful time and she left.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 5:07 pm
A ton of non-congoers asked me what was going on, both in the mall and in the hotel elevator/lobby/halls. Even on the T to south station (we were carrying our props and stuff, not a recommended course of action if you actually like them). Most people were pretty cool about it :] I love how parents use us to make their kids stop crying XD
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 5:11 pm
Since I didn't dress up this year (super sadface), I was often asked what was going on.
I was riding up the lulevator (full of lulz) and a quaint old couple came in with me. Their faces were completely filled with curiosity, so I took the initiative to ask them if they knew what was going on. It was adorable! The little old woman said how she loved the costumes and how it was so exciting for her, whereas the husband was like... "Yeah, I have no idea." They were coincidentally staying the entire weekend, and we had a quick chat before they got off. Very nice, open people.
I was riding up the lulevator (full of lulz) and a quaint old couple came in with me. Their faces were completely filled with curiosity, so I took the initiative to ask them if they knew what was going on. It was adorable! The little old woman said how she loved the costumes and how it was so exciting for her, whereas the husband was like... "Yeah, I have no idea." They were coincidentally staying the entire weekend, and we had a quick chat before they got off. Very nice, open people.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 6:06 pm
One of the things I like to do at con is treat my lungs with the same contempt that I treat my liver, and that means a lot of stops at the smoking areas. These tend to be located at the periphery of the venue, which is the *perfect* place to run into wicked confused normies. It seems like every time I went out, someone would ask me "what's up with the costumes". One older woman pushing a baby carriage asked me if we were protesting something. Maybe Tuan should start making "SO YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT A CON IS?" pamphlets.
I remember last year, some people attended church services in cosplay and that freaked out some of the olds, but I didn't hear anything about it this year.
I remember last year, some people attended church services in cosplay and that freaked out some of the olds, but I didn't hear anything about it this year.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:07 pm
Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:19 pm
[quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:27 pm
[quote=Faceman][quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:29 pm
[quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Faceman][quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:44 pm
[quote=DoubleEdgeSword][quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Faceman][quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
If you are brave enough to walk out in public like that, I see no reason to feel any bit more afraid to enter a restaurant like that. If you could only see what I wore into Shaws and Legal Seafood, you would see exactly what I mean, haha.
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
If you are brave enough to walk out in public like that, I see no reason to feel any bit more afraid to enter a restaurant like that. If you could only see what I wore into Shaws and Legal Seafood, you would see exactly what I mean, haha.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 10:21 pm
[quote=DoubleEdgeSword][quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Faceman][quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier!
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier!
people asking what was going on
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 10:22 pm
[quote=Runia][quote=DoubleEdgeSword][quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Faceman][quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier![/quote]
Exactly. Go in cosplay as a group.... hell, I would outside of the con if I had the costumes and the group.
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier!
[/quote]Exactly. Go in cosplay as a group.... hell, I would outside of the con if I had the costumes and the group.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 12:29 am
[quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Runia][quote=DoubleEdgeSword][quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Faceman][quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier![/quote]
Exactly. Go in cosplay as a group.... hell, I would outside of the con if I had the costumes and the group.[/quote]
Yeah...just gotta find a group though. *curses for having just moved from California and not knowing many people* I wonder if I dress up as Gabe *points to her avatar* people will call me sir... XD
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier!
[/quote]Exactly. Go in cosplay as a group.... hell, I would outside of the con if I had the costumes and the group.
[/quote]Yeah...just gotta find a group though. *curses for having just moved from California and not knowing many people* I wonder if I dress up as Gabe *points to her avatar* people will call me sir... XD
people asking what was going on
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 1:00 am
[quote=DoubleEdgeSword][quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Runia][quote=DoubleEdgeSword][quote=Yukito Kunisaki][quote=Faceman][quote=momoney781]Some guy asked me why everyone was dressed up when I was in the cheesecake factory. I told him it was casual friday[/quote]
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier![/quote]
Exactly. Go in cosplay as a group.... hell, I would outside of the con if I had the costumes and the group.[/quote]
Yeah...just gotta find a group though. *curses for having just moved from California and not knowing many people* I wonder if I dress up as Gabe *points to her avatar* people will call me sir... XD[/quote]
Could happen. Worked vise versa for me.
I went to the Cheesecake factory and was talking to our waiter, while wearing my staff shirt. I apologized for any of our kind who might've been a pain that weekend. But to my pleasant surprise he said all the convention people he's seen have been the nicest customers he's had in a long time. Everyone was great and he loved them all.[/quote]
My group WAS going to eat there once, but the line was far too long. Anywho, outside of the rowdiness, I would have to say, in the restaurants I have been to, the cosplayers HAVE seemed to behave themselves. Heck.... I don't even recall bad behavior anywhere.... Shaws was great, Unos was great, Legal Seafood was great... if there was any place there was a problem, it probably would have been at the food court. Heck, I myself tried being on my best behavior at those eateries myself. Last thing you want next year is for their staff to say "Oh great, it is that nerd thing again..... I am calling out...."[/quote]
Next year if I do decide to cosplay (I was so busy with training that I was too frazzled to dress up this year D: ) I might try to go in a restaurant just to see what kind of reaction I'll get... if I'm brave enough to do it of course lol[/quote]
OR OR OR you could have fellow cosplayers accompany you! I certainly love going out in public in costume, and heavens knows, the more the merrier!
[/quote]Exactly. Go in cosplay as a group.... hell, I would outside of the con if I had the costumes and the group.
[/quote]Yeah...just gotta find a group though. *curses for having just moved from California and not knowing many people* I wonder if I dress up as Gabe *points to her avatar* people will call me sir... XD[/quote]
Could happen. Worked vise versa for me.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 3:02 am
[quote=Faceman][quote=scd250]you like no right to talk bout broken english cause like you no type properly. Stop trying.[/quote]
And stop trolling threads if you have nothing to contribute other than berating other posters.[/quote]
I actually thought his comment was appropriate and the OP deserved it because he was being rather rude making fun of normal people in the mall when even he himself can't speak properly.
And stop trolling threads if you have nothing to contribute other than berating other posters.[/quote]
I actually thought his comment was appropriate and the OP deserved it because he was being rather rude making fun of normal people in the mall when even he himself can't speak properly.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 12:05 pm
no he was making fun my girly ninja girl she can't type correctly niether can i. but i think everyone ran into someone this year who ask them was going on.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 5:20 pm
"Why the worlds largest roleplaying fetish gathering is being held here, what else could it be?"
people asking what was going on
Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 7:32 pm
Many old people decided to ask me and my friend what the heck was going on. Our answers?
1. Anime Boston, DUUUHHHH
2. [while were both in costume]: I'm just as confused as you are.
3. If you don't know I'm not telling you!
4. The Apocalypse. Run.
and many other funny things I can't remember.
1. Anime Boston, DUUUHHHH
2. [while were both in costume]: I'm just as confused as you are.
3. If you don't know I'm not telling you!
4. The Apocalypse. Run.
and many other funny things I can't remember.
people asking what was going on
Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 7:37 pm
a non-con goer chased my sister in the mall and asked her to take a picture with her baby, my sister was in full on dance gear with 8 inch platform boots, cyberlox and dreads, a make and everything. lol
people asking what was going on
Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 10:37 pm
[quote=chibikakashi0101]Many old people decided to ask me and my friend what the heck was going on. Our answers?
1. Anime Boston, DUUUHHHH
2. [while were both in costume]: I'm just as confused as you are.
3. If you don't know I'm not telling you!
4. The Apocalypse. Run.
and many other funny things I can't remember. [/quote]
Some of those probably made them see all of us as arrogant more than anything. Some people who ask are actually really interested in what is going on.
1. Anime Boston, DUUUHHHH
2. [while were both in costume]: I'm just as confused as you are.
3. If you don't know I'm not telling you!
4. The Apocalypse. Run.
and many other funny things I can't remember. [/quote]
Some of those probably made them see all of us as arrogant more than anything. Some people who ask are actually really interested in what is going on.
Re: people asking what was going on
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 9:09 am
Some ghetto woman outside the Prudential thought I was Spider-Man. I don't think Peter Parker did martial arts and had a Tyrannosaurus robot.