marty.warwick
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bryanc said:
I agree, I love this thread.
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6/6/06
- Thread starter desertanimal
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I agree, I love this thread.
desertanimal
2003 UB313
As for guys wearing girls jeans, I see your point. It's an interesting look. Our hairdresser does it because he's too skinny for guys jeans. But then, I really prefer for people not to hold me to their gender stereotypes, so I try not to hold others to mine. There is another issue with guys wearing girls jeans which is NOT about gender stereotypes, but is also an issue with tight jeans. Either is bad, in my book.
As for Converse, didn't Nike buying them out already ruin them? I still wear them of course, but it's a different thing now that Nike owns them.
Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to do the multiple quote thing. I'll have to look it up.
Serp, I think it's quite possible that you have me out-dorked on a lot of things.
It's catching, though. When I was recently in Arches Nat'l park, I came VERY close to trying one of those 3-D pictures with a large rock formation.
As for Converse, didn't Nike buying them out already ruin them? I still wear them of course, but it's a different thing now that Nike owns them.
Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to do the multiple quote thing. I'll have to look it up.
Serpwidgets said:
Serp, I think it's quite possible that you have me out-dorked on a lot of things.
It's catching, though. When I was recently in Arches Nat'l park, I came VERY close to trying one of those 3-D pictures with a large rock formation.
desertanimal
2003 UB313
jazzgeek said:Likewise.
Even if we're all going to hell for it. It's in the Bible.
regards,
jazz
:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:
So my 18-year old brother-in-law reminds Kristi and me all the time. Then when we argue he kind of squeaks in this peri-pubescent voice (the boy weighs about 90 lbs), "But I don't make the rules!" :roflmao:
kimbyra
cornsnake addict
I don't have any agendas, and "tepidness" is a matter of opinion.
I think that posting "Another emo annoyance: The 13 year old kiddies who lock themselves away in their bedroom, slitting their wrists", after someone expressed how the subject upset them, was not only "oblivious to sensitivity", but egocentric, attention-grabbing (surprise there), and dumb as well. But hey folks, this is only my opinion, and this is only a forum. NO sweat off my brow.
BTW, there is a famous/infamous live music club here in Austin called Emo's. It's a pretty old club, but fits the stereotypes expressed here.
I think that posting "Another emo annoyance: The 13 year old kiddies who lock themselves away in their bedroom, slitting their wrists", after someone expressed how the subject upset them, was not only "oblivious to sensitivity", but egocentric, attention-grabbing (surprise there), and dumb as well. But hey folks, this is only my opinion, and this is only a forum. NO sweat off my brow.
BTW, there is a famous/infamous live music club here in Austin called Emo's. It's a pretty old club, but fits the stereotypes expressed here.
bryanc
Peeple of zee wurl, relax
When I was in highschool those were the girls I dated...it's pretty funny really. I was with the skateboarding punk rock band guys and we all dated the sensitive dark poets.
I think that's why I have laughed so hard at that website, I love a good joke especially one that can be pointed in my general direction.
I think that's why I have laughed so hard at that website, I love a good joke especially one that can be pointed in my general direction.
I had to stay away from those chicks, mostly because of the big thick rim glasses. They reminded me of Lisa Loeb and I couldnt handle that.bryanc said:When I was in highschool those were the girls I dated...it's pretty funny really. I was with the skateboarding punk rock band guys and we all dated the sensitive dark poets.
I think that's why I have laughed so hard at that website, I love a good joke especially one that can be pointed in my general direction.
Roy Munson
New member
Let's all hug. Funny how Satan's Day brought us all closer together (*wipes tear from eye*)
jazzgeek
The Rule Of Thirds.
Wow, could I get mileage out of the irony tags with this one. You do realize that Tula was expressing her opinion with this post, no?kimbyra said:
And if expressing an opinion on a public forum is egocentric and attention-grabbing, we've all got swelled-headed attention sluts. If you truly took umbrage to her post, why not use PM?
Oh, that's right. Nothing like validation from others when taking it to the forum's whipping post of the month.
To which you're entitled. Why not grant others the same latitude?
Well, I hope nobody from that club frequents the forums here. We can't have you being oblivious to their sensitivity. :grin01:
Man, I love irony.
Man, I hate you all. Even Cliff Yablonski. :crazy02:
regards,
jazz
Serpwidgets
New member
And further evidence for the emo = Emo theory, back in the olden days, Emo cuts off his own finger in the movie UHF. :wavey:
Boy, is my face red!
:rofflemow:
Boy, is my face red!
:rofflemow:
desertanimal
2003 UB313
desertanimal said:Serp, I think it's quite possible that you have me out-dorked on a lot of things.
Serpwidgets said:
two. :roflmao: