Reminds me of the countless spoof pictures of people taking a jab at phone-in-front-of-mirror that eventually ends up with them holding a door xP

guys am I doing it right?

Nope, I still attend normal school. That was taken at Catterick Army base, I did my tank command training there through the British Army Cadet Force.

Nope, dude, you're not doing it right. You forgot to use flash!

Something a bit more current. New hair style

I think I got you beat Brent.



Except for putting holes in everything. That sweatshirt is too nice to do that to.

then go to a thrift shop and get a cheap one.

Well, for the pants I have are a nice (and new) pair of black jeans. For obvious reasons, I don't want to cut those up either.

And you may not know it, but you don't really find men's jeans in thrift stores. When a guy buys a pair of jeans, they where them until the knees wear out. Then they cut them up and make jean shorts out of them until something else wears out and they are no longer able to be worn in public. Then they only wear them around the house until the jeans turn into no more than a few lose strands of thread.

So finding a pair blue jeans in a thrift store is rare enough, finding a pair that's black is almost a non event. And should you just happen to find them, chances of them being in my size is less than 1%. (We have a really big thrift store around where I am. They were big enough that they had 100+ pairs of jeans. Not one pair of black jeans. Found only two pairs that were correct waist size. Both were wrong leg size.)

If I'm going to cut up the shirt, then I would want to cut up the pants too. And seeing how I'm not even going specifically for a changeling, just a look of pure black, I don't think I will. (Even my shirt underneath the sweatshirt was totally black.)

What a dirty mirror you have!

I've never tried to upload a photo before so I hope this works

AREN'T WE ALL SO PRETTY

TIME FOR ME TO RUIN IT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJrl3iUG9dc

Sorry, I couldn't resist

You're not the first to make that joke, and you won't be the last.

and you sir are extremely...
bald

Well, then.

Older than you...

Not by much. I'm 18, and I know there are a few members on the forum younger than me. They just don't post in this thread.

So after like a week of gathering up courage I decided I might try this. It's a wonder I get out of the house I'm so self conscious of my looks. For the record, I too am 18 years old.

Aaaaaand that's me:

I really wanted to build up my courage to face others, IRL and online. I thought uploading my pic here would break down one of those barriers.

This is taken at the end of last year, during my batchmates' final prom of sorts, by a photographer friend of mine. And yeah, typical Asian look ;p



Hope no one's gonna do anything with this pic though...

Since Dissention asked all the mods to post one...

Yes, that doodle of Sid is STILL on the board.

Errg. You and you’re freaking handlebar mustache...

It’s like you’re trolling just by looking at me.

That sword looks like a giant potato peeler. *giggles*
You Britains must be secretly feeding giants. X3

They sell those Riolu plushies here in America too! ^_^

Okay, since I've apparently never posted a picture of myself on this thread, here is ChewyChewy (in the yellow shirt--I've lost quite a bit of weight since then).



And here are some Halloween costumes:

First, me as a wolf wizard.



And here's me as Acheron from the webcomic "Inverloch" by Sarah Ellerton:



And me as Captain James Hook from Peter Pan:

Only true masters play the piano with a hook!

I'm just pretending to play--and I'm pretending the piano is a harpsichord (it actually has an option that makes it sound more like a real harpsichord, in fact).

great Acheron costume.

you look about how I would have expected, but I still choose to picture you as Honey and Vanilla at one computer role playing a human

Thanks! Sarah Ellerton herself called it "awesome"--which is the best praise you can get, since she created the character!

Oh really? Ha ha. I don't know, I'm not really the type of human they would role-play as--too boring.

Hey, you finally revealed your face. =)

Anyone want to see me at 11 PM on Christmas Eve last year when I got my Wii? I don't always smile really big in family pictures, but when I do, it's because I got a new gaming console.

oh, just a warning. I volunteered as my anime club's "Miss Relay for Life" so expect some pictures of me in a dress to come next weekend. I'll check with the other mods to make sure I'm not showing too much leg for the forums =P

For some reason I thought I already had, but I checked every page of this thread and apparently this is the first time.

EDIT: You're hiding your smile!


@Brent: Unless you're a girl, I don't need to see that.

oh fine, I'll just post a link so anyone who wants to see me in a dress can.

and I think I've made it obvious enough I'm a dude, but this is for charity and I'm willing to wear a dress for that.

I think we've lost touch with what charity is supposed to be....

(And yes, by your name I figured that.)

The people attending the relay for life give money to their favorite "Miss Relay" which then goes to cancer research. Charity is still in sight
or did you mean that it's supposed to be people giving money out of the goodness of our heart? cause that's what my club is doing with the money they raise from selling things and me getting "votes"

I want to see it.

@Chewy- I am doing no such thing! The box only covers like half an inch of my chin.

@Brent: A truer charity is when you get nothing in return, with the possible exception of the pleasure of knowing you helped someone (and sometimes you don't even get that). I fear that when people started focusing on what they would get in return you got into crazy things like bachelor auctions and such and the point of charity is forgotten even if those who need financial aid still get it. It is possible to help those in need without wacky stuff like that.

@Beagle: You said it was a "big smile", and I didn't see that.

perhaps the true meaning of charity is lost to some, but not completely. The fact that the money goes to charity is why people are willing to pay $30 for one batch of cookies, even on a college student's budget. It's why they're willing to spend $10 to get into an amateur anime convention, or throw a few bucks to a guy in a dress they wouldn't normally give money to. Yes, they get something in return, but for the most part it isn't their money's worth, and the difference is payed with only charity in mind. at least that's how it is in my case.

and now we should get back on topic.

Guys do y'all wanna see my prom dress? Prom is three weeks from today!

You haven't already shown it to us?

Got a haircut.
I look like this now.