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Lunarobverse
03-04-2008, 11:56 PM
hmmm-- fresh pie, or day old pie that's somehow become more pie... can pie become pie squared? (yeah, I'm a dork)
That's silly. Pie are round.
Lysondra
03-04-2008, 11:57 PM
This thread is moving while I'm at a theme park. You suck. Hold the world still for me!
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 12:00 AM
I have an image of you doing the electric slide with a hot steaming pie in each hand!
The Electric Slide should be a required part of every gathering, period.
GoldCoastGirl
03-05-2008, 12:00 AM
Which theme park Lysondra?
I went for my own wild ride .. WOOHOO!!
Is it bad I want more even tho' I just had some awesome :devil: sex !
Thank you Fireman for putting out my fire to only have it re-ignite later :laughing:
GoldCoastGirl
03-05-2008, 12:02 AM
Which theme park Lysondra?
I went for my own wild ride .. WOOHOO!!
Is it bad I want more even tho' I just had some awesome :devil: sex !
Thank you Fireman for putting out my fire to only have it re-ignite later :laughing:
Lysondra
03-05-2008, 12:03 AM
Wet 'n' Wild. I went on ALL the rides... including the centre slide of the Mach 5. I win at life. I also got first place like 8bajillion times on the racing game.
Yekhefah
03-05-2008, 12:04 AM
I have an image of you doing the electric slide with a hot steaming pie in each hand!
That would be an image of a very happy Yekhefah!
Lunar, the recipe says it's better the next day. I can't wait, because it's fucking incredible right now, so tomorrow it's gonna rock the house.
beauty21queen
03-05-2008, 12:05 AM
I think that is hilarious http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu-BYCp98uw<<< and thats the one I remember the eeeeelectric sliiiide
Lunarobverse
03-05-2008, 12:06 AM
I have an image of you doing the electric slide with a hot steaming pie in each hand!
Is she naked in your version of that as she is in mine?
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 12:06 AM
Now thats more like it!
Here ya go, take your pic, cos i find it impossible to pic just one song for ya :)
THE best band Ive ever seen live btw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I need some Bad Religion or Social D to drive that song from my brain.
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 12:08 AM
Call me square, but no, shes wearing an apron - mind you I cant see anything underneath it! ;D
Is she naked in your version of that as she is in mine?
RoseLeigh
03-05-2008, 12:09 AM
Yay! I met SWers! Hopefully I wasn't too shy and nervous-seeming. 'Cause I was!
Lunarobverse
03-05-2008, 12:10 AM
Ms. Qwerty, in 1977 I was assaulted by three conflicting forces: puberty, punk rock, and Star Wars.
Is it any wonder I'm so fucked up? :crackup: :rotfl:
Yekhefah
03-05-2008, 12:10 AM
I don't own an apron. I probably should.
EarthPeople
03-05-2008, 12:10 AM
fucking LOVE bad brains!!
'don't care what they may say, we got that attitude!'
Lunarobverse
03-05-2008, 12:11 AM
Yay! I met SWers! Hopefully I wasn't too shy and nervous-seeming. 'Cause I was!
Pictures or it didn't happen. 8)
Lunarobverse
03-05-2008, 12:12 AM
I don't own an apron. I probably should.
A leather apron.
BalletBaby
03-05-2008, 12:19 AM
I want to smash cake all over my body and have hot wimmens lick it off me. Maybe I'll dream about that tonight:cloud9::zzz:
GoldCoastGirl
03-05-2008, 12:22 AM
OMG... haha... my theme park ride was wet n wild too!! :laughing:
It was a good day for it earlier. Now? Not so good. It's gotten cooler and no sun the last couple of hours.
Time for me to do more cleaning for the house inspection on Friday.
Yekhefah
03-05-2008, 12:25 AM
Lysondra, you're making me homesick for Oz again. My ex-husband is obsessed with theme parks, and since he worked for Movie World we got into the associated theme parks for free. We spent so damn much time at Wet & Wild! I'm not a theme park person and haven't been to one since my divorce, but I miss the good times.
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 12:26 AM
Ahhh, fantastic! ;D
I sometimes wonder what my life would have been like it it wernt for punk. I was a young kid still in 76/77 but those first punks I remember seeing made a huge impression on me! I knew it was my thing from the word go, but I hid it from my family somewhat and to varying degrees up until 1980-1982, plus i also had the usual sort of kid stuff to get on with, dolls and hide and seek etc :laughing: When I was 12 I shaved my head and said fuck you to the world and there was no tuning back :)
Ms. Qwerty, in 1977 I was assaulted by three conflicting forces: puberty, punk rock, and Star Wars.
Is it any wonder I'm so fucked up? :crackup: :rotfl:
Lunarobverse
03-05-2008, 12:32 AM
And you're right, Ms. Qwerty. We still need punk rock.
Ah, g'night, SW. Even though I've slept 18 hours in the last 24, I'm going to bed again.
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 12:32 AM
You could make one.
Btw, whats with kids wearing aprons to gigs lately? I saw some good punk rock prints a couple of weeks ago, hilarious!
I don't own an apron. I probably should.
Yekhefah
03-05-2008, 12:32 AM
I love the punk philosophy, hate the fashion statement. Love the original music too - good stuff like the Ramones and Blondie. Hate the loud random screaming and banging ineptly on crappy instruments. Which punk is genuine punk?
Fights over what is real punk can be deadly.
For my own, I like Black Flag/Rollins.
I began my guitar playing playing Pennywise covers.
Lunarobverse
03-05-2008, 12:39 AM
I love the punk philosophy, hate the fashion statement. Love the original music too - good stuff like the Ramones and Blondie. Hate the loud random screaming and banging ineptly on crappy instruments. Which punk is genuine punk?
I know I said I was going to bed but I had to toss in my two cents.
I'm not a punk purist. Punk, to me, is a combination of a do-it-yourself attitude towards making music, and an anti-authoritarian attitude towards everyone else. I think some of that leads to banging ineptly on crappy instruments and random screaming. But it seldom leads to signing contracts with major labels and selling out huge arenas. I mean, technically, it might, but I can't think of any acts that I'd call "punk" doing it.
But everyone's got their own ideas about punk.
And technically Blondie was New Wave not punk. 8)
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 12:46 AM
I couldnt sleep for 3 days after seeing them play - I wasnt on drugs or even drinking at their gig, it was just so energetic it was crazy!
A guy I know got kicked out of the gig for stage diving he had really long hair so the bouncers recognized him and wouldnt let him back. The gig was too good to miss so he ran home, shaved his head, changed his shirt, ran back and got in again ;D
fucking LOVE bad brains!!
'don't care what they may say, we got that attitude!'
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 01:00 AM
All of what you mentioned classes as punk, pretty much anything that was called punk prior to 1990 is accepted under the umbrella of punk really I cant think of any exceptions right now but there are some i think, lol.) There are different genres. Some bands drifted more towards "new wave" some to Oi, thrash, hardcore or anarcho-punk and post-punk which later became known as gothic.
My favorite sort of punk is the random screaming and banging type you speak of. I love that description! ;D
Shit, have I just posted 3 times in a row?
I love the punk philosophy, hate the fashion statement. Love the original music too - good stuff like the Ramones and Blondie. Hate the loud random screaming and banging ineptly on crappy instruments. Which punk is genuine punk?
Yekhefah
03-05-2008, 01:04 AM
Fair enough, thanks to both. And you can totally have the banging screaming stuff - I really hate it. Love me some Ramones though, and of course the Clash... guess you'd call it musical punk? :D
K is really into punk, made me watch that SLC Punk movie and such. I can't help it, the fashion statement just really irritates me. Mohawks look stupid to me, and the punk haircuts and wardrobe aren't independence, they're just another kind of uniform. I guess I just don't get it.
BalletBaby
03-05-2008, 01:06 AM
So close to 3000 posts. But it's time for bed. Night all.
ColetteCalahan
03-05-2008, 01:10 AM
hahah slc punk... i remember my friends and i waiting months in high school for that movie to come out.
and sh0t- re: rollins/pennywise... ahhh, yes... same here. + nofx/bad religion. political punk that actually made you feel like you meant something while you sang it... I also discovered System of a Down at this same time. Funny how much music can influence you... if I hadn't gotten so into the political side of it all, I don't think I'd be doing what I am today.
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 01:20 AM
Yeah the uniformity of punk is laughable in some ways now, on the other hand I still love seeing mohawks and studded jackets etc. I guess it gives us a feeling of belonging and having the same sort of tastes and attitudes as each other without having to discuss it all. Its like a silent code although we are certainly not all the same by any means. Plus silly dress and hair cuts are fun of course ;)
That look is not my thing these days - I love the fact that when I go to punk gigs or hang out I dont look stereotypically punk. I dont look like anyone else least of all punk rock. For me punk was (partly) about doing whatever you felt like it and not giving a fuck if you were different or got laughed at and it still is.
I dig some of the more musical bands too, and The Ramones without a doubt were brilliant (another one of my alltime favorite gigs) Slower more tuneful punk just doesnt grab me in the same way as hardcore and grind does thats all :)
Fair enough, thanks to both. And you can totally have the banging screaming stuff - I really hate it. Love me some Ramones though, and of course the Clash... guess you'd call it musical punk? :D
K is really into punk, made me watch that SLC Punk movie and such. I can't help it, the fashion statement just really irritates me. Mohawks look stupid to me, and the punk haircuts and wardrobe aren't independence, they're just another kind of uniform. I guess I just don't get it.
Darcy Foxx
03-05-2008, 01:23 AM
this has been a decidedly good week.
- awesome music festival
- drunk sex with the hot one in one of my favourite bands
- alcohol consumption
- new tattoos
- first set went live on godsgirls
- discovered the joy of making videos and posting them on youtube
- started uni
best week ever? quite possibly!
StrawberrySwitchblade
03-05-2008, 01:42 AM
Wtf. I just discovered I had Windows Movie Maker on the POS laptop only to find the file corrupted. I cannot wait until I get my new computer.
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 01:48 AM
Me - punk rock poser steriotype 1986 ;D
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/Jowanna/Jowsalbums004.jpg
And 1995 first thing in the morning - yes I slept on that hair! Incidently I am drinking from that same cup right now, what a bargin that was. (No, I didnt wear the dressing gown out and about, lol.)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/Jowanna/Jowsalbums005.jpg
Sophia_Starina
03-05-2008, 01:55 AM
^^^^ Soooo pretty!
MrChristopher
03-05-2008, 01:55 AM
^I'm 35, so I was 5 in '77. I got into everything around 83-84 when I was 11 or 12. I liked a little bit of everything. That being said, quite often when I see youngins at a show trying WAY too hard I am reminded of either "Chickenshit Conformist" (best line being "Punk's not dead, it just deserves to die when it's become another stale cartoon") or "Anarchy For Sale" by Dead Kennedys. When you can buy Converse with an anarchy symbol on them for 50 bucks at the suburban mall...that's not very punk. Not at all.
That mindest also makes me feel like an old man most of the time. "Why, when I was your age, we didn't have no Hot Topic, whippersnapper! We made our own outfits!" It's even more hilarious to me now since my son is 13, wearing Misfits shirts and eyeliner and skinny jeans and bondage belts and combat boots.
Anyway. I am officially drunk. Must go feed snakey and clean out her cage while she munches several meeces. I feel like a shower, too. You know, that good ol' cheap wine totally made my headache go away. I might not be saying that in the morning.
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 02:08 AM
^^^Totally agreed Mr Christopher, nice choice of lyrics too! (-:
By the way I was 14/15 in those pics if anyone wondered.
Thanks Sophia (-:
ColetteCalahan
03-05-2008, 02:43 AM
oh my... tyra banks... mussolini??? ;D
Budai
03-05-2008, 03:00 AM
oh my... tyra banks... mussolini??? ;D
Benito with bewbage? :D
Lysondra
03-05-2008, 03:03 AM
Yummy grapes. Younger Qwerty looks just like my aunt wendy. She was a punk rock chick wh was known for being progrssive. She had a hawk and one side of her bald head dyed black and white chckers and the othr zebra stiped.
G-Real
03-05-2008, 03:13 AM
And technically Blondie was New Wave not punk. 8)
Gonna argue on New Wave no Equalling punk here.
New Wave was punk origianlly, just repackaged in the 1980s as a way for a reocord label to get their artists played. Also, I would go on to say that alot of 1990s alternative was really another generation of punk.
Blondie, on the otherhand, did start out as semi-punk, but, sold out.
Callyish
03-05-2008, 03:47 AM
I miss being up to date with the random thread :(
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 04:50 AM
Fair enough about Blondie.
The 90s were when things started to get ugly IMO ;D
There were some good bands though!
I found this clip someones made "What is real punk and what is not?" Its sort of shitty but Im liking it at the same time. Put side by side the two different things seem even more starkly different than I thought ;D
Gonna argue on New Wave no Equalling punk here.
New Wave was punk origianlly, just repackaged in the 1980s as a way for a reocord label to get their artists played. Also, I would go on to say that alot of 1990s alternative was really another generation of punk.
Blondie, on the otherhand, did start out as semi-punk, but, sold out.
jaizaine
03-05-2008, 04:55 AM
Babe you have been tiny all your life!! You could still pass for your late teens tho - i remember a few girls from my club were guessing your age in the dressing room and one said 18 LOL ;D
G-Real
03-05-2008, 05:01 AM
Fair enough about Blondie.
The 90s were when things started to get ugly IMO ;D
There were some good bands though!
I found this clip someones made "What is real punk and what is not?" Its sort of shitty but Im liking it at the same time. Put side by side the two different things seem even more starkly different than I thought ;D
That clip was funny,sorta sad that you have to spell out what punk is to some people. I had the benefits of working with / interviewing the guy who brought punk to the US.
One thing that he said that always stuck with me was this: The Sex Pistols started punk, the Ramonies perfected punk, and the Clash made it popular.
Punk isn't just 3 chord rock, its the base of rock and roll, Guitar, drums and having something to say.
In pop-culture if you look at it, there is usually either a back-lash against what was popular (Lillith fair vs Britnes Spears), or the polar opposites are popular at the same time (punk vs disco).
-alas I'm writing cuz I left my lights on in my car last night, and waiting for the damn battery to recharge so I can leave ;D
sun child
03-05-2008, 05:15 AM
Dear lord! It's $1 per song at the rack, people. You work in finance. You're from London. You have a nice starched shirt on. Why can't you grasp this? Why? Are you deliberately being an asshole, and if so, why do you feel the need to randomly hurt strippers' feelings? It's embarrassing to have three blokes at the rack who aren't tipping, don't you realize that?
sun child
03-05-2008, 05:36 AM
Oh yeah, and I must look totally retarded because one dance plus not tipping at the stage does not equal an affirmative to "Go to London with me!"
vonniestarrr
03-05-2008, 07:14 AM
i had JollyBee fast food for the first time tonight on the way home from work. the menu looked horrid, but it was the only thing open. the chicken was alright, but can ANYONE tell me why they serve steamed rice with EVERY freakin meal? my meal consisted of two pieces of spicy chicken, steamed rice and two containers of gravy....how does that even go together?
never again. next time i will come home and boil some ramen
MsQwerty
03-05-2008, 07:20 AM
Ive been the same size since 1982 - I still have the clothes I was wearing in the pic where I have the blonde mohawk and they still fit me, I bought them when I was 12 ;D
I dont think I look so young anymore but I get asked for ID alot, patronized by customers who think Ive just left school and the worst thing - mostly asked out by guys who are 15! /:O
Babe you have been tiny all your life!! You could still pass for your late teens tho - i remember a few girls from my club were guessing your age in the dressing room and one said 18 LOL ;D