Mike says
2010-07-31T07:15:38.000Z
Filipino cosplayers abroad are like Saiyans. They trained in an environment where the forces pulling them down were ten times greater.
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Mike says
2010-07-31T07:16:19.000Z
And Alodia has just gone Super Saiyan. (rock)
Mr. Brightside says
2010-07-31T07:18:30.000Z
as what teens say: "IMBA"!
Disya. says
2010-07-31T07:25:09.000Z
B-)
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Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T09:12:51.000Z
Out of morbid curiosity, what are those forces?
Hamba
2010-07-31T10:12:14.000Z
^What he said. I don't get it.
Mike says
2010-07-31T13:01:21.000Z
Conservativism, amateurism, subcultural elitism, crab mentality...
Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T13:02:33.000Z
Ah. What's amateurism?
Mike says
2010-07-31T13:02:42.000Z
...those are just a few of the challenges faced by cosplayers in the Philippines.
Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T13:03:09.000Z
I get conservativism, since there ARE quite a few old wisecrackers around
Mike says
2010-07-31T13:03:11.000Z
Amateurism is an ideal that holds amatuers above professionals.
Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T13:03:42.000Z
Ah. So that hampers only professional cosplayers.
Mike says
2010-07-31T13:03:59.000Z
Believe it or not, there are Filipino cosplayers who believe no cosplayer should ever, ever get paid to cosplay.
Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T13:04:13.000Z
Paid to cosplay regularly for events you mean.
Mike says
2010-07-31T13:04:33.000Z
Paid to cosplay *for anything*.
Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T13:05:51.000Z
Ah, okay.
Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T13:07:09.000Z
I'd agree in saying there are forces, but not that they're that great.
Mike says
2010-07-31T13:08:03.000Z
Loverboy '10
2010-07-31T13:13:38.000Z
Denial's a river for haters.
ShindenXHikaru says
2010-08-23T02:17:49.000Z
...Lurk Moar...
ShindenXHikaru says
2010-08-23T02:19:13.000Z
1. Go To Wiki 2.Search "Hobby" 3. ???? 4. PROFIT
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