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What else could you expect from emo's:O: Now seriously, I can understand their need to differ from the "normal" kids as I'm part of an alternative group myself (being a metalhead). But I really don't know why they just can't be part of the normal emo movement (in their case). It's not as if there are many of those. BTW, next subsim werewolf hunt, I'll join the hunt:up: (whether I'll hunt werewolves or humans remains a secret for now:)) |
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I wonder if these college kids can lick their own nuts like my dogs do (or would if they were not de-nutted)
I bet it would be fun to walk by them with a stick Get the stick! Boy! Get the Stick! Good doggie! |
Meh. I was a punk rocker back in high school and pretty much looked like them and did similar stuff. Nothing new. Been there, done that, still have the T-shirt.
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Then there's the emo-werewolf:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiVOG...eature=related Atleast us Mcbees are a dignified lot: |
People had you guys not been a teenager too once. They are just simply looking for an identity and social acceptance. They'll get over it and grow to be fine man and woman.
And 15 years from now when they see that video again they will probably be embarrassed and thought I couldn't believe I was that stupid. :haha: |
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Metalheads and punks and goths and emo's are all alternative cultures. These guys are emo's. Isn't that enough "looking for an identity"? There aren't many emo's, I can barely believe being emo wasn't unique enough for them. As a metalhead, I can identify myself with metalheads from all over the world. But these guys have got no one to identify themselves with, except themselves. They essentially belong to nothing. That seems like a very lonely life to me. Anyway, if they want to look and behave like that, be my guest. It's just a bit weird IMHO. |
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Believe it or not, it gets weirder. I once dated a chick who thought she was a witch, with magical powers and everything. That whole experience was rather odd. For one thing, you'd think a witch would be familiar with a broom. Not this one.:DL
I've also been talking to an emo kid I met on Xbox Live who thinks he's a vampire. Don't call that "to catch a predator" guy just yet, there's more to the story. For some reason that defies comprehension by the mortal mind, this guy was threatening to kill himself and crying on Call of Duty: World at War. Everybody just laughed at him, but I said to myself "Here's a guy who has some serious f'n problems. He could probably use a friend." As it turns out, he's from a broken home and his father beats him on a regular basis. He's fat and the other kids at school give him hell all the time..... and kick his ass. This guy has no friends at all save those who are like him. I guess it isn't surprising that they indulge in this vampire fantasy world. I'm no psychologist, but something tells me that there's a psychological term for this kind of behaviour. Now here's the funny part. I've been talking to this kid on the phone almost every day for like a month now. Every time he has a problem, he calls me and I talk him down and give him what he claims is good advice. That alone is worth at least a few laughs. I mean, when you're so f-ed up that you turn to me for good advice, you've got problems. Who asks a knucklehead gy-rene for life lessons!? What's worse is that he now refuses to see a professional counselor because he would rather talk to me. He claims that I understand him more than the professionals do. He's even graciously offered to "turn" me. Gee... thanks, kid. Color me stupid, but is there something beyond wrong with this picture? A complete stranger who is also a jarhead is counseling a kid who apparently thinks he's a vampire and is doing a better job of relating to him than trained professionals!? What are they teaching in psychology courses these days!? I guess school counselors have gotten even more useless than they were ten years ago. Why do we even pay these people? In the meantime, I'm stuck listening to some emo dude prattling on about all the nuances of vampiricism. Yeah, that's right, there are nuances. It's not just blood-drinking anymore!:roll: Apparently, there are different kinds of vampires and hybrid vampires and quasi-vampires and gods that govern vampires and all kinds of other crap. Dear Ms. Landers, please help me.:O: As for werewolves, those flea-bitten mutts can go straight to hell as far as I'm concerned. The Inquisition will be right back on your asses as soon as you turn up again.:arrgh!: |
Kids are doing vampire crap also.
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Edit http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/2695/29582766.jpg Man, I don't even need to lend an ear to these guys, that kind of face gives me a great analysis of the content of their speech - where are my earplugs ? |
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