Ok last week my brother downlaoded a game called DC Universe Online....i heard of Dc before because when i was young i was watching Batman,and Justice League and so on ^_^ BUT few mounths ago i played another game with the DC heroes...and i tought it will be as boring as the other one...
My bro started to play it like everyday...and i took a look at the graphics and gameplay and it sounded interesting but i wasn`t sure about it....Next day he told me about all the cool things like you can have a menthor,you choose between hero and villain and i said ` OK i`ll try it`
Well to be honest it was the right choice `coz i discovered a great game with a great gameplay but with a little little problem.....
DC UNIVERSE ONLINE CRASH PROBLEM
Ok ...i was very sad and stressed `coz when i was playing so fine and everything was more than awsome....GAME CRASH -_-............Ok....i looked over the internet for solving the crash thingy but i checked everithing changed everything.....but the problem was not goneee....-_-
The next days i tought and meditated about this problem and i have found the solution :D the true one
....its pretty simple...maybe too simple...ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SWITCH YOUR GAME FROM FULLSCREEN TO WINDOW :D
and yes the problem is GONEEE FOREVERRR ^_^
KawaiiKory`s Cookie ^_^
sâmbătă, 14 ianuarie 2012
Gyaru-Intro
What is gyaru?
Gyaru fashion is a type of Japanese street fashion that originated in the 1970’s.[citation needed]. Gyaru is most commonly referred to as ganguro, but ganguro is actually a subculture of gyaru. Ganguro was popular in the 1990’s, but shortly died out in the early 2000's. Gyaru is a girly-glam style, breaking away from traditional standards of beauty. Dwelling on the man-made (wigs, fake eyelashes, fake nails, etc). Gyaru fashion does not fit with traditional, and media portrayed ideals of Japanese women. It is often identified as a sign of rebellious youth.
Gyaru fashion is typically characterized by dyed hair (which is often lightened to varying shades of brown or blonde), excessively decorated nails, and makeup. This makeup typically consists of dark eyeliner, and dramatic fake eyelashes; gyaru sometimes wear cosmetic circle lenses as well to enhance the size of their irises, to add more width to their eyes. Brands cater to this particular trend by producing fake eyelashes, circle lenses, and other cosmetics. Typically Gyarus are known for being tan, but that is not always the case.
Clothing wise, gyaru can vary depending on personal style, as seen below.
[edit]Subcategories of gyaru
There are various subcategories of "gals" depending on the choice of fashion, and also gender.
- Bibinba (ビビンバ): This look usually includes a lot of gold, and jewelry. Similar to b-gal.
- Banba (バンバ): Banba is a lighter form of manba. Banbas wear less white makeup than manbas; they also use more glitter, and doesn't have neon colored hair as much. Banbas wear more extreme-looking types of false eyelashes, and colored contact lenses. Banbas wear darker colors than manbas, and sometimes dress in club wear. The most respected banba Gal-cir is Angeleek; there are 22 members in the Tokyo group, and they have many other groups throughout the Japan.
- Ganguro (ガングロギャル): A gyaru with an artificial deep tan and bleached hair. This style was popular in the late 1990s, and early 2000s.
- Gyaruo (ギャル男): A male gyaru.
- Kogyaru: Generally a high school student (高校生 kōkōsei).
- Yamanba: Like manba, but the nose stripe goes past the eyebrows.
[edit]Related media
[edit]Gyaru Clothing/Accessories Brands
Notable Japanese Gyaru brands:
Notable non-Japanese Gyaru brands:
- Chanel
- Dior
- Dolce & Gabbana
- Gap
- Gucci
- H&M
- Forever 21
- Louis Vuitton
Gyaru cosmetic brands
Favored brands that gyarus use.[edit]Magazines
[edit]Music
Music genres favored in the gyaru scene
So this is gyaru for short,just in theory ^_^
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