Unlitmited hateworks

Most anime clubs are pathetic. ESPECIALLY when a female is president of the aforementioned club.

I just can't help but notice the sweat stain under the chick's arm in the tealish shirt.

HS Anime Club was awesome

Went to a meeting in Uni. Everyone walked in, watched a movie in the dark, and left without talking to each other. I went back the next week, and a guy pointed to me and said "Oh my God! A girl came back twice!"

I left and never went back.

>>3336414
YEAH what the hell

Mines always been good. Always been a more mature set and the atmosphere has been dismissive of the weeaboo freaks and it's been a lot of fun. the fact that at OP's university it was a "japan club" screams weeaboo.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZYR2pbeQqk&feature=related

There was apparently an anime club at my school, and these losers with no sense of time nor place decided to use the art studio lab which is ALWAYS FILLED WITH STUDENTS as their meeting place.

Then there was this awesome chick who'd been into anime/video games since the early 90's. Every time someone came into the room asking if this was where the "otaku meeting" was, she'd pretend not to know what they were talking about until finally they said "anime" and then she would respond with things like "That stuff for little girls? I used to watch Sailor Moon!" She told some hideous ita in BURANDO "Oh! Is that BSSB? I didn't know they made sizes that big!" And subtle trolled until this little fatty was about to pop. I started going into the art lab every meeting day just to watch it.

It raged them so hard that they moved, and went on this weird campaign of wanting to "educate" people that "it's not just kid stuff" to the point where they CAME BACK TO THE ART ROOM one day to give a "presentation." Nerdgirl destroyed them.

I love quiet anons who know how to hide their power level and properly troll.

Used to be the president of mine. Yeah, we've got all the assburgers rejects and the aged non-student locals creeping up the joint, but I joined for a friend who was cool, and stayed for an inner circle of kids who would smoke and drink and fuck just like any other college students. Great times.

>nj
I think I found the root of your problem OP

>>3336505
I lol'd

>>3336335
Part of the way some ap classes work at my school is that we get to go to classes at a college nearby. I met some anime club people like that when I was in ninth grade and still a weaboo. It was really neat at first to be friends with older people, but some things they did were kind of creepy. There was lots of awkward flirting towards me and the other girl their age in the club, and they would always try to show me pornography if there was any opportunity. Actually, I think that whole situation is what cured me of being a weaboo in the end, so I think it was overall for the best.

>>3336612
JAILTIME

Oh wow. See... it's people like that that make me ashamed of my excitement when I get out to local college-run anime conventions.

>>3336612
Was the guys last name Greene?

>>3336555
I wish I could meet that nerdgirl and give her a brofist. Or a high-five. Whatever it is that art students do.

This video is the worst thing I've ever seen in my life.

I know how bad clubs can be.
I was in a Japanese Culture Club.
There were nice seniors a couple years ago, then I took over it along with the younger leader.
It turned to complete shit, and I was the only person who watched any decent anime.
I went to another one in a different college campus. It was a nice anime club. It was a bunch of tech nerds who had decent humor. I felt out of place though, because I had seen the 2nd most amount of animu. The other guy had seen over 400 series.
I was also the only woman, and when I went to a Dungeons and Dragons meet at a friend's house, I suffered many jealous fatty stares from the weeaboo ladies who shared the house to watch shitty moe.

Apparently there's an anime club at my university that I never heard about. Weird, considering that it's a really small school.

From what I can see it's a very close-knit AZN clique with some weaboos thrown in for good measure. Fuck no I am not going near that insanity, not after high school.

I could go into the horrors that were the anime clubs I was in.. but I'll spare myself the supressed memories.

Oh do I have a story for you guys.

Character A; He's an alpha male but is a momma's boy as well. He's kind of aggressive in flirting but still respects the wimmens. Rents with character B an off campus apartment.

Character B: Is a total Omega male. He isn't a pussy but he doesn't chase after it. A good guy but totally oblivious to whats out there for the opposite sex.

Characther C: A wanna be middle eastern hipster. Napoleon dynamite vocal tone with Chris chan views on women.

Gurl: A lonely nerdy girl who has a crush on Character A.

Scenario:A,B have an apartment warming party for scoring a new apartment and invite gurl and C over with a few other people at the party with them.

Story: A is flirting with a couple of women and acting flamboyant. All parties in the story are drinking besides C. Gurl is pissed off that A isn't noticing her and starts to drink a shit ton. She is so depressed that she starts crying and drunkenly stoops over to the closet to continue her activities of doing so. C notices that it's his chance to shine as the knight in shining armor and "comforts her" by hugging her and plants a kiss on her forehead in less than 2 seconds of the hug. She's highly intoxicated but she still flips the fuck out and starts running. They understand C was derpy but they let that one moment slide.

>>3336890

Being asian, I hate those AZN cliques, though the only AZN cliques at my uni are the FOBs.

Post situation aka the movie. C is a film student at the state college and was assigned a film project to complete for the semester grade. He decides to base his work on the party and everything falls to shit. He bases the characters of A, B and himself but changes them to his point of view. A is a tucker max type character in his story. B is a chuck type character, and C is the non creep good guy. Also the fact that he filmed in A&B's apartment, the same place WHERE the party occurred because his lazy ass couldn't get out of a marty stu mentality. Tidbit, A and gurl are dating when the movie is being shot.

- C takes 30 hours of being on the set to shoot in a tiny apartment with no special effects. The apartment is 800 square feet and theirs only 3 sets to make with 8 pages of dialog.
-C is also a cheap fuck and tries to outskirt his duty to feed his workers. On the first day of shooting for 8 hours of shooting. He orders 3 pizza pies for 20 people. They were a large pizza pie but that's only one slice per person.
-On the main day of shooting, he got so cheap that he tried to guilt a fat girl to use her school meal plan to get food for everybody and "promised " to pay her back. He never did and the bill was 150-200 to feed 20 people.
- On the post shoot diner trip with 5 people . He promised to pay for everybody but when it was time to get the beill he tried to make people "pay" him back for the diner trip, EXCEPT for the one chick he wanted to bang. When actors/crew volunteer their whole weekend and who aren't getting paid. The least common courtesy is to feed those pay.

- C uses the ping pong table as a "beer pong" table for the scene and makes sure moisture gets in the ping pong table .
- C's film lights use over 300 dollars worth of verified electricity and A&B have been hammering him to pay but he keeps deferring responsibility.
- Gurl sees the revisionist history of being portrayed as a dumb bitch saved by the "nerd" and completely bitches him out on set.
- He portrays A&B in the film as tools. That's a great way to pay back friends who let you film in their apartment for the whole weekend.

link to the movie. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzIaZQC4vEg

This is 2nd hand information but very reliable.
pic related: picture of him

>>3336988
I have no words.

My uni club was pretty awesome. We of course had the generic club characters like "anime expert" fat guy, nasally fujoshi, guy-who-won't-admit-he's-a-filthy-pedo, etc.. but one the whole, the club was pretty sweet.

>>3336890
>>3336993

Yeah, I know what you guys are talking about.. but isn't it the same with Black students and majority of white students as well? I'm Asian myself and I always tried to spark up some convo with classmates of different colors(my school is a super-white dominated one), but sometimes I felt like they were ignoring me at some point or only show some shallow interest. I have a white boyfriend.... but other than him, I hardly could bring other's guard down and really talk to me or hang out.

1st Year: The club was made of pretty cool people. Prez was cool, con trips were organized with minimal drama, they showed good anime, and the worst people were just the girls who sat up front and left immediatly afterward.

2nd year: YAOI FANGIRLS EVERYWHERE
WHAT THAT? YOU WANT TO WATCH INDEX AND BASQUASH? FUCK THAT, LETS WATCH PANDORA HEARTS AND SQUEAL AT ALL THE BISHIES!!!1!

Man, fuck them. At

>>3337124
I don't discriminate unless they give me a reason to.

>>3337124
Reposting for relevance:

> I'm known for being "That guy who's obsessed with Touhou", hanging out on /jp/ instead of sleeping/eating, and buying 5 Tsukiyomi Moon Phase wall scrolls and rotating them, and I'm still not known as a weeaboo.
>Instead, I'm the token black guy. Fuck my friends.

>>3337124
Fucking rascist.

>get a free yearbook
>stumble upon the anime club page
>lol at the weaboos
>see the word cosplay
>"Yea and we talk about stuff like future cons like Kumoricon"
>Wait....that's the con I go to...
>my face

It just freaked me out that "cosplay" and "Kumoricon" were mentioned in my small towns high school yeabook..Not looking forward to them seeing me at the con and then going to school with them the next day.
(inb4 underageb&)

>>3337124
It's not as if races don't naturally self-segregate, but in my high school where EVERY race was represented significantly, asians were the most clique-ish followed by blacks (the ghetto kind), hispanics and whites.

>>3337145
>>3337154
>>3337164
>>3337272
Hm... Don't get it wrong, I do have white, black, hispanic friends- mainly because I am international student. Do you know what's ironic? it's easier to be friends with people of other race from other countries than being friends with American born students. America is probably the most diverse country... yet I find more people tend to distance from people of other race... Hm, but I might be wrong- I've been in the U.S. for 3 years now.

>>3336335
Everything about Reni Mimura is terrifying.

>>3337366
No, you are absolutely right.
Probably because in America, seeing someone of another race/nationality/creed is NOT something new or different. There is none of the wonder or curiosity that drives people in homogenous cultures to seek out people from outside of it.
I'm a black guy, I have met more people from more races and nationalities than I can count offhand. I have no grand desire to meet and greet someone based on where they are from, but rather on who they are as a person.

>>3337420
I wish I could meet someone like you more often! I've had a few bitter experiences about my race/nationality before- like a nice guy tried to chat up with me at school and his friends pull him back and said "Dude, she's ASIAN!" and someone plainly call me "Chinese"... or told me in my face, "AZNs can't drive!". I think a lot of foreign students find this kind of response very shocking... yet I also met some nice people as well. : )

>>3337487
Ugh, how rude. I've grown up with tons of people of different races in school, so I don't even see skin colour anymore. It's all the same to me.

>>3337526
Liar.

>>3336335
Dude, if you want to be bogged down by over-aged weeaboos go to Central Michigan University's anime club. They are loud and obnoxious and either grossly skinny or fat.
Before I get ahead of myself, there were some normal people that that could carry on a real discussion and I could picture doing various cosplays. But, since those were the kendo club members, there were very few of them around.

Most annoying thing is to be viewing a series in japanese with eng subs and have someone playing frets on fire in front of you in a pitch black room.

-____-

>>3337586

>>3337487
You probably just picked the wrong place to live. Most of the American-born students I've met are pretty decent when it comes to meeting new and different people.

FYI: I am American, born overseas, and my only year of schooling in the continental US was my senior year of HS.

>>3336445

This. Exactly this. Except my difference was that in my University it was pure hambeasts, no one under the age of 24 and the three women were the over-controlling-psycho-bitch-no-girls-here-except-me-fatties who were the heads of the entire thing. So pretty much I got glared at by them the three times I went, and no one spoke to me and the men just kinda stared. It was awkward as shit.

But I'm transferring to FIU for my second year. Does anyone go there/can tell me if it's an ok club?

Showed up to my college's anime club halloween cosplay contest dressed as Miku Hatsune.

Got told, "Wow you couldn't wear that outside of here because it basically just yells 'Rape Me!'"

God fucking damn it.

>>3337487
Poster you were responding to, that may have less to do with you, and more to do with the bad rep your family would bring.
I personally dated a chinese girl during college, a wonderful girl named Minh.
I met her parents one day.
After meeting me, they told her that if she didn't break up with me, they would deny her any sort of aid during and after her schooling years. Note, she was going for her doctorate and was depending mightily on her family for help with money.
She was determined to buck them, continue seeing me and follow her dream.
I was far more rational about her chances, and told her to break up with me and follow her dream instead. We had a tearful farewell, then she went across the country to pursue her master's, and I haven't seen her since.
I'm told this is NOT uncommon when it comes to first generation immigrant families, and it has enough infamy to be well on the foremind of any guy dating an asian girl.

>go to anime club
>president is a girl that introduces herself in japanese reading off a cue card
>brings weaboo to a whole new level
>6 people immediately get up and leave

www.desudesudesu.org

here is the university of virginia's 4chan clone thats run by the anime club. I am not a member of their shit club, but they have a reputation for screaming at new members until they leave.

Went to UNT's anime club a few times.

Bunch of weeaboos in a big room watching anime for 4 hours. Does not really appeal to me. Oh, they also play capture the flag. What.

As a female (since they're apparently worse) president of an anime club...

Tips for not sucking?
I try to show a variety of anime, and I also accept suggestions (I've shown TMoHS, Eden of the East, Toradora... to name a few. I can't remember some of them).

>>3337801
Remember you are an ANIME club, not a *insert genre/studio* club, and NOT A JAPANESE CULTURE CLUB.
Keep the Japanese culture insertion to a minimum unless it's needed to explain something in an anime. Keep it relevant.

>>3337828
Of course. I don't even speak Japanese unless I'm telling them the name of the anime. I wouldn't explain anything unless it honestly needed an explination.

Thanks, though! I'll remember to keep that in mind!

>>3337828
maybe take a day for everyone to share what anime's they like and why they like them? Ya know, put some actual THOUGHT into their discussions besides just OMG I LOVE *INSERT BISHI HERE* HE'S SO KAWAII DESU DESU~

Discuss genres, the companies that make specific animes, character types, voice actors....there's a lot you can do other than just sitting around and watching tv

>>3337801
Also, take some time to show off some Japanese games of all kinds. Persona sticks close to anime, and Tales Series as well, so I'd suggest that.

Other than that, see if you can't dredge up some little-known series that you think are good. Same rule applies for art in general.

Some years ago I attended a community college. In the student lounge there was an area where the anime club hung around and played tabletop games and all that. Once a friend and I walked by and she joked that it was yaoi club as well, pointing to one person sitting on the lap of another. Upon closer inspection we found out it was two hambests girls. We never attended.

My current uni is small and doesn't have an anime club. The one anime fan I met was a Bleach/Death Note/Naruto fangirl. When I told her I didn't care for slash but tolerated it she stopped talking and looking at me in mid-conversation. I should also mention that my uni is a religious one as well.

>>3337897
so you are 14 now? cool beans

>>3337897
Eehee! I did Mew Ichigo too at that age. But it was like...because my hair was already pink. And I had a pink floofy girly dress I found at value village which was, actually, really similar to a lot of Reiko's doodles, but yeah. Just bought regular black cat ears and ties a big bell around the tail. So derp.

Wish I had pictures just so I could compare them to my new stuff.

>>3337901
>>3337930
wrong thread sorry. But no I'm 18 now.

>>3336335
O-oh fuck. I couldn't get through the first minute of that video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzIaZQC4vEg


hahahahahaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>3336505
>fuck you mom and dad, we re here tostay, Japan is bettert han the USA
Dayum they gots dem rhymes down.

Last year was my first year. I went to one meeting. Everyone in the group of about 70 people split off into groups of two or three and watched their own anime on their laptops. No one really watched the "main" anime being shown. Then we played Jeopardy and the questions were either about the club leaders ("Who swallowed a spoon of wasabi on a bet?") or really obscure otaku shit that no one knew ("This female seiyuu voiced two male characters in 2006," and so on). A few of the questions were very obviously about NGE and I was absolutely shocked that I was the only one who knew the answers. I thought knowing who Rei and Asuka are would be common knowledge for an anime fan.

About half the club just graduated, so I think I'll give it another shot this year and see if it's improved any.

My friend attends a school about an hour away and she has nothing but praise for her club. I'm half ready to start attending their meetings instead.

Eh I used to run an anime club. I got sick and tired of being overruled and have to listen to weeaboos everyday. So I just stopped coming if I didn't want to watch bleach shit. Then they kicked me out, but no hard feelings, its what I wanted. I never went back.

Last anime club meeting I went to had a group ahead of me doing this horrible dance along to the Haré Guu opening sequence.

I didn't go back after that.

>>3336335

What.... IS this?

I ran our university's club last year. It's the 'Animation and Comics' society, none of this japan weeaboo soc nonsense. We watch both eastern and western animation, and people seem to enjoy it. I may go into more details later, but I'll stick with a story for now:

First session of the year, 120 people squished into a lecture theater that holds 110. We're watching a few episodes of some cool stuff (Macross Frontier, NHK, Nodame Cantabile, Spawn, Justice League, etc), and everything's going okay. After a few shows, a small shy-looking guy comes over to me whilst I'm changing shows, and quietly asks "When are we watching this week's episode of Bleach?".

It took all my strength not to burst out laughing. He left after I told him we didn't watch the big three shounen. We're not really that kind of society, and people who turn up in cosplay or expect generic shounen don't really turn up after the first week.

Pic related: Girls feeling accepted in a society, and not scared away by creepy neckbeards.

I'm pretty sure my community college anime club is the reason why I started to slowly inch away from anime and toward comics. I'm not going to pretend that they were worse than some of the horror stories here, but even standard-fare weeaboo behavior is just unbearable for me.

On the other hand, the anime club at my current college seems pretty cool. They hold their own convention, and the people who run it are awesome. Definitely one of the better small cons I've been to. I might pop in for a meeting sometime.

I went to one once , It was lame . I expected people to be talking to eachother but they just sat quietly in the dark watching anime, noone even said hi , Never going back lol

Not all "neck beards" should get a bad wrap. The ones I've met in my college's anime club have a databank of anime knowledge in their head, so they help recommend cool stuff to watch. And others are really good cosplayers. The wife of one of them has a kick-ass sewing room for making commissions.

>>3338988
Same, except I dropped out of running the club the second year rather than getting kicked out. "Other people that like anime are probably also chill individuals and not socially-inept weeaboos" was the worst and most inaccurate thought that could have led to the creation of that godforsaken club.

All anyone ever wanted to watch was Bleach and Naruto, they complained about the posters not being cool enough yet NEVER offered to assist in making them, and some rude bastards would sit in the back of the room, pull out a laptop and start watching LA Sailor Moon. Great, but why even bother showing up if you're going to break off into a little clique in the corner?

This might not have been so bad if there were anyone in the club that held decent conversations, but everyone there was so... awkward. One guy also bought a noose and presumably a knife to school and attempted to show them off at the conclusion of one meeting. :|

>>3336988
>>3337001
>>3337013

Their was a good ending to all of this. The fat tall dude in the movie is a weird dude but he's nice. He tells me all this shit and calls him out at the anime club both parties attend. This dude epic beard man him with pure facts and everybody in the club went on his side. Everybody had moments of being manipulated by this douche who was a third year by the time by a FRESHMAN. He wasn't weaboo or that much of an otaku by the way. He was normal besides not hanging around the club off hours. The club has socially ostracized the rapist and every thing was good.

>>3336570
You sound like me. Are you from Florida?

Getting transferred to a school with an "anime club"....turns out it's just my friend and three other guys renting out the auditorium to watch torrents and shit. And by renting they mean going in whenever nobody else is around.

....I'm totally okay with this.

>>3339050
>Great, but why even bother showing up if you're going to break off into a little clique in the corner?

This is why I hate my anime club. We have the same cliches, weeaboos and normals, annoying and chill, etc etc. But when we show up to watch anime, everyone breaks off into groups to gossip. Those that don't sit around on their laptops or play Pokemon on their DS. The rest are sitting next to me, actually watching the anime. FUCKING RAGE I hate shit like that, but whatever. I stopped going, now we have a new president so I might go again.

I've seen this pic floating raound a lot online... Poor girl. She looks like someone who's allergic to bees and got stung on their nose and lower lip : /

Prez of a small liberal arts college anime club here. I somehow got fooled into thinking, after a great sophomore year, that every year could be free of weeaboos since our school is both small and selective. NOPE. This past year we've been suffering from a Freshman who doesn't know when to keep his mouth shut (god help us all when he's a sophomore, as his nickname will have to change).

I'd like to think I'm a good president. I get college-club relations shit done, organize our trip to Ohayocon, and schedule anime from different genres every year. Plus, I have tits and the brains to use them to my advantage around neckbeards. Alas, they have no effect on Freshman. He talks LOUDLY through every anime about how the subtitles are "inaccurate compared to the fansubs"--oh, unless it's an anime he likes (Gankutsuou. We swear he's a secret!gay). He also gets into verbal wars with my beloved vp over which Gundam series is correct. Add his horrendous trying-to-be-funny t-shirts and general rude demeanor, and I end up losing half my members because of him. I never thought I'd have to instill rules about screenings, but I can't risk this bullshit again.

>>3339300
pix plz

Club is club. It's focused on only anime, which is good. This past year has been a bit of a headache, we had some insane drama llama in the beginning, and we did get an influx of weeaboos, but for the most part, they're not too bad. Having a Showing Chairman makes the whole "Why aren't we watching xy?" irrelevant.

We have an extra room designed for bullshitting, and every other week we have everyone bring in stuff and we vote on it. Club is pretty chill.

I bet they were really really REALLY fucking happy that they got an Asian guy (who also looks normal) to be in their club. Probably a dream come true

Also, was that a guy crossdressing in a pink dress? WTF man....

>>3339390

That's a MTF trans person. She really does a bad effort to make herself a F though. a

>>3339390
>>3339395
Good God, it's a wonder they found some people to be in the club with a tranny being present. Real good presentation of your club

This isn't entirely related to this thread, but one year in highschool, the yearbook club put a pic of some anime club-goers carmel dansen. They didn't know this though so they labeled it the "Caribou Dance."

>>3339397

The "freshman" of the club are vicious weaboos as well besides tiny( a smarmy /r9k loser) and bigred(the guy who railed against the pedo C). They had full on private meetings bitching about the club heirachy. The problem is that their complaints are valid BUT they're also referring to themselves. The freshman are lazy pieces of shit who will viciously chew any one they dont like. They completely kicked out smarmy from the club because they don't like him. Oh god, fuck montclair state .

Smarmy is a loser but he isn't a pariah.

Pic is him and his girlfriend.

best place to get these? I seet hem everywhere and it's hard to pick a place to buy from. Also what's the going/best price for them?

OP Im sure your NJ college anime club has probably attented some NYC events...if not than BE HAPPY. The "clubs" in NYC are practictly gangs now with them all sucking the great dick that is RENI. I actually got looked down upon because i was in this one "club" that got split into 6 "clubs" and they all found out that my ipod only had one anime theme song, no jpop kpop jrock on it and had a playlist called "anarchy" (punk)

Told me i was a wanabe otaku and that i have shitty cosplay.

>>goes to meetings in leather jacket and torn pants
>>come to meetings with drumstick cause the meetings are always on show days
>>get looked at because of the rising sun i have on back of leather coat right next to BAD BRAINS logo
>>get called a wanabe

wow...this is such a rage video.
I hate people, I hate people like this with such a passion.
Why do all anime clubs (that I want to join) have to be like this?! D:
I quit my highschool one after I had to listen to one girl bitch at me about:
a) I liked yaoi, but not yuri (i'm not bi you dumb idiot)
b) I dont like my yaoi to have hardcore scary buttsex
c) i'm more into the story then the sex

i tried to explain this to her, but she didn't listen -_-

>>3336505
WAS OK. seemed like an ok anime club, it had ok beats
TILL
>japan is better then the usa

>>3339600

Our club also invited reni to her first show in the states and started the whole east coast RENI love. I am not kidding about this. We unleashed the cloverfield monster of japan to the shores of america.

I enjoy my uni anime club. We only play unlicensed anime, so we don't have any problems with people who only want to watch Naruto or Bleach.

We also get discounts on group registration for Anime North.

I cannot stand our president. He's this perverted guy who talks about seeing girl's panties all the time and literally spends a half an hour after meeting a new person figuring out their "anime name". After which, he refuses to call anyone by anything else, no matter how much they protest otherwise. It's like

"Hey, have you seen Kuwabara-kun?"

"....what."

"Kuwabara-kun! He was hanging out with Buggy-kun last I saw him."

"....who the hell are you even... what?"

who the hell is reni

>>3339629
loling at my doubles...been gettin 'em ALL over the boards lolol

But yeah ah man why WHY i ask...and you know what i found out. shes NOT even japanese. Shes like korean or cambodian or something with the "k" sound i forgot. Her manager is like the ike turner of j[insertgenre]. At AnimeFestival 09...he was yelling and screaming. gave her that "if you dont do as i say im gona have to choke a bitch"" look. dude was creepy yo.

But there's gota be a way to send her back...isn't there?

Mine used to be good, but then most of the half-decent people left or were driven out. And then it sucked, and then I took over and it seemed like everyone was waiting for it to die so I bailed as well.

16670

I met a girl who'll be apart of my anime club next year. She told me I wasn't a true anime fan like her unless I draw my own OC's and write fanfictions with them.

>>3339666

Our con was the first con she performed and their was some nyaf people there because we live 7 miles away from NYC, and booked her because the performance at our con.

>>3339692
LOLING AT MY MUTHA FUCKIN TRIPLES...woah dis gone be a good day.

Yeah i went to see her performance...mainly because of my black friend wanting me to go with her and her gf (gfs a huge reni fan) it sucked...fat loli on stage, ugly loli next to her and reni in the middle. if it wasnt for me and my black freind makin out half the damn time (while her gf was too fixated on reni to notice) i'd have kurt cobain myself

if yo uguys are gonna suggest more ideas pics would be appreciated

>>3339600
They're wrong that you're a wannabe, but then again who cares because you're a punk band retard

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/sdcc-10-street-fighter/702158

Did somebody get a copy of Tekken 6?

>>3339628
you didn't understand that this was a video mocking that club, did you?

What did I just watch... 20 year olds acting like children?

>>3339721
yeah your right. its just that...when i was in HS i was the ONLY kid in the school that loved anime man. I my fav im not gona say cause ya know...don't want to get dogged but it wasnt until i was in my senior year that the hottest chic (really she was...she was our prom queen had 200 votes) told me that she always not only liked me but admired the fact that i had a sailor moon sticker on my notebook (hahaha gay i know i know) so for prom she came in the room dressed as ADA WONG...the hair the dress it was id say 80%. She came to the last day of classes dressed as Kasumi from DOA...that one was about 90% (went to a ghetto school...prom was 2 months before school ended) this girl too...hottest dominican i ever knew but shes married and i gots someone as well..but yeah i accidentally ran into one of the group members because they came to a show of mine and saw that i had a bootleg(bought from chinatown) shirt that had FUCK hand written on a Naruto shirt...since then...

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You bastards are lucky. My schools never had an anime/manga/whatever the fuck club in them.

Though I might be lucky in this regard...

I don't care about the money I oculd have made enough to go through that whole process. Anyway, I don't like when people do that.

Creating an Animation club in my highschool? One of my worst ideas ever.

Myself and a cool young (also hot) teacher would commonly discuss the latest anime we had seen, we both had similar tastes. At one point it came up that we both wished other people knew about these great, lesser known series and that it would be fun to share them with other fans.

Together we got a classroom for my available lunch period, secured the TV and DVD player two days a week and got permissions to show what we wanted. As long as he was there, we could show ANYTHING - it was absolute freedom of choice which was pretty awesome.

We made a few tasteful advertisements and talked around the school about it, and our first meeting we gathered about sixty people. Way more than anticipated. However, as soon as we talked a little bit about the rules of the club:

1. No obnoxious or rude behaviour.
2. No talking while the TV is on.
3. We will not be showing anything currently on TV (bleach, DBZ, Naruto, etc.)

>>3340423About half the room left, leaving us with thirty mostly grade eleven to twelve students. This was fine with us, since there were only thirty something chairs anyway.

All in all, it was a fairly quiet group. There was one insane girl who walked with a limp and her small posse who pretty much drove me and the teacher out by being an overly demanding cunt.

If due to our schedules he or myself couldn't make it, she would freak the fuck out and send an angry email if not FIND one of us within the school and demand why weren't putting it on. Considering I was in ten billion sports and he was a TEACHER, it was often our schedules conflicted and there would only be one showing a week.

Long story short we both ended up quitting because we couldn't take it anymore. A week later she email both of us and demands to borrow our DVD's and laptop we had been used to stream anime because she's running it herself.

She obviously didn't get them, and despite being an overdemanding cunt couldn't supply anything herself. Club died, hot teacher and I made after school dates to watch stuff together.

Did we bang? Yes we did, and it was awesome.

Your picture is a prime example of why I wouldn't dare go to my colleges anime club.

What's the point anyway? I can just watch anime with my friends. Whole point of clubs are to meet new people, and there's no way I'd associate myself with those abominations.

I have a question for you lolis.
I signed up to get ntoifications on the comm sales for certain tagged posts and stopepd getting them a few days ago. I tried to reapply them but it isn't giving me that option.
Is thish appening to anyone else?

This is kind of what I'm going for. I wan tto look like Maki and Nana Kitade ahd a fucked up flipper baby.

At the shattered dimensions panel spidey group

A girl in one of my art history classes saw me reading Eyeshield 21 while waiting for class and we bonded over manga and anime (she lent me her Black Lagoon volumes and was cool and totally normal, so I was happy). A few weeks later, she told me about the university's anime club that she had started going to and invited me. I went and checked it out with my roommate, thinking it would be filled with people like the girl. I don't know why I expected that.
As soon as my roommate and I sat down, this balding guy came in and sat in a desk next to us. We had been doodling, which he saw, so he got out his laptop to show us his crappy furry girls on his dA page. Another guy that sat near us had really, really hard nipples that were distractingly visible through his thin, super tight shirt and brought a bento box filled with the smelly sushi that's sold on campus.

We could barely concentrate on Darker than Black with furry guy trying to ask us about our drawings and show us more of his "art" and the smacking noises of sushi guy in addition to constant giggling from a bunch of girls sitting in the back. Never went back.

Every once in a while I think about founding an anime/manga club, but then I read these stories.....

I run the anime club at my college. I'd say I'm a pretty good president, and I often hear this is true. I am a girl but really not into yaoi or shoujo or any of that. I like a variety of things and have related hobbies, which I think really helps in adding variety to club activities.

We do watch anime at most meetings, but we arrange events outside of that and meet with other local clubs. We had a group trip to the city's big convention last year. Hoping to get the student government involved this year so we can get more than just a group discount from the con.

There's somewhat of a balance between the super awkward kids, the crazy kids, and the "normal" anime fans. It's a good group, in general. There are bad apples, but that's what happens when you have a hundred or so in the group. The only real problems we have are getting people to interact and not clique up and getting people involved. I'm sure those are pretty universal, and we're working on it.