Dear god that kid was annoying, I Wish we would of left him behind On booth tours but he didn't seam like he was playing with a full bag of marbles so we waited for him.

 

Costumers get a pass, of course. I've been on ten-mile runs where I've sweat less that I would in a cardboard costume!

 

The funky/crotch-rot/B.O./ smells at BotCon weren't from people in costumes. At least that was my experience.

 

Oh dear, the slash fanfic question? Yeah, that was just beyond awkward.

 

lol half the crowd boo'd her and thankfuly Peter Cullen didn't understand what she ment.

 

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Uggg, I can smell it from here!

Seriously though, I've always thought cosplays were cool as balls (Halloween minus the shitty candy), but I've also come up with a couple rules that I intend to follow with out question if I'm ever in a situation where dressing up becomes an option.

- If the costume sucks ass, then I'm better off dressing normally. This should go without saying, but I'd honestly rather dress normally than have a costume that screams "crappy" when people see it.

- If the costume doesn't allow me to comfortably breathe, see, talk, sit, pee, scratch, walk through busy areas or hold shit, then it's a no go. This one might not seem as obvious, but if I'm going to a convention, I'm probably planning to enjoy myself while I'm there, and I'm probably planning to do more than walk back & fourth in non crowded areas. ​

Hah...