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Never Weird On The Internet: Felicia Day

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It is okay to be weird on the internet , being weird takes you somewhere. In the biography, You're Never Weird On The Internet (almost), by Felicia Day, we acquire knowledge of a women named Felicia Day. She is a professional actress who has been on various television shows. Not only that but she games on the virtual world and was extremely antisocial. Although, my friend Wilson Tran, is not an actor, he is a big fan of video games and at times, antisocial. Felicia Day and Wilson Tran are both humorous, intelligent, and captivating.

Felicia Day is generally amusing to understand and have a experience with. Being humorous is basically another word for being funny and making a person laugh. Felicia possesses this trait because every …show more content…

Captivating is when you feel that they put a spell on you because you are mesmerized by them. Felicia Day possesses this trait because out of all the biography books I have read, this book by far were kept on my hands for hours each day. She is so unique and was an antisocial nobody when she was little and now here she is with over 2 million twitter followers. “Seven years ago, I started shooting internet videos in my garage with a borrowed camera, and now I juggle acting on television with writing, producing, and running a web video production company called Geek & Sundry. “ (Day 9). Geek & Sundry has 1 million and counting subsribers and was deprived from “The Guild” that Felicia made which was a big hit. “The Guild” is an American comedy web series created because she was inspired by her love of World of Warcraft, an online game. Wilson is captivating as well because whenever I message him he will always keep the conversion going and there is never one bland moment . Even though at times he is antisocial, I can imagine him being a Steve Jobs in the future for his love of computers. All in all, the two can always trap me inside their spell.

The Famous Felicia Day and my friend Wilson Tran possess characteristics that are alike because they are both comical, , knowledgable, , and fascinating. . The two are so funny because they say all these inappropriate stuff that make me express amusement. Furthermore,

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