Comment on School Policy by jtobler
....I like that song....
xDDD I understand, it's just when people are making a fool of themselves dancing around in the morning, every morning, it get a bit annoying. Just like if someone was to blast metal constantly, or techno... or polka...
That was !US! though. You have to realize that to segregate against somebody just because they're the majority doesn't mean it's not still segregation. Out here, for instance, yes, 90% of the population is white...and I don't just mean white, I mean capital W - H - I - T - E. That's not our fault. 90% of the population quotes Napolean Dynamite constantly. Deal with it.
.___.; Hey, man, I'm sorry. I didnt mean to offend you by this statement. I hope that we can just let this go past.
This is not an exchange of offense. This is a roughly intelectual discussion. Forgive my constant wish to indulge in such.
*heart* Oh, it's ok. I love intellectual discussions. It just seemed as though you were hurt and offended by the comments, due to the tone implied. I really dont like to make people feel bad, see... xDDD so, uh, to bring up another point... um...
Sure, 90% Quote Napolean Dynamite, listen to Soulja Boy (god I cant believe I can spell it that way) and dress with a thousand and one chains hanging off their necks, not that goths should really be talkin either, all their chains are on their pants (I should know. I'm a part time goth >w< Can anyone say: Too poor to afford hot topic all the time?). But in all seriousness, 90% of people in the 80s sported Jerry curls, listened to hair metal, and moonwalked down school hallways. Nowadays, many people look back on that generation and laugh. But we forget that our fate will probably be the same, with our children laughing at our dances, our lingo, and our style that we think is so great now. Do we really want to be remembered as that sort of generation?
Disscuss? xDD
Sure, 90% Quote Napolean Dynamite, listen to Soulja Boy (god I cant believe I can spell it that way) and dress with a thousand and one chains hanging off their necks, not that goths should really be talkin either, all their chains are on their pants (I should know. I'm a part time goth >w< Can anyone say: Too poor to afford hot topic all the time?). But in all seriousness, 90% of people in the 80s sported Jerry curls, listened to hair metal, and moonwalked down school hallways. Nowadays, many people look back on that generation and laugh. But we forget that our fate will probably be the same, with our children laughing at our dances, our lingo, and our style that we think is so great now. Do we really want to be remembered as that sort of generation?
Disscuss? xDD
I miss the eighties. I want them back. Back then you could dress gay and feel strait. I loved it!
And, yes, I feel a little gayer every time I go into hot topic. Next time I don't go in without a crusifix. *shudder*
And, yes, I feel a little gayer every time I go into hot topic. Next time I don't go in without a crusifix. *shudder*
xDDD I cant go into hot topic without feeling poor, because there's so many things I want there. Like that J-rock magazine strait from Japan... for $15... grr, grr... And also, every time I go there, I just get the urge to go into school dressed goth Lolita style... if only I had that damn dress done... It's the only one I'd ever wear...
I have a friend that lives in New Hampshire that enjoys dressing in the 80s Metal Style. It's pretty funny. And it would have been fun to dress gay in the 80s. I know my mom was punk then. Hard to imagine now... just wish I was born at the time... *was born 1990. sob*
I have a friend that lives in New Hampshire that enjoys dressing in the 80s Metal Style. It's pretty funny. And it would have been fun to dress gay in the 80s. I know my mom was punk then. Hard to imagine now... just wish I was born at the time... *was born 1990. sob*
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