Alodia on Toys, Social Media, and Cosplay
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The Philippine Daily Inquirer’s Erika Tapalla interviews Filipina otaku queen Alodia Gosiengfiao on some of her geeky passions: toys, social media, and cosplay. Alodia’s haters even get special mention.
It’s hard to believe a girl this pretty spends her Saturday nights bloghopping instead of clubhopping, surrounded by toys instead of boys. Welcome to the new world [...]Alodia on Toys, Social Media, and Cosplay
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I can’t believe I didn’t mention Issai, but what’s the point, there’s nothing more to say about that one.
oooh you did mention me. thank you.
No problem.
The real question is, since this is the Interwebs, who takes what is said here seriously?
Do ashley and alodia *really* need to reply to here, whatever happened to ignoring what isn’t true?
Ah yes, I remember now, this *is* their fanbase after all, nevermind.
Poor 4chan.
I found Pi! omnomnomnom.
On an quasi-related note, why would real Anon bother with such small fry, I don’t even think this makes for decent `lulz`.
An rocks the socks of A.
Her deviant art site might be the homebase for her fans….
The real question…. well my answer is alot of people.
And I don’t know why either. Its much more fun boxing someone in rl during a heated argument instead of flaming on the internet…. during a similar debate.
Why did she complain about things said in 4chan? Why did she reply to this blog defensively as well? Why did her sister sound so defensive in an earlier comment?