is it *removed*Quote:
Originally Posted by today
Edited by brandon (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not avoid the filter
Printable View
is it *removed*Quote:
Originally Posted by today
Edited by brandon (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not avoid the filter
Your so negative!Quote:
Originally Posted by spandexx
(:
I hate chavs, lol.
*Removed*
Edited by ,Jess, (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not avoid the forum filter.
emos are SCUM. all the ******s should just shut the **** up and slit their blood stained wrists. dirty little skinny jean wearing simple plan listening vegetarian *******S
*******the warning was for avoiding the filter so there's the un-avoiding the filter version.*******
Lol guess wut jst happened m8s! I had me first beer, I'M A CHAV NOW LOLOLOLOL
Id say im more of a chav than anything, i listen to club music, cance music and go out drinking every week if I got enough money. I wear nike trackies, puma trainers and whatever random top I find. But I dont go around pretending im hard.
thats basically what i do lolQuote:
Originally Posted by awelsh
I just call "emos" scene kids, because they don't actually know what emo is. Emo is nothing to do with being "overly emotional/sensitive" or whatever, and the clothing and hair fads aren't either. It makes me laugh that there is a modern day sub-culture of people who don't actually know what their own fad is based on. In today's world, it's fashion, nothing else, nothing more, no matter what they try and say. They aren't different, they are clones.
Emo was a term coined for punk and alternative bands in the 1980s who appeared to put their heart and soul into their songs when performed live, thus creating particularly emotional performances. TERM, not clothing, not hair, not sensitivity. Speaking of which, scene hair looks rediculous, as does their fashion.
The world we live in is a pathetic place.