Jigglygrlcarrie
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This article is a mess. You can help by humoring Carrie while she works on tidying it up
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Who is Carrie?
No one special, really. Just a face in the crowd.
About
Jigglygrlcarrie is in actuality a highschooler by the name of Carrie. she enjoys a wide variety of things, including drawing, playing in the marching band, creating websites, watching/reading anime/manga, and roleplaying (however, she hasn't had a chance to do any roleplaying on Subeta yet..she's always up for opportunities!). She loves above all else, though, to make people laugh.
It is worth noting that while she classifies herself as an anime and manga fan, she is no doubt not nearly as obsessive as some of those you will find on Subeta. She's rather pleased that she matured out of that stage, in all honesty. Her silly and somewhat crackish sense of humor often leads her into making fun of various series - only because she cares, of course <3. Really,though, the aforementioned crackish sense of humor can be, and typically is applied when and where ever possible to anything she encounters. It makes things more enjoyable. Two of her current favorite series are Neon Genesis Evangelion and Rozen Maiden. She is also still quite the Pokemon nerd at heart.
Carrie is very pleased to be working with the Wikibeta project. She is responsible for many of the current articles in the 'character' section, as well as various things elsewhere. She is excited at the concept of being able to lend her help to others~!
On Subeta
On Subeta, Carrie enjoys creating designs for her pets and hanging out at the (normal) Oekaki, where she often be found under the name 'Carrie'. As she is a fairly new member, she doesn't have many friends yet (none,really, though she is familar with some names.) She hopes to make friends and get a chance to expand her drawing and roleplaying skills. Her favorite pet is probably the Charlie. She currently has 7 pets...the names of which will be added later when she stops being such a lazy, procrastinating bum.
