People swinging their props around like idiot, seriously like what the heck. During a rave there was a girl about 15 years old who had to get stitches because some idiot was swinging his sword around.

To go along with the drink sharing thing, the Pocky game.

Stupidest thing people do is to willingly supply booze to vastly underage and underdressed girls.

And yet it happens all the time.

Along with your sharing thing, I've seen people share eye makeup and contact lenses at cons. Enjoy your pink eye. That person may be your bestie but ...eee.

Also, it's stupid for people to get all bent out of shape if they aren't the center of attention. Got some bad news, if you're at a con like AX or Otakon with THOUSANDS of other people, chances are, you're not going to get noticed by many people unless you're hella amazing or fail.

Sharing wigs or wig caps. Enjoy your lice.

>>5577926
HEY YOU
never met you before before this very moment while im here in this group of casual acquaintances I met today, wanna munch on this chocolate dipped pretzel till we swap spit?

Hey my boyfriend got me that plush at ALA.

Anyways, sharing cosplay/cosplay props and either getting it back damaged or not at all. Or loaning money and not getting it back. Keep your stuff to yourself.

>>5578013
>Sharing contact lenses
Oh god do people actually do this?

When people pull other people's clothes for hugs or to get them to come back or whatever. Rips. Rips everywhere.

Accepting drinks you didn't make yourself. I can't mix drinks well, but I'll always keep an eye on whoever is bartending at a room party and I'll never drink something I didn't watch them make in a fresh cup. Professional bartenders being an exception, of course.
Also, people who either don't know their limits or do and just choose to ignore it. If you can't walk by yourself, you're too drunk. It's no fun for everyone else when we have to babysit your drunken ass and have to wake up at 4 AM to the sound of you puking.

Inviting people you just met 15 minutes ago up to your hotel room. Almost always ends in some kind of disaster.

Parents bringing small children to conventions on non-kids days/ after dark. It's just not an appropriate environment for kids, nor does anybody feel like listening to a baby cry throughout a panel.

Taking photos in dangerous & idiotic places. The end of an escalator is NOT a good place for a photo. Nor are stairs, roads, driveways, etc. The dealer's room is another poor choice. It's packed and narrow enough as it is, let alone to have it clogged with people stopping for photos.

Drinking beyond your limit. It's ok to drink, just know your limit. I won't room with anyone under 21 because I'm just not dealing with the whole "I'm cool, I'm underage & I'm going to drink until I vomit/destroy the room" thing.