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Embarrassing Stain on Shirt


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BalloonPOP

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I went to a convention that was VERY expensive. I took a lot of really cool pictures with people, but the arena sold tickets way, way over capacity and everyone was a disgusting sweaty mess. It was gross. lol I'm just looking to get the sweat stains out of these photos. I feel like it should be simple enough, but I know nothing about photoshop so maybe it's not easy! If you guys could help, I'd appreciate it.

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Thank you very much. I really do appreciate it. I guess the problem was just bigger in my head than in reality, but I'm grateful nonetheless. Is there any way to remove the wrinkles in my shirt? I don't even know if that's something that can be done, but if you could do it I'd forever be thankful.
 
Argos said:
Seems like a justice league promo or something like that, the guy in the violet shirt is on the movie too.
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Oh, ok.. He must be Cyborg then. I didn't see the movie yet. I want to wait a little bit so I can see it in 3D.
 
It was Gal Gadot and Ray Fisher. I met them at Rhode Island Comic Con last November. Gal was so insanely nice but the convention was poorly run. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity for fans like myself and they crammed so many people in the venue that everyone was a hot and disgusting wrinkled mess. Everyone, that is, but the stars.
 
I wouldn't hate it if someone took it upon themselves to smooth out the wrinkles on my shirt and make me look a little less wide. lol Everyone knows I'm a big guy but next to her I look gigantic!
 
BalloonPOP said:
It was Gal Gadot and Ray Fisher. I met them at Rhode Island Comic Con last November. Gal was so insanely nice but the convention was poorly run. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity for fans like myself and they crammed so many people in the venue that everyone was a hot and disgusting wrinkled mess. Everyone, that is, but the stars.
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I'm sooo jealous of you though!!! I would imagine most of those types of events are pretty unorganized. I don't think any kind of "event planner" can prepare themselves for that level of fandom.


BalloonPOP said:
I wouldn't hate it if someone took it upon themselves to smooth out the wrinkles on my shirt and make me look a little less wide. lol Everyone knows I'm a big guy but next to her I look gigantic!
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You look fine.. Don't worry about it. Who cares? You got a photo with Gadot!! Who can say that?!?!?!

 
She WAS very nice. And most conventions aren't crazy like that. They oversold the venue to the point that fire marshals had to get involved. It was crazy. But Gal was super lovely. I told her she's a hero and a huge inspiration to me and her face lit up so bright. I don't think she's used to hearing that from a guy.
 
BalloonPOP said:
She WAS very nice. And most conventions aren't crazy like that. They oversold the venue to the point that fire marshals had to get involved. It was crazy. But Gal was super lovely. I told her she's a hero and a huge inspiration to me and her face lit up so bright. I don't think she's used to hearing that from a guy.
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Well you know, in terms of superheroes, it's still very much male dominated. Even for the Avengers, I don't know if you've noticed, but they don't promote the "Black Widow," in any merchandise that I'm aware of. In fact, They normally don't promote ANY female superhero in terms of merchandising. Although I have seen Wonder Woman dolls, I think that has a lot to do with Barbie company (I could be wrong, but that's just my opinion). So, I think what you've said was a wonderful thing, and much needed.
 
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