September 26, 1975

Here is what I believe.
  September 26th
is an important date in
American Cosplay
tradition.
I don't know when the
Japanese
started dressing up as
Cosplayers,
not including
Halloween Celebrations Worldwide
of course,
but I feel the
Cosplayer Tradition
here in
United States
really kicked off with the
"Rocky Horror Picture Show."

 Fans have been acting out scenes from the movie,
dressing up as different characters from the movie,
while watching the movie,
since I can remember seeing the movie back in 1976.
The movie release was
September 26th, 1975.
This is where
American Cosplay
originated,
in my opinion.
   From those pioneers,
we have an
American Industry
that loves to role play
and have their picture taken.
Thank you
Rocky Horror.
If you have a
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please notify the
"Nerdist News With Jessica Chobot"
at
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about this historic date coming up
and let's get the
American Release
of the
"Rocky Horror Picture Show"
the credit it is due.
The
Federal Government
also needs to declare
September 26th
a
National Holiday.

This is,
Saying Those Pictures Of Me Dressed Up Like
Frank N. Furter
Are Photo Shopped,
Jim Hauenstein,

And,

"Give yourself over to absolute pleasure. Swim the warm waters of sins of the flesh - erotic nightmares beyond any measure, and sensual daydreams to treasure forever. Can't you just see it? Don't dream it, be it."

- Frank N. Furter - 

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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