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Im a Filipina citizen but I totally dont know why I cant remember such a day.
Good thing my mother told me. I even shood my sister because I thought she was slacking school so without further ado, Happy Independence day Philippines!
Hooray for an extra vacation.
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I'm sorry everyone
So this lazy blogger made a stupid idea of slacking but look what she loot :p
1.)Deviantart
On deviantart, people are so creative that they made emoticons out of user icons. An overload of fake D.A accounts have been popping lately and you can even put together more than 1 icon. Only plus accounts can get images on their journals alright but now that fake accounts are popular, they can be used as an alternative but the number one reason why they are so used is to have some fun.PLZ- short-hand for “please”; an inactive account that is only used for its avatar in the likeness of an emoticon, whose username typically ends with “plz” (there are exceptions to the rule)
plz-whoswho- a directory of PLZ accounts; some thought it to be a robot
PLZification- the act of creating an avatar to be used for a PLZ-account
(as defined by escanive)
PLZer- one who creates a PLZ
A collective directory of plz accounts are located here – plz-whoswho and a creative example from a fake kaito account here kaitoishappyplz.
2.)Livejournal
Are livejournals dying? Lately the purpose of being ‘community friendly’ in LJ now almost faded, the new “in” is being the best “icon community” and being the best “layout community”. Icon competitions are rare, some even closed. And old members are dying every year. Re-visiting lj after my 4-year absence, I’ve noticed my friends also quit blogging, most of them are busy in their personal lives but some just find the fun gone. I’ve noticed more and more communities just die out, most of them are inactive since 2006. But some still remain active, but it still can’t beat the communities before that were really active.
3.)Twitter
So, twitter is in for anime-bloggers? It sure is~, you can find personal updates from your favorite bloggers without them spamming their blogs. It’s really fun to read their thoughts — (makes you look like a stalker huh?)
4.)Scanlation as a career
Summer break is almost near and for some it ended. Scanlation teams are getting bigger each day but they also disband so easily because it takes a huge amount of work to fuss over the deadlines. So are you gonna work for the fans? Yup I did.
5.) Say hello to the new vocaloid mascot
Megloid
Ranka Lee’s voice actress finally has her own vocaloid mascot. Meet Megloid! More information from MoeTron.
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Hello everyone especially to those stressed blogger out there! When you get bored of blogging there are so many alternatives to ease a writers stressed mind. I mean, ever got the feeling and the urge to blog almost everyday? Well, you know it’s not healthy at all but you wanted to find some good alternatives out there to lessen the vice. So here are some good alternatives to douse the steam from your head and enjoy your summer vacation.
1.) Stay away from the computer
A lot of people find this one very hard considering some can’t actually live without tick tacking on their precious keys, not to mention some even keeps on refreshing anime torrent engines and video host just to stay updated of their favorite shows. Well it’s time to ease up all that and focus on something else. Remember, you are the beholder of your computer, you take control, and the pc just follow – - don’t do the other way around. Here’s more
2.) Plan a schedule
There are always timed schedules for professional subbing groups, if you have been the type of person who noticed that then you’re on the right track. Keep in mind that your favorite shows (especially new ones) have air dates. For example 07-Ghost airs every Tuesday. Subbing groups mostly releases it three/four days after the aired episode. If the subbing group releases it after a month, then consider them on your low priority list and stop fussing about it, better yet search for another subbing group. Have patience and definitely don’t pressure yourself but do something else instead.
3.) Do some art!
Missed your daily dose of fan spreeing due to reviewing like crazy and the like. Then it’s time to go back to old habits, some of you might have livejournal blogs over there so go make some icons, spread your fanfics, and do some fanart. But since rule #1 is applied over here then writing fanfic on paper and drawing fanart on a sketchbook would be better, that way you can cool off your head on an airconditioned room while scribling on paper.
4.) Sleep like forever
Don’t worry about the audience, they won’t die out — after all the internet is much more livelier inside and out. And it’s probably more interesting to find a loyal reader saying he/she misses you writing nothing for a day. 
More ideas from bloggers!
1.) Listening to music – Jx
2.) Reading a book – Kirapika
Hurrah! I lack ideas, suggestions anyone?
