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myOtaku.com: Seifer sama


Thursday, January 22, 2004

   The day has come...
Everyday since I have been here I have had a nice and happy smiley next to my post... But sadly... not today... For it has come to my attention that one of my most favorite artists has had their art stolen by an Otaku member. And I must say that I am very put out. It's one thing to have my own art stolen.... but it's something completely different when a respected artist's art is stolen. I now understand why my friend's were so angry when I told them my art was stolen. I was always able to deal with the thieves in a calm and civilized manner, but this just pisses me off. I refuse to mention names because I don't like pointing blame, but the thief knows who they are and I hope they suffer for this. I can't even begin to describe how disgusted I feel with that person right now. And to think I was actually nice to them. It just goes to show you I guess. I must be too trustworthy or something because I always think of people in the highest regards, and then some idiot has to come along and ruin it. Thanks very much "thief"! I hope you are happy with yourself, you snivelling coward. I never want to see you around here or near that artist's pictures ever again! I suggest that all the rest of the "thieves" around here get rid of their stolen art and show a little backbone. If you don't have the guts to show people your true art then get the Hell out of here. Regardless of whether your real art sucks or not doesn't matter, if you are confident enough as a human being to show both your strengths as well as your weaknesses, well then you are a better person then I am. It takes a lot of courage to put up your real art... And the last thing we need are losers who have to hide behind someone else's creations to make themselves feel better. We don't need anymore worms crawling around and soiling the term "artist".
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