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rememebr that div who used to wear a Bauhaus t shirt. they started it.
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Is it wrong to be angered by a Love Will Tear Us Apart fashion accessory?
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and at the speed of light * a new avatar!
when ya gonna get some cricket greats in there i ask?!
krisna wrote: and at the speed of light * a new avatar!
when ya gonna get some cricket greats in there i ask?!
Richard Hadlee...nahhh Martin Crowe....nahhh Lance Cairns....nahhh
BEEFY BOTHAM...maybe.
Crickets great. but footy's way better.
Boatraceface wrote: Done youz a favour last night Kershie
thanks mate. 
Alan Hansen summed it up. Cudicini was awful coming out, so Terry diodn't know what the fuck was happening. Chelsea had a better squad last season. they'll miss Gallas for sure.
who's that fella with the terrible blonde punky mullet? played good though.
Richard Hadlee...nahhh Martin Crowe....nahhh Lance Cairns....nahhh
BEEFY BOTHAM...maybe.
Crickets great. but footy's way better.
take the piss like every other piss head in the crowd, shane warne -"who ate all the pies", even the kids were shouting this at games! he always used to take a stunning posed photo, i must say,.. even better an action shot bowling a nice wide one, with the white sunscreen zinc on the lip. sweat every fuckin where.
i keep thinking of "will you marry me"-scoty styris, cause he was sooo not hansome or charming. ohhh poor old .... craig mcmillan been kicked out for being too over weight recently, comon hes got diabetes, cut em some slack, he done our side well
sorry every one for changing the topic, i will not do it again.. i promise!
steveone wrote:
Missy Jem wrote:
steveone wrote: Whatever next? People wearing AC/DC t-shirts?
Jem,you haven`t got one?
Yes i'm afraid so, i've bought mine at Christmas though and i do actually like AC/DC. I wore it to the MEN gig back in January. They're still in the shops now and EVERYONE has got one. Including boys 
ally wrote: Deep breaths Johnny :D
Nah, I know what you mean though... infuriating to see people superficially latching onto JD/NO especially 15 year old goths who (after a quick read of an NME Ian Curtis special) claim to "know and share his pain".
They need a swift kick in the bollocks that lot.
well if i was dictator id have them all shot
p.s im 16, have the hair etc but my fav would be Colony or i remember nothing
ally wrote: Deep breaths Johnny :D
Nah, I know what you mean though... infuriating to see people superficially latching onto JD/NO especially 15 year old goths who (after a quick read of an NME Ian Curtis special) claim to "know and share his pain".
They need a swift kick in the bollocks that lot.
well if i was dictator id have them all shot
p.s im 16, have the hair etc but my fav would be Colony or i remember nothing
Johnny wrote: Was in Tescos at lunchtime and their was a young indie clone girl with obligatry designer haircut.She was wearing a studded "Love Wil Tear Us Apart" belt.And she was reading f****n Heat magazine or somesuch celebrity nonsense mag
In fairness, few of us went to the Cummins' JD exhibition in the summer and Cummins had one on, I think?
Both Kevin Cummins and Paul Morley then posed for a picture, holding said belt up between them whilst literally stood next to us. Me and Wolfram were tempted to get our camera phones out, but couldn't be arsed, ultimately. Wasted photo opportunity.
Aries wrote: This looks like a good place for rainbow vomit.
You mean like this?
Ughh. I saw someone at a club night wearing that, was about to ask "So hey, do you like Joy Division?", and then thought better of it, because she probably wasn't into them at all.
I've seen a LWTUA belt as well. I'd prefer a "Something Must Break" or "Atrocity Exhibition" belt. :-P
BIGINOIL wrote:
Johnny wrote:
Then again most thing annoy me in Tescos if i have to go in there on my lunch break.
I think this is the key.
I saw a similar girl with an Unknown Pleasures t-shirt last year. I was on my way to the pub and I was in a good mood and I actually thought about stopping her and introducing myself as a NO fan.
But then remembering that it doesn't matter how they're dressed, teenage girls are rarely impressed by 30 year-old, balding men wearing jeans.
saw an incredibly high number of unknown pleasures t shirts at a gig earlier this year in bristol, forget who it was playing, so i decided i'd stop the next one i saw (just so happened to be a young female) & ask what their favourite track from the album was - they were able to tell me so i let them go, & yes, they were looking at me strangely as they left.
BIGINOIL wrote:
Johnny wrote:
Then again most thing annoy me in Tescos if i have to go in there on my lunch break.
I think this is the key.
I saw a similar girl with an Unknown Pleasures t-shirt last year. I was on my way to the pub and I was in a good mood and I actually thought about stopping her and introducing myself as a NO fan.
But then remembering that it doesn't matter how they're dressed, teenage girls are rarely impressed by 30 year-old, balding men wearing jeans.
saw an incredibly high number of unknown pleasures t shirts at a gig earlier this year in bristol, forget who it was playing, so i decided i'd stop the next one i saw (just so happened to be a young female) & ask what their favourite track from the album was - they were able to tell me so i let them go, & yes, they were looking at me strangely as they left.
[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: Once I saw another fellow student wearing that shirt.
wow, that's amazing, can you tell us any more about it?
BIGINOIL wrote:
Johnny wrote:
Then again most thing annoy me in Tescos if i have to go in there on my lunch break.
I think this is the key.
I saw a similar girl with an Unknown Pleasures t-shirt last year. I was on my way to the pub and I was in a good mood and I actually thought about stopping her and introducing myself as a NO fan.
But then remembering that it doesn't matter how they're dressed, teenage girls are rarely impressed by 30 year-old, balding men wearing jeans.
It'd work if you were older I'm sure!
even worse was trek out of hear say wearing a shirt with "unknown pleasures "on it ,,, as for the belt great chrissi presi for one of my lot!
[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: Once I saw another fellow student wearing that shirt.
Before you hurt yourself, here's some handy technical advice courtesy of HP: you're welcome
His Holiness, The Pope wrote:
[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: Once I saw another fellow student wearing that shirt.
Before you hurt yourself, here's some handy technical advice courtesy of HP: you're welcome
So if I buy a Still/JD shirt and put glitter on it myself,would I be one of those chicks like the one in the TESCO? I don't think so. First JD song I heard was Exercise ONe, and NO-bizaRRe love triangle (as a tiny child). No it wouldn't bother me that much, I'd ask them if they were a fan of JD/NO and if they said they didn't know much about the bands I'd actually buy them unknown pleasures/pcl.tell 'em to actually get into the band before wearing crap like that....
