CosplayFrom WhatPort80Cosplay is the least cool thing evar. As a hobby, it was first promulgated by the Japanese, who would dress up like certain anime, manga or video game characters. Eventually this cancer crossed the Pacific to the United States, where it was adopted by fat basement-dwelling, pedophiles , nerds, and sixteen year-old fangirls. "Cosplayers," as members of the subculture call themselves, are all rabid attention seekers, spending countless hours crafting their outfits for the express purpose of winning meaningless awards (read: attention) at sundry conventions. A good many cosplayers also post seemingly endless photographs of themselves on LiveJournal, or else on their personal blogs or websites. Furries vs. Cosplayers
Though frequently confused with furries, cosplayers adamantly maintain that the two share nothing in common. In this opinion, they are of course, entirely wrong. Much like furries, cosplayers suffer from identity issues, in that they seek to escape the burden of their real-world personas by becoming something, anything other than who they really are. Similarly cosplayers will in the same disgusting manner as furries, often screw one another while wearing their absurd costumes. Members of both subcultures spend an inordinate amount of time involved in their "hobby," furthermore, including attending conventions and spending money on subculture-specific paraphernalia. Except for the ones who are not 15 (which is the minority). Women of cosplayMost truly hot cosplay comes from asia, but even those are rare sightings. Compare for yourself... Men of cosplayThe men of cosplay are a little less plentiful, but just as pathetic. Men cosplay because they enjoy pretending that they are a hero (Always from a final fantasy game) and not in fact a part-time employee at the local Sam Goodie. Male cosplay consists of
Hall of shame
Cosplay that does not suck.The following is acceptable and will not get rocks thrown at you:
See alsoExternal links
Cosplayers with their own websites
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