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'Punk: Attitude'

Dubversion said:
i'm in a FINE mood apart from this tongue. I just thought crispy of all people wouldn't misrepresent me like this :)
Well apologies for implying that you might try to deny that your first three posts on this thread ended with an insult.

Dubversion said:
you attention seeking fuckwit.
self-aggrandising turd
jesus, she's a cunt

I hold your honesty in the highest regard.
I think I dropped your manners.
 
Crispy said:
Well apologies for implying that you might try to deny that your first three posts on this thread ended with an insult.



I hold your honesty in the highest regard.
I think I dropped your manners.



why would i deny that i insulted her? that would be a bit daft, no, when it's there to be seen? your post implied that i've previously denied any unprovoked abuse of cheesy, and i've never done that, so i'm not sure what your point is?

i think you're referring to a previous thread where i was erroneously accused of doing something somebody else had done, and getting it wrong.
 
Dubversion said:
i never said i thought it had been reported? where did i say that? :D

has everyone turned their brains off? :D
Oops, it seems they have. Crispy/Cheesy/Crispy - easy enough mistake to make.:D
 
Orang Utan said:
Oops, it seems they have. Crispy/Cheesy/Crispy - easy enough mistake to make.:D


thank you :)

still wouldn't mind knowing what crispy's original point is. He's entirely within his rights to give me a bollocking for the abuse - fair cop, guv - but the 'denying unprovoked abuse' stuff is confusing.
edit - now seen crispy's last post.

still reckon i know what he was referring to (and getting wrong :D )
 
Orang Utan said:
The programme also strengthened my belief that white people over 30 shouldn't wear dreadlocks.

Last time Ari played here, her dreads were pretty blatently a wig.
 
Dubversion said:
thank you :)

still wouldn't mind knowing what crispy's original point is. He's entirely within his rights to give me a bollocking for the abuse - fair cop, guv - but the 'denying unprovoked abuse' stuff is confusing.
edit - now seen crispy's last post.

still reckon i know what he was referring to (and getting wrong :D )
No, you put me right on that part. And it wasn't a bollocking - what's the point in bollocking dubversion? - but advice I suppose. Every time you go out of your way to let the world know just how much of a self-aggrandising turd Cheeseypoof is, you drop lower in my estimation.

*shrug* Don't let me stop you, I don't intend to 'punish' anyone. Offence is in the eye of the offendee.

</grumpy crispy>
 
I'M TRYING TO WATCH A FUCKING FILM!* It's hard to concentrate! *one which you fucking recommended, you ponce
 
Orang Utan said:
I'M TRYING TO WATCH A FUCKING FILM!* It's hard to concentrate! *one which you fucking recommended, you ponce


well what the bloody fuck are you doing POSTING when you're supposed to be watching what must be a work of COCKING GENIUS you odious little cock. :mad:
 
Dubversion said:
well what the bloody fuck are you doing POSTING when you're supposed to be watching what must be a work of COCKING GENIUS you odious little cock. :mad:
It's a terrible habit of mine, you cuntbadger
 
Lmao @ thread.

I thought this thread might explode, or implode. I didn't imagine it would be another Cpooffest. White boys and dreads was an interesting aside, too. :)

In response to the 'I wanna be me' poster - for me punk was, amongst other things, about a sense of collectivism and togetherness, but away from the herd. It was about people, often working class or from non-monied backgrounds working to achieve a common aim. That might be somewhere for folk to live, a cafe or bar, a rehearsal or recording facility, setting up a gig (I have fond memories of playuing Torpedo Town and associated gigs in the 80s, for you Old Skool) and so on.

For all of the middle class art poseur nihilism, the 'no future' fashionistas of McLaren and Co, punk was more about people (mostly young) getting toegther with the good old DIY ]class] work ethic.

By all means be 'you' - but that never involved buying records by the Pistols, wearing your mummy's Vaseline, tartan bondage trousers or safety pins in order to be you i.e. to be a punk or to have a 'punk attitude'.

[high horse mode]

There is no irony in a punk wearing a swastika. Never. Ever.

[/end high horse mode]

The truth is only known, by... a guttersnipe.

I thangyew.

**wonders if he should trade-in the flat top for natty dreads.**
 
well, I'm not letting it run while I'm posting or owt. I'm not that rubbish. Back to the film. Oh, and PUNK!
 
lightsoutlondon said:
Lmao @ thread.

I thought this thread might explode, or implode. I didn't imagine it would be another Cpooffest. White boys and dreads was an interesting aside, too. :)

In response to the 'I wanna be me' poster - for me punk was, amongst other things, about a sense of collectivism and togetherness, but away from the herd. It was about people, often working class or from non-monied backgrounds working to achieve a common aim. That might be somewhere for folk to live, a cafe or bar, a rehearsal or recording facility, setting up a gig (I have fond memories of playuing Torpedo Town and associated gigs in the 80s, for you Old Skool) and so on.

For all of the middle class art poseur nihilism, the 'no future' fashionistas of McLaren and Co, punk was more about people (mostly young) getting toegther with the good old DIY ]class] work ethic.

By all means be 'you' - but that never involved buying records by the Pistols, wearing your mummy's Vaseline, tartan bondage trousers or safety pins in order to be you i.e. to be a punk or to have a 'punk attitude'.

[high horse mode]

There is no irony in a punk wearing a swastika. Never. Ever.

[/end high horse mode]

The truth is only known, by... a guttersnipe.

I thangyew.

**wonders if he should trade-in the flat top for natty dreads.**

High horse? That wasn't even good enough to be low pony

Leave the pretentious quasi-intellectual ruminations to the journos, eh LoL? :p :D
 
Thought the prog (are we still talking about the programme?) was pretty good. Some interesting stuff Id not really heard before - like Suicide.

UK punk post 78 was pretty much ignored - which was a bit bollocks. Crass - whatever you think of their ouvre - were hugely influential - and where the fuck were the Ruts?

The ramones film is on next week - so, absence of key 80s punk bands notwithstanding - hats off to more 4.
 
ViolentPanda said:
High horse? That wasn't even good enough to be low pony

You think it's okay for a punk to wear a swastika? How low can a punk go?

ViolentPanda said:
Leave the pretentious quasi-intellectual ruminations to the journos, eh LoL? :p :D

There was nothing at all "pretentious quasi-intellectual" about what I wrote. That was how 'punk' and the 'punk attitude' was for me. I was there. I'm still there/here. It was about people working together. I don't see anything at all quasi-intellectual about that. I'll leave the Green Day, Offspring and Sex Pistols to others, Violent Panda. The poseurs, looking for the right profile and agonsiing over the right clothes. Saw lots of them at Scumfest. Didn't see you there?.

As a fine lady once shrieked; did you do it before you read about it? Most likely ... not.
 
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