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In which Halo looses due to clear judiciary bias.Related content
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Did you know Charlie Chaplin once came in third place at a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest.
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love how master chief is just their in the background
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The real Helo got owned, by a cosplay girl with epic portions.Β
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At the height of his fame Charlie Chaplin entered a Charlie Chaplin Look-Alike Contest...and came in 3rd.
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I love how Halo built a frame for her balls instead of just deploying the real thing, and it's actually better articulated than everyone else's ballframes.
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Well, except possibly for Masterchief there.Β We can't tell anything about how the ballframe on that MjΓΆlnir armor is articulated.
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Maybe it's really advanced... maybe it uses...
BALL BEARINGS!Β :V
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C'mon Sydney. We both know it's cheating when you're actually Halo. Besides. I would have given it to the bearded guy if... Well if he wasn't a bearded guy. He made his GLOW!
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The question is....how many scoville units can he taken. That's the mark of a real Sydney Cosplayer!
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Brilliant situation. But really not very surprising.
After all, Charlie Chaplain once entered a "Charlie Chaplain Lookalike" contest and came in second. ^_^
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Actually Chaplain didn't even place, one of the judges actually told him "You look nothing like him."
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Same thing happened to John Leeson (the voice of K-9 on Dr. Who) in a K-9 soundalike contest...
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Reminds me of that one urban legend where Dolly Parton secretly entered a "Dolly Parton Look-Alike contest"...and came in second.
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Love it...and this is every cosplay contest EVER
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That Halo on the far left looks like a pretty cool guy.Β
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I bet he doesn't afraid of anything
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She can take consolation that Charlie Chaplin once took 3rd place in a look-alike contest.
Whoops, I wrote this before reading the other comments. Other people stated this before me.
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Not just Chaplin. Elvis Presley once had the same happen to him in an impersonation contest.
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i was about to do the same
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At least she doesn't need a seat during the panels.
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I blame Hollywood & Madison Avenue marketing...who cares about the original when the fake has bigger boobs?
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Well to be fair it shouldn't be valid to cosplay as oneself. But yeah, that armor shoulda totally won.
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"She is incorrect! The real Halo has 6 orbs, she has 8!"
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Charlie Chaplin once only came second in a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest... That is what this reminds me of.
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I like the Master Chief cameo. Very nice.
Sydney looks a bit peeved at the result...
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This is actually how a lot of lookalike contests go apparently.
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I didn't see your post until now. I thought it was 3rd place.
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Same thing happened to Charlie Chaplin in a look-a-like contest.
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I love this. Long time fan of the comic! Keep up the awesome work!!
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What makes this funny is that this has actually happened at least once in real life. Guy who did the voice of K-9 on Doctor Who allegedly came in second in a contest he anonymously entered at a convention.
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Same happened to Charlie Chaplin.
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It would of been far more funny and upsetting of Sydney had lost to the male cosplayer.
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Given the rest of the female cast in the comic, I bet poor Sydney's even more upset.
But she should know better than to try and cheat like that anyway
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I don't think there is ever an explicit rule barring a famous person from entering their own look-alike contest because fans like any opportunity to see the genuine article. Β For example, if a Brown-coat saw Captain Tight-pants himself at a Malcolm Reynolds look-alike contest, they'd just be excited he was there.
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Yea, if I entered a Wolverine look-alike contest, I could justifiably be annoyed at not coming first, given how I am the spitting image of Hugh Jackman. Β Especially as I have the sideburns, whereas his are glued on.
But, if I turned around and saw that the first place prize had gone to Hugh himself, that would be awesome! Β I could earn free drinks for life, with that story. Β And without having to let everyone assume that I was somebody else.
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Except in this case, it appears Sidney is trying to avoid letting them know she's the "genuine article". Notice how she has her orbs leashed.
If she were openly competing as herself, they'd be orbiting. Thus I submit that she is pretending to be not-herself, and thus "cheating".
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No, that's cosplay. She IS trying to fake it, even though she's the real thing.
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Interesting fact: Charlie Chaplin once entered a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest and lost.
Also, I'd say the guy on the left deserves an honorable mention
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It's the boobs...Β and it looks like one contestant had the wrong Halo in mind for that contest.
- Polecat
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its the boobs. after all men think with there stomics or there member
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As a man: *It's *After *all, *their *stomachs *their *member.
See, correcting your spelling and punctuation neither benefited my digestive or reproductive systems. Β Good day to you.
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Hehehe... it reminds me of the (urban?) story of how Charles Chaplin became #3 in a Charles Chaplin Look-Alike contest
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heh, the winner actually looks more like Maxima
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Except for the smile...Max rarely smiles, but when she does, she looks like evil-incarnate.
...Although,Β I'm not saying that's a bad thing either...
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