[ SECRET POST #2517 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2517 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Con stories!

[blueonblue]

I never understood that yaoi paddle thing. Why would anyone spend money on it? Why would anyone think it is okay to wave it around and hit random people? Why?

Re: Con stories!

[tamabonotchi]

Why would anyone spend money on it? You could ask that for everything at a con.

As for why anyone would want to buy it and think it's ok to hit people with it: they never learned proper etiquette spending more time on yaoi and think a convention is a magical place where you can be anime.

Re: Con stories!

[sootyowl]

I don't know. It was a horrible time in fandom for the sane. I feel bad for the harassed.

Re: Con stories!

[pantswarrior]

The funny thing is, when it started? It was just this one booth selling them as a joke. Never intended for them to actually be USED on people. It was just this goofy harmless joke, and although I never bought one, I borrowed one on occasion to pose with other cosplayers for a laugh.

Then idiots started going around actually using them to hit people and ... yeah, there is a particular breed of yaoi fangirl that makes me much more inclined to use the word "slash" even when it IS Japanese media.