Wangsters, Emos, and general In-DUH-viduals. -

Hobo · #61 08-13-2007, 02:09 AM

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I hate:

Emos, gangstas, wannabes, those who can't make a difference between emos and goths, those who don't like Oddworld, stupid mainstream people who acts like sheep following weird and stupid fashions and cheese cake.

You are actually Hitler

Patrick Vykkers · #62 08-13-2007, 03:43 AM

You are unfunny. Plus, you steal avatars.

Kimon · #63 08-13-2007, 11:03 AM

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Faux Satan worshipping Goths mixed with Gangsta?
Yo yo yo, what's up in tha hood, in tha black hood.
I slit my wrists for 1 dolla 55, killed a b*tch and then I cried.
The world don't understand me, get what I'm sayin.
Only Satan understands me, so I keep prayin!

Actually, horrorcore isn't far off from that at all. It's rap inspired by horror movies and the like. Type Jedi Mind Tricks into Limewire and you'll see what I'm talking about.

On topic, maybe you should all stop hating on different groups of people while keeping up that pretentious facade of open-mindedness.

Ah, P.S. --->

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You're a "true" emo, namely really friggin loud heavy metal bands with a bit of personal stuff. Not a modern definition of emo, the whiney, worthless little scum maggots who sit around in their room crying like a bitch all day because they hate themselves and they are soooooooooooooo depressed.. they should go back and time and make themselves useful by replacing the 20 million innocent human beings murdered in the Holocaust.

Emo is a product of hardcore punk, not metal, and it's always been about being intensely emotional (read: depressed). Also, contrary to popular belief, it's worthwhile music.

Mac Sirloin · #64 08-13-2007, 12:17 PM

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...contrary to popular belief, it's worthwhile music.

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WRONG.

used:) · #65 08-13-2007, 01:34 PM

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Actually, horrorcore isn't far off from that at all. It's rap inspired by horror movies and the like. Type Jedi Mind Tricks into Limewire and you'll see what I'm talking about.

On topic, maybe you should all stop hating on different groups of people while keeping up that pretentious facade of open-mindedness.

Ah, P.S. --->

Emo is a product of hardcore punk, not metal, and it's always been about being intensely emotional (read: depressed). Also, contrary to popular belief, it's worthwhile music.

QFT.

Even if emos were genuinely despressed kids, that doesn't make it wrong. It's terrible to hate someone because you're content with life and he/she is not. There are many things in life to be upset about. Mix that all in teenage hormones and you have a good chance of someone being "emo." Some even might consider "emo" a more noble way of life than your typical person. To accept the intense amount of negative aspects of the world and not deal with it by simply shrugging your shoulders and going on with your day, to accept the dark side of the world and not deny it; that sounds more noble to me. Of course there are the pretenders who are simply being depressed for the sake of being depressed; every group of people has its stereotypes, but I am talking about genuinely depressed people that most of you refer to as "emo."

Mutual Friend · #66 08-13-2007, 01:43 PM

People are just as depressed now as they always have been, only those back in the day would suck it up and keep it shut.

I'm not saying that's good or bad (well, I obviously have a tone), emotional openess is very now.

Patrick Vykkers · #67 08-13-2007, 01:47 PM

Boo fing hoo. Kids are being killed in Africa, women are being stoned to death in Islamic countries, political prisoners are being killed in China, and I'm supposed to care about some whiny little bitches who join some lame subculture that both hijacks punk and reinforces anti gay stereotypes? And remember, I'm not talking about emotionalistic punk, I'm talking about Evanescence and My Chemical Romance and Simple Plan and all that garbage.

Mutual Friend · #68 08-13-2007, 01:51 PM

Really, you're trying to introduce the concept of a worldwide perspective to us? I mean... seriously?

Mac Sirloin · #69 08-13-2007, 02:40 PM

Not only are they being stoned to death, but BURNT to death as well.

Mutual Friend · #70 08-13-2007, 02:44 PM

Terrible news. But I imagine they wouldn't be all that bothered after being stoned to death.

...or have I just stolen your gag?

Mac Sirloin · #71 08-13-2007, 03:25 PM

I wouldn't say so, no.

Kimon · #72 08-14-2007, 06:19 AM

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And remember, I'm not talking about emotionalistic punk, I'm talking about Evanescence and My Chemical Romance and Simple Plan and all that garbage.

Well, yeah. That stuff is worthless.

Nothing like a lame Photoshopped aphorism to devalue an opinion.

Hobo · #73 08-14-2007, 01:06 PM

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You are unfunny. Plus, you steal avatars.

As far as I'm aware you stole yours from Hot Fuzz. Idiot.

Patrick Vykkers · #74 08-14-2007, 01:47 PM

You stole yours from Abeguy.

The Dark Mudokon · #75 08-14-2007, 02:13 PM

When I talk about emos, I talk about, like Patrick Vykker said, Simple Plan, Fallout-Boy and all those kinds of emos, people who are dpressed to follow a fashion. You can be a metalhead and and personnal, mind-destroying problems, which is correct. But being Emo 'cuz everyone does it is being a whiny little bitch as well as a sheep. and most emos like Simple Plan, not because of the music's quality, but 'cuz it's the current fashion and every emo-fans looks the same.

As for me, I keep being a underground metalhead who's simply himself. Screw the fashions! :P

used:) · #76 08-14-2007, 02:50 PM

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You stole yours from Abeguy.

Actually I think it's vice versa.

Mac Sirloin · #77 08-14-2007, 05:50 PM

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When I talk about emos, I talk about, like Patrick Vykker said, Simple Plan, Fallout-Boy and all those kinds of emos, people who are dpressed to follow a fashion. You can be a metalhead and and personnal, mind-destroying problems, which is correct. But being Emo 'cuz everyone does it is being a whiny little bitch as well as a sheep. and most emos like Simple Plan, not because of the music's quality, but 'cuz it's the current fashion and every emo-fans looks the same.

As for me, I keep being a underground metalhead who's simply himself. Screw the fashions! :P

Exactly.
And screw simple plan, nothing about them is cool and their all flaming coprofeliacs.

Hobo · #78 08-15-2007, 01:34 AM

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Actually I think it's vice versa.

This is true. PV wins todays booby prize of a hot batch of epic fail!

Kimon · #79 08-15-2007, 04:11 PM

What the fuck, isn't Simple Plan pop-punk? Methinks there is a misinterpretation of emo 'round herebouts.

Mac Sirloin · #80 08-15-2007, 05:46 PM

I don't really care, I just hate them

Facsimile · #81 08-16-2007, 12:14 AM

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When I talk about emos, I talk about, like Patrick Vykker said, Simple Plan, Fallout-Boy and all those kinds of emos

So you in fact mean people who have no relation to the 'emo' culture at all. Fall Out Boy are pop-punk, and someone else in here has said that Simple Plan are too (I don't think I've ever heard them). And don't start saying "W-w-w-well, My Chemical Romance then!" because you'd be wrong yet again.

You know, it hurts me to be in these arguments, because I have to use labels I don't even believe in!

Kimon · #82 08-17-2007, 03:00 PM

Would it be efficient to just agree that everyone dislikes generic stereotypes?

Mutual Friend · #83 08-18-2007, 06:55 AM

I diagree with this motion!

Kimon · #84 08-20-2007, 11:57 AM

Apathy sets in, quickly followed by swift, glorious defeat.

Word!

Arxryl · #85 08-20-2007, 05:20 PM

I hate muscle strains... they just get in there and when you forget about them, they come back...with vengance!

Especially muscle sprains on your wrists... those suck.

Other than that, I'm not really hating anything too much.

Mac Sirloin · #86 08-30-2007, 08:23 PM

Arxryl got the idea.