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January 4th 2003, 09:21 CET by Morn

Latest web trend: making pictures of your half-naked girlfriend and uploading them to DeviantArt.com, where people will tell you how moving they are, even if they really fucking suck.

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#99 by Caryn
2003-01-05 21:36:32
carynlaw@pacbell.net http://www.hellchick.net
Okay, I'm finally going to ask this damn question:

What the hell is emo?  And don't give me a link to Emo Phillips' site, either.

A shlemiel is the one who spills the soup. A shlump is the one who gets the soup spilled on him.
#100 by lwf
2003-01-05 21:48:08
Weren't you paying attention when jafd asked the same question?

Open 'em wide
#101 by Bailey
2003-01-05 21:55:19
#98

If you can define, label, and categorize it, it probably isn't punk.

Caryn

Crying about your girlfriend breaking up with you while wearing stupid black plastic glasses with no lenses in them is emo.

Feh.
#102 by crash
2003-01-05 22:11:56
so it's sort of a shortening of "hyper-emotional girly-man"?

By this time tomorrow we can be doing BODY SHOTS off HOOKERS in some MEXICAN HELLHOLE
#103 by Matthew Gallant
2003-01-05 22:13:07
http://www.truemeaningoflife.com
Emo is any Weezer song when Rivers hits the high end of his vocal range.

"Is the internet making people less intelligent?"
"You mean like how video cameras cause thrown objects to hit men in the crotch?"
#104 by Foodbunny
2003-01-05 22:16:57
foodbunny@attbi.com http://www.foodbunny.com
Someone who cares way too much.

It won't have any impact on DNF.  Nothing really does.
#105 by crash
2003-01-05 22:21:17
i can't even tell if it's satire or serious. excellent work. thanks for the link, Foodbunny.

By this time tomorrow we can be doing BODY SHOTS off HOOKERS in some MEXICAN HELLHOLE
#106 by Bailey
2003-01-05 22:40:00
The emo band name generator linked off that site is great. My emo band name is Jets to Airlines.

Feh.
#107 by Creole Ned
2003-01-05 22:40:28
Bailey

I caught that a little while after posting. It's an odd slip, too, because Gothabilly rolls off the tongue, while Gothbilly just kind of sits there, pickin' its nose.

Self-congratulatory sites dedicated to amateur art/photography cannot hold a candle to a college creative writing class, if my experience is even close to an accurate barometer.

"I don't bemoan the great paste" - LPMiller
#108 by Bailey
2003-01-05 22:43:55
Jesus wept, don't remind me. My limited college experience included a creative writing course, and a girl who insisted on sharing a new story about unicorns with the class EVERY FUCKING DAY. She just went home and starting writing a new story, just for us, every night!

She wasn't the worst or most pretentious there by a long shot, either, but she was decidedly the most memorable.

Feh.
#109 by deadlock
2003-01-05 22:46:37
http://www.deadlocked.org/
Emo is one of those wanky names that rock-journos like to invent to they can categorise new trends. Weezer, Jimmy Eat World and that shite band that the bloke out of Blink182 plays with are 'emo'. Soundwise, it's basically power-pop/pop-punk, with sometimes cringeworthy earnestness underpinning the lyrics.

there's stains on the carpet and crap on the pavement
----
glue
#110 by Greg
2003-01-05 22:47:51
Save some emo band from Steven Tyler!

#111 by Your Friend
2003-01-05 22:48:50

If you can define, label, and categorize it, it probably isn't punk.


Yeah that's the officially sanctioned motto of punk....  

If you can't define, label and categorize punk, there wouldn't be a label for it, but there is... punk.  

Hardly anyone in the world is truly non-conformist (and those that are generally wear funny jackets with the arms sewed on backwards), some groups of people just conform to different standards.  And 'punk' is just as much of a definable little subculture as anything else, subject it own version of what is in-style or sooooo last year.

2000/XP is better than Win9x in every way.
#112 by deadlock
2003-01-05 22:50:32
http://www.deadlocked.org/
I'm kinda loathe to describe anything as punk these days. I'd even be slow about describing anything from 1975-1979+ as punk, since most of the bands that were labelled as such had little in common, other than a desire to be different.

there's stains on the carpet and crap on the pavement
----
glue
#113 by Squeaky
2003-01-05 22:52:18
#110: good god.

A bunch of feathered DEUS EX MACHINAS come out of NOWHERE and save EVERYBODY.
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#114 by deadlock
2003-01-05 22:52:21
http://www.deadlocked.org/
What I mean is that there wasn't really a specific 'punk' sound. For example, The Clash and the Sex Pistols had little in common, sonically (or even lyrically). Likewise the Ramones, Damned, Nipple Erectors, Undertones, Sham 69 and so on.

there's stains on the carpet and crap on the pavement
----
glue
#115 by jafd
2003-01-05 22:59:34
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1000033180
best laugh all week:

THE STYLE:
    Hair: often a bit crusty
    Glasses: Horn-rim ONLY (cat-eyes are also acceptable for the women)
    Facial Hair: Stubble
    Piercings: Optional
    Necklaces: Beads, etc. (mandatory)
    Shirt: Old t-shirts, dress shirts etc.
    Sweater: No!no!no! a sweaterVEST. (old)
    Jacket: Old, thrift shop gear as with all the above.
    Pants: Dress pants / corduroy. Floods are totally cool.
    Socks: White
    Shoes: Black dress shoes

Mandatory necklaces! I must inform my legislature.

#116 by Dethstryk
2003-01-05 23:18:56
jemartin@tcainternet.com
I'm thinking about shaving my head, just for the fuck of it, to see if I like it or not. It'll grow back pretty fast, I imagine, if I don't. Any advice.. uh, Chris?

#117 by lwf
2003-01-05 23:27:40
Had mine shaved in August, it's just started to get big now.

Just buzz it with clippers to start and then bic it right on down if you must. I mean, what kind of advice? Salve suggestions?

Open 'em wide
#118 by jafd
2003-01-05 23:46:08
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1000033180
Everyone should shave their head at least once. It will grow back, at some non-zero speed. Carpe diem! Try to time things so you can rub your freshly shaven scalp against some breasts. Go shopping for a jaunty chapeau. Perhaps earmuffs!

Those of you still wondering "what is emo" should listen to Don't Panic by Coldplay.

#119 by Warren Marshall
2003-01-06 00:01:24
http://www.wantonhubris.com/
Are the breasts freshly shaven as well?

Put on your two step shoes, lose the blues and dance like it's year zero.
#120 by jafd
2003-01-06 00:05:26
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1000033180
See other thread.

#121 by One-Eyed Jack
2003-01-06 00:13:30
c:\pr0n
If you can't define, label and categorize punk, there wouldn't be a label for it, but there is... punk.

Damn straight. You tell'em friend.

Those Taoist bastards have been trying to pull that routine for ages. But we fucking showed those hippie commie queers back in WW2, didn't we!
#122 by jjohnsen
2003-01-06 00:14:30
http://www.johnsenclan.com
I'm thinking about shaving my head, just for the fuck of it, to see if I like it or not. It'll grow back pretty fast, I imagine, if I don't. Any advice.. uh, Chris?


I asked the same thing about 6 months ago.  Shaved to the scalp once, but it felt itchy to me.  Now I just take the clippers to it every three weeks.  And the breast thing is fun, my wife loved it for a day or two until I got scratchy.

#123 by Bailey
2003-01-06 03:25:53
Shave with clippers and no guard, shower, lather up the stubble and mach 3 turbo it until you can run your fingers over it without feeling scratched. Notice that while it is generally alright to shave against the grain, the nape of the neck can become very irritated, ingrown, and pustule-laden if you have sensitive skin or curly hair. So shave with the grain beneath the skull, for the love of god, or at most, across the grain. And don't cross the same territory four or five times, or you'll get more ingrown goodness.

Feh.
#124 by Bailey
2003-01-06 03:28:19
And yeah, the freshly-shaved skull is hard for women to resist. I've had strange dames walk up to me in bars and start stroking the scalp on multiple occasions, so that proves Telly Savalas knew a lot of things, not just how to kick ass.

Feh.
#125 by jjohnsen
2003-01-06 03:39:08
http://www.johnsenclan.com
The smooth thing is the best, but its a pain in the ass to shave every two days.  I shaved it to get rid of the hassle of doing anything with it, not to trade hair gel for a bic a day.

#126 by Eric T. Cheng
2003-01-06 03:52:15
erictcheng@hotmail.com
I get my head shaved in the summer so I don't have to bother getting a haircut for another three or four months.

Kilt Wearing Pixel Pushing Monkey Boy
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#127 by Caryn
2003-01-06 05:14:20
carynlaw@pacbell.net http://www.hellchick.net
Bailey:

And yeah, the freshly-shaved skull is hard for women to resist. I've had strange dames walk up to me in bars and start stroking the scalp on multiple occasions, so that proves Telly Savalas knew a lot of things, not just how to kick ass.


I don't really get this as I'm not particularly attracted to men who shave their hair. I think you really, really have to have the right face to pull this off. Vin Diesel has it, Patrick Stewart has it, and the guy who played Sisko on Deep Space Nine has it. On some guys, it makes them look like scary Neo-Nazis (a close friend of mine used to shave his head but kept the goatee and he always looked like that to me) and not at all approachable, and on others it makes them look like hospital patients.

A shlemiel is the one who spills the soup. A shlump is the one who gets the soup spilled on him.
#128 by Xero
2003-01-06 05:15:52
http://novakometa.blogspot.com/
I shave my head every other day, I like the fact that I don't have to worry about maintaining it, the only thing I fuss over is my goatee.

Since the work of John von Neumann, "games" have been a scientific metaphor for a much wider range of human interactions in which the outcomes depend on the interactive strategies of two or more persons, who have opposed or at best mixed motives - Game Theory by Roger McCain
#129 by Matthew Gallant
2003-01-06 05:17:49
http://www.truemeaningoflife.com
Patrick Stewart has it, and the guy who played Sisko on Deep Space Nine has it.

What may surprise you is that Kate Mulgrew has it too.

"Is the internet making people less intelligent?"
"You mean like how video cameras cause thrown objects to hit men in the crotch?"
#130 by Lurker
2003-01-06 05:28:06
Captain/Commander Benjamin Lafayette 'Emissary' Sisko was played by Avery Brooks.
#131 by chris
2003-01-06 08:36:43
cwb@shaithis.com http://www.cerebraldebris.com
My only advice would be "if you're not sure whether you want to do it or not, don't let youserlf stop to consider until after you've buzzed off part of it, because then it's too late anyway, and you end up happy you did it, instead of pussying out."

I speak from personal experience.

-chris
(though my own hair is now almost five weeks grown in, which is way too long)
#132 by Bailey
2003-01-06 09:00:13
Caryn

I have an enormous, beautiful skull that everyone compliments at some point, but I understand what you're saying. Not everyone is so blessed as I. Particularly those poor bastards who got manhandled by the forceps during birth, but refuse to let it grow in.

Feh.
#133 by El_Capitan
2003-01-06 10:12:50
el_capitan69@hotmail.com http://www.suckmahballz.com
#66

yes it is porn man... I bet if that picture would have been taking 3 seconds later a dido would definately have been involved. Besides, i got off to it.....

#99

emo in my opinion is some sorta wimp/pussy kinda rock with a little bit of homosexuality thrown in the mix. beware and stay away!

and yes everyone im a new member. #900

I hate myself and want to die
#134 by El_Capitan
2003-01-06 10:16:05
el_capitan69@hotmail.com http://www.suckmahballz.com
can anyone tell me how to do that little picture thingy by the name... maybe my bmp picture of a demon is too large or something... do i have to shrink it?

I hate myself and want to die
#135 by Ashiran
2003-01-06 10:51:42
If I shaved my head....

I don't even want to think about it.

#136 by Matt Davis
2003-01-06 11:16:12
http://looroll.com
None of us want to think about you shaving your head.

#137 by Ashiran
2003-01-06 13:42:43
The fear lingers.

#138 by Sinister Geezer
2003-01-06 13:49:52
Bald, shiny, heads, stand proud!

Uh, oh.
#139 by Marsh Davies
2003-01-06 13:52:28
www.verbalchilli.com
jafd -

Coldplay is emo?

I thought Jimmy Eat World was emo and Coldplay were indie rock. They certainly don't dress emo, according to those guidelines on that silly page.


Cheers for the advice on Jedi Knight 2, everyone. I'm really beginning to enjoy it much more now - the game dynamics with the lightsabre are ingenious, the story is compelling, the voice acting above par and the model animation beautiful. Unfortunately the levels are still utter shit. Seriously. What kind of total fucktard would come up with a design for a supposedly plausible level whereby the communications array of a starship is divided into a cube of 3x3x3 rooms, that one must force jump between, suspended above a bottomless pit? Did they not think this might pose some problems for the engineers? Why are there bad guys dotted about on random platforms in the otherwise lethal ventilation ducts of Bispen, access to which is only possible if you are jedi who can leap 4 times his own height? I really, deeply love the gameplay, but the levels are so artificial, absurd and frankly boring. Plus, they have the same visual flair as a poorly designed Unreal 1 level.

How could Raven employ so much talent in certain areas, and total fucking chutneys in others?

I NEED ANSWERS!

- Marsh -
#140 by lwf
2003-01-06 14:00:32
Coldplay is wretched.

Open 'em wide
#141 by Matt Davis
2003-01-06 14:15:51
http://looroll.com
That may be so, but Coldplay is definitely not emo.

#142 by lwf
2003-01-06 14:22:56
I think they're at the emoest end of the emo spectrum, maybe a ways past it.

Open 'em wide
#143 by Marsh Davies
2003-01-06 14:23:36
www.verbalchilli.com
I like Coldplay. And I want the jacket he wears in the video for The Scientist.

- Marsh -
#144 by lwf
2003-01-06 14:31:20
Well I like Jets to Brazil, and I want his voice.

Open 'em wide
#145 by MCorleone
2003-01-06 15:16:51
I thought Telly Savalas' secret was the Player's Club (tm) card?

Imagine the world in a bottle.  We take that bottle, smash it, and open your throat with it.  I warn you, we are murderous - COIL
#146 by mgns
2003-01-06 16:25:09
George Carlin does a great monologue on white guys who shave their heads.

Carry on...

'd offer up a brick to the back of your head boy, if I were Cain.
#147 by Warren Marshall
2003-01-06 16:47:14
http://www.wantonhubris.com/
George Carlin does a great monologue on white guys who shave their heads.

Heh, yeah, every time this discussion comes up I think back to that routine.

Put on your two step shoes, lose the blues and dance like it's year zero.
#148 by Bailey
2003-01-06 17:21:19
Well I like Jets to Brazil, and I want his voice.

Fag.

Feh.
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