The Forbidden Letter

Q:

Blizzard? You're through a blizzad? Wow! It's practically summer here. I wonder if Snow White can manage through it there (applause for the lame joke). Anyways, it's morning here, the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and I'm as tired as ever!

R:

I wouldn't say that... Snow in Cowtown gets bad. And cold. Not pleasant! Going on the highway with golfball sized fluffy snowflakes that just wet the pavement! I passed two accidents!! Two, but thankfull I was not in them~

Not night time Mekena~? Oh my, that sounds like the opposite of odd. Why have you become sleepy? Not sleeping? Staying up all night?

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S:

Well, the time here and there are probably different. Golfball-one? Hmm...I had been practicing for Geography and Math, and my bed decided to be very comfortable today ~ that would explain my tiredity. No, not a word, but adding -ity to any verb - fun, oh fun!

((OOG COMMENT: Tiredity is not a word and cannot be used in an attempt to avoid your letter, you must use words that actually exist to avoid your letter rather than making them up. I needed an Out-of-game comment to say it though as I wasn't sure I could do it without the letter s))

S:
Geography can be fun, but Math will make me frown. I do not like math at all... language though, ah, language! Many a word had been added in to my vocabulary all in the name of getting an excellent mark in it.

T:

I have now decided I'd join in! Already erased some because mine is in a massive numbers of words! Feel like I....so many words unusable!!!!!! *head desk*

U:

Tell me that's certainly not a lie. I cannot imagine a world where the words aren't able to be applied for a letter exists in it. Can thee? I shall not believe the words that we incorporate are taboo. It is the weekend of being all the nerd I can be, Seliphra too~ She's coming with me.

V:

Welcome, Sakuraya! I am in the middle of a strange thought process - what does a stereotypical cosplayer look like? I'm sure, apart from the fact that that person adores their choice, that people who don't cosplay contain some kind of stereotypical image in their heads, do they? Or maybe, they expect the cosplayer to look exactly like the image (which I find ridiculous, since these are animated characters, but still...).

W:

A stereotypical cosplayer looks like they look. I'm not sure there's a right or incorrect image of a cosplayer. I could be untrue though, since I try and fail at cosplays. Then again I do pick very odd and obscure characters that only a select small group adore. I also think some cosplayers can be arrogant, that they're better than those that really try at their cosplays and do it for the fun not the fame.

X:
With llama I agree. No real 'stereotype image' for cosplayers but some people really can be arrogant about it... oddly these people usually have poorly done costumes themselves and merely act like theirs is the best when it so obviously isn't even close... (Like that Inuyasha with no wig or ears who told me my cosplay sucked....despite his being really bad...)

Y:

Seliphra must be joking, that person gave her hell for her awesome job on the outfit!! That bastard must die, but props to him for going barefoot, he just fails with no wig or distinct half-demon features.

I can't believe people at that self-absorbed to think that their work is better than others. If I had others to compare to mine, then I would be honest if their's was better.

Z:

Being self-absorbed in how good your costume is is surely a bad thing. Well, thank you for confirming my thoughts. I cannot believe some have the audacity to do such things. Surely they need the basics down - like S. Heiwajima, a bartender outfit should be some sort of a must. I've never cosplayed before because I simply don't have the time of day (or the money, or the knowledge) to go shopping for outfits. I enjoy seeing others' cosplay pictures though.

Another round in the alphabet!