/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>7296124
>implying that the majority of /cgl/ is not normal, does not have a job, and is forever alone
>implying that we care about your opinion

>>6923716
Dang. I haven't seen those kinds of people in a long while. I can understand using them to practice sewing with, but damn. It's one thing to be thrifty and it's another to be lazy and the attitude isn't helping.

Anyway. I'm concerned about a guy friend who trying getting involved lolita. He managed to find a lolita in his town, however, I'm thinking that the girl doesn't know what she's talking about because he told me that she suggested in getting a corset. I'm just glad that he got back with me about this and I told him it wasn't necessary. I'm from a different state, so I need to know what are the girls in Pennsylvania like. I really hope that that they're not influenced by the upstate NY community.

>>6851455
Ugh, he creeps me out too.

>>6609679
This post gave me cancer.

It's also giving me more of a reason to run a con at my campus for a directed/management project (yay for independent studies) - to see this shit done well.

>>6609715
How about no. It's one thing to vent about a bad experience, but it's another thing to do something about it. If anyone were to organize an event well, I think it takes a more affirmative and positive attitude, and an organized mind. I wouldn't trust someone with atrocious spelling, grammar, and sentence structure in managing anything.

And as we've witnessed, she's criticizing about the wrong things. No-smoking and indecency rules are commonplace (granted, they may not be enforced). If I had anything to complain about, it would be about a tiny venue, bad location, bad value, a disorganized and slow staff, etc. etc.