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I dont know if this is true but in my street and in my school,a lot of ppl are bringing therepokemon cards and i was just wondering if there once again in fashion?
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Tanoy wrote:
> It's not meant to be one, but when you say 'Most goths had a
> disturbed childhood' then you're obviously talking out of your ass. I
> know about 6 goths and they're all nice people with normal
> childhoods, but sadly the music they listen to has sort of taken over
> their lives.
I know people like that myself, but you have to realise that there are many reasons why people end up a certain way. I think that's a pretty valid point, to be honest.
Personally, I can't see what's so great about gothic music like Marilyn Manson, The Murderdolls, Slipknot et al. But then we all have different tastes, otherwise most of my music wouldn't be from the 1970s/80s.
> It's not meant to be one, but when you say 'Most goths had a
> disturbed childhood' then you're obviously talking out of your ass. I
> know about 6 goths and they're all nice people with normal
> childhoods, but sadly the music they listen to has sort of taken over
> their lives.
I know people like that myself, but you have to realise that there are many reasons why people end up a certain way. I think that's a pretty valid point, to be honest.
Personally, I can't see what's so great about gothic music like Marilyn Manson, The Murderdolls, Slipknot et al. But then we all have different tastes, otherwise most of my music wouldn't be from the 1970s/80s.
Der Nazi wrote:
> By this, I mean people I have met and got to know, but not
> particularly well. I'm not stereotyping here at all: I'm just
> speaking from personal experience. It may sound like a
> generalisation, but it's not meant to be one at all.
It's not meant to be one, but when you say 'Most goths had a disturbed childhood' then you're obviously talking out of your ass. I know about 6 goths and they're all nice people with normal childhoods, but sadly the music they listen to has sort of taken over their lives.
So we have the goths I know who had normal childhoods and the goths you know who have disturbed childhoods. We conclude the following: you're talking out yer bee-hind, love.
> By this, I mean people I have met and got to know, but not
> particularly well. I'm not stereotyping here at all: I'm just
> speaking from personal experience. It may sound like a
> generalisation, but it's not meant to be one at all.
It's not meant to be one, but when you say 'Most goths had a disturbed childhood' then you're obviously talking out of your ass. I know about 6 goths and they're all nice people with normal childhoods, but sadly the music they listen to has sort of taken over their lives.
So we have the goths I know who had normal childhoods and the goths you know who have disturbed childhoods. We conclude the following: you're talking out yer bee-hind, love.
Ok i will now promise to stop.
Der Nazi wrote:
> Good God, the spam-o-meter has gone off the scale
but the hype-o-meter has JUMPED of the bottom
> Good God, the spam-o-meter has gone off the scale
but the hype-o-meter has JUMPED of the bottom
Sorry i needed one last crack at it.
Good God, the spam-o-meter has gone off the scale.
anul ring king.
"Ignores"
I do ring king.
Tanoy wrote:
> BTW, the goths that you 'met' but didn't know: did they tell you
> their life secrets out of the blue, or did you have to keep prodding
> them for more information?
By this, I mean people I have met and got to know, but not particularly well. I'm not stereotyping here at all: I'm just speaking from personal experience. It may sound like a generalisation, but it's not meant to be one at all.
> BTW, the goths that you 'met' but didn't know: did they tell you
> their life secrets out of the blue, or did you have to keep prodding
> them for more information?
By this, I mean people I have met and got to know, but not particularly well. I'm not stereotyping here at all: I'm just speaking from personal experience. It may sound like a generalisation, but it's not meant to be one at all.
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