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-   -   What the hell are EMO's? (https://britishexpats.com/forum/barbie-92/what-hell-emos-449376/)

borehamwood May 11th 2007 6:29 pm
Re: What the hell are EMO's?
 
one of them killed rod hull

iPom May 11th 2007 7:24 pm
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Originally Posted by borehamwood (Post 4769355)
one of them killed rod hull
He fell off his roof. Allegedly.

borehamwood May 11th 2007 7:44 pm
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Originally Posted by iPom (Post 4769477)
He fell off his roof. Allegedly.
fixing his tv aerial

iPom May 11th 2007 7:45 pm
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Allegedly.

moneypenny20 May 11th 2007 7:46 pm
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I know about Emo's but with the capital letters I thought this was about ENO's liver salts:unsure:

borehamwood May 11th 2007 7:58 pm
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Originally Posted by iPom (Post 4769517)
Allegedly.
keith harris and orville did it.

dottyspots May 11th 2007 9:51 pm
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Originally Posted by asher (Post 4767629)
loved punk guess what, I had black hair with purple ends:rofl: :rofl:
My hair is dark purple with dark pink through it - goes up in a quiff (although generally I can't be bothered so it just looks like a short crop). dh has a black flat top with a pillarbox red streak through. Dh still goes to quite a few gigs, is just planning going to the festival in Callela (sp?) in August. I don't get out quite as much (because of leaving my youngest who is still breastfed, so I only manage gigs close to home with the minimal alcohol consumption). More into psychobilly than punk, but we all have rather eclectic tastes in this family.

And to think, someone called me a chav (by inference) on another thread because I have a picture of one of my kids as an avatar :rofl: (so very, very far from the truth in social background, attitude, etc.)

eddie007 May 11th 2007 10:39 pm
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I brought a copy my favourite Smiths album on tape as my 'new' car only has tape player... haven't listened to it in 20 years as I only had it on vinyl..

I wont be listening to it for another 20 years if I can help it...

I was a goth 20 - 25 yrs ago, I got over it but sadly the goth gene has passed to my 2 daughters. The boys appear to be ok. Is there a test for this? becasue if I have anymore children I really don't know if I can handle another Goth...:confused:

asher May 11th 2007 10:55 pm
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Originally Posted by dottyspots (Post 4769804)
My hair is dark purple with dark pink through it - goes up in a quiff (although generally I can't be bothered so it just looks like a short crop). dh has a black flat top with a pillarbox red streak through. Dh still goes to quite a few gigs, is just planning going to the festival in Callela (sp?) in August. I don't get out quite as much (because of leaving my youngest who is still breastfed, so I only manage gigs close to home with the minimal alcohol consumption). More into psychobilly than punk, but we all have rather eclectic tastes in this family.

And to think, someone called me a chav (by inference) on another thread because I have a picture of one of my kids as an avatar :rofl: (so very, very far from the truth in social background, attitude, etc.)
I am dark brown and purple highlights now :thumbsup:

Amazulu May 11th 2007 11:04 pm
Re: What the hell are EMO's?
 
Originally Posted by eddie007 (Post 4769934)
I brought a copy my favourite Smiths album on tape as my 'new' car only has tape player... haven't listened to it in 20 years as I only had it on vinyl..

I wont be listening to it for another 20 years if I can help it...

I was a goth 20 - 25 yrs ago, I got over it but sadly the goth gene has passed to my 2 daughters. The boys appear to be ok. Is there a test for this? becasue if I have anymore children I really don't know if I can handle another Goth...:confused:
The Smiths have got absolutely nothing to do with the Emo knobs.
They need to get their own music!

seasprite May 11th 2007 11:17 pm
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Originally Posted by saraho (Post 4767543)
How weird is that :blink:
By the wat we used to live in Yeovil too, Off west Coker Road. What part are you from?

My father in law lives in Elmstead avenue.Funny old place...

eddie007 May 11th 2007 11:39 pm
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Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 4770002)
The Smiths have got absolutely nothing to do with the Emo knobs.
They need to get their own music!
Sorry wandered a little off topic there..

BadgeIsBack May 11th 2007 11:59 pm
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Originally Posted by snowbunny (Post 4767419)
No, emos (yoof culture) are almost opposite to hoodies/chavs....

think of shoegazers combined with goths with a smidgen of punk and a whole boatload of self-pity.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emo_(slang)
The first time I saw Emos I put it down to a bit of 80s revival and good old Kath and Kim surburbia. Thought it was just the latest look.

Swerv-o May 13th 2007 1:32 am
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Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede (Post 4768237)
"Emo" is the new "Goth".

...but without the intelligence. ;)

Or the Sisters of Mercy...

S

Swerv-o May 13th 2007 1:42 am
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Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 4770113)
The first time I saw Emos I put it down to a bit of 80s revival and good old Kath and Kim surburbia. Thought it was just the latest look.
I don't mind emo kids. They may take themselves a little too seriously, and listen to the Nine Inch Nails, but they're usually far more pleasant than the US rap derived culture.

I know which ones I'd rather teach. Just don't let them near any razors.

S


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