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I knew a lad at Uni who used to self-harm. We were having a laugh one day & he made some comment & purely without thinking I said, "You're sharp Stu, mind you don't cut yourself".

Cue a very awkward period of silence till someone rescued me from my embarrassment by changing the subject.

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I don't want to get involved in an argument of whether something is emo or not, afterall, it's just a tag, but Panic at the Disco have gone to quite some lengths to tell just about any music journalist who'll listen (or who cares) that they are not emo.

I personally think they are sh it anyway, but thought it worth mentioning.

Cue an argument of what is/isn't emo music now.

Posted
I don't want to get involved in an argument of whether something is emo or not, afterall, it's just a tag, but Panic at the Disco have gone to quite some lengths to tell just about any music journalist who'll listen (or who cares) that they are not emo.

I personally think they are sh it anyway, but thought it worth mentioning.

Cue an argument of what is/isn't emo music now.

I was hoping we could just ridicule them as opposed to argue over what is emo or not. After all, who gives a shit?

Anyway, Numo is where it's at. We're Nu-Rave with feelings. Or something.

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Does over excessive wanking to the point where you inflict abrasion scars onto the shaft of your penis, constitute as self harm?

A friend of a friend decided to see how many times he could crack off in a day. He got to something like 8 and a little bit of blood came out, so he did it again just to see if it was a one off. Ming-tastic

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A friend of a friend decided to see how many times he could crack off in a day. He got to something like 8 and a little bit of blood came out, so he did it again just to see if it was a one off. Ming-tastic

:unsure::unsure:

As for EMO.

They should all go and die & join the black parade :whistle:

Posted
A friend of a friend decided to see how many times he could crack off in a day. He got to something like 8 and a little bit of blood came out, so he did it again just to see if it was a one off. Ming-tastic

That’s some nice Emo’ing work there.

I’m really enjoying my Emo side of life. I feel I've something now I can relate to. I’ve got an identity, a sense of belonging.

Posted

I would imagine that cranking (for those unfamiliar with cranking it is the act of wanking while crying) is particularly popular amongst emo's, and indeed numo's.

Posted

I think the best way to prove you are an individual with feelings and stuff is to wear tight jeans, have a fringe covering one eye and claim to relate entirely and without exception to a catalogue of songs by a bunch of talentless eye-liner wearing muppets.

I am an individual.

Posted
I don't want to get involved in an argument of whether something is emo or not, afterall, it's just a tag, but Panic at the Disco have gone to quite some lengths to tell just about any music journalist who'll listen (or who cares) that they are not emo.

I personally think they are sh it anyway, but thought it worth mentioning.

Cue an argument of what is/isn't emo music now.

Panic at the disco are the orgasm.

Posted
I think the best way to prove you are an individual with feelings and stuff is to wear tight jeans, have a fringe covering one eye and claim to relate entirely and without exception to a catalogue of songs by a bunch of talentless eye-liner wearing muppets.

I am an individual.

:D

Posted
I would imagine that cranking (for those unfamiliar with cranking it is the act of wanking while crying) is particularly popular amongst emo's, and indeed numo's.

While in the act of cranking, Numo’s like myself sometimes like to repeatedly stab themselves with a sharpened pencil to heighten the pleasure.

Posted
Panic at the disco are the orgasm.

That is SUCH an emo thing to say.

'I know it's sad that I never gave a damn about the weather,

And it never gave a damn about me. '

Man those emos have it hard.

Posted

I have black hair. (But its not covering my eyes)

I wear Converse trainers because I love them. Them and samba's are they only pair I have owned I think!!

I am not that fooked up, apart from the occasional relapse

I hate them silly bands from America, besides I am into the the greats of music, the real icons, to even care about panic at the disco.

I have never self harmed.

I do not worship satan

I do not have Tattoo's everywhere, especially them Emo stars on the arm.

I wear what I feel comfortable in, Usually I will be wearing retro Adidas, Besides new wave Adidas is rubbish.

I don't sit around in Subway all day.

I don't wear make-up.

I wash my hair.

I can be scruffy but maybe because I am to lazy.

I am NOT EMO.

Just Me-Mo.

:thumbsup:

Posted
Yeah you keep telling yourself that you cranker.

:thumbup:

Ok Boy,but remember your the one who started this thread, Maybe your hair just didn't fit in with the rest, don't be to hard on yourself

I am just here merely explaining that just because someone wears Converse, does not mean that they don't wash there hair and slit there wrists.

I have a mate who is really Emo, He is a good lad, apart from the fact that I want to kick his ass for thinking panic at the disco and bowling for soup are the best bands to live. He is a Arsenal fan as well so there is another reason I want to kick his ass.

Emo's are annoying, but then again I think people who listen to drum and bass and dance music are ****s to.

Posted

EMO's try and be "different".

This is pretty much their reason for everything although they wont admit it.

When they like a band like scouting for girls they are awesome until they become popular and then they are shit.

Cue the next myspace search looking for any unheard of band to wank over.

It's pathetic quite frankly. I live in Nottingham and if you walk across the square on any given day you will see the emos festering around the town hall steps cleary trying to look troubled and dilinquent.

The truth of the matter is that these EMO's generally don't have many problems, their parents are in well paid jobs and they sleep in nice houses.

It's a way of dressing to stand out because in normal society they can't as many are socially inept. But they know this too. For example one lad at my old school grew a ridiculous ginger beard/afro and once he was about to start uni he got it all cut off so that he wouldn't be "pre-judged". It just goes to show that really he never was that way inside, just a depserate cry for attention.

Not conforming to normal dress codes doesn't make you different or more of an individual. They conform to the EMO image and become the very thing they stand against, clones.

Posted
:thumbup:

Ok Boy,but remember your the one who started this thread, Maybe your hair just didn't fit in with the rest, don't be to hard on yourself

I am just here merely explaining that just because someone wears Converse, does not mean that they don't wash there hair and slit there wrists.

I have a mate who is really Emo, He is a good lad, apart from the fact that I want to kick his ass for thinking panic at the disco and bowling for soup are the best bands to live. He is a Arsenal fan as well so there is another reason I want to kick his ass.

Emo's are annoying, but then again I think people who listen to drum and bass and dance music are ****s to.

I have 96 Bowling For Soup songs on my computer.

I wouldn't quite call them emo though.

Posted
So where exactley does Rod Hull fit into all of this?

I dunno, but it turns out his son has just fleeced Emu and started his own TV show

emu_tv.jpg

EMO's try and be "different".

This is pretty much their reason for everything although they wont admit it.

When they like a band like scouting for girls they are awesome until they become popular and then they are shit.

Cue the next myspace search looking for any unheard of band to wank over.

It's pathetic quite frankly. I live in Nottingham and if you walk across the square on any given day you will see the emos festering around the town hall steps cleary trying to look troubled and dilinquent.

The truth of the matter is that these EMO's generally don't have many problems, their parents are in well paid jobs and they sleep in nice houses.

It's a way of dressing to stand out because in normal society they can't as many are socially inept. But they know this too. For example one lad at my old school grew a ridiculous ginger beard/afro and once he was about to start uni he got it all cut off so that he wouldn't be "pre-judged". It just goes to show that really he never was that way inside, just a depserate cry for attention.

Not conforming to normal dress codes doesn't make you different or more of an individual. They conform to the EMO image and become the very thing they stand against, clones.

That's the beautiful irony of it all. By trying to be different "they" inevitably end up all looking the same.

Posted

This is the joke though - they try to be different by all dressing the same. They are just a homogenous blob of eyeliner, tears and dodgy fringes.

I have 96 Bowling For Soup songs on my computer.

I wouldn't quite call them emo though.

To be fair, you really only need 1 or 2 as they sound so similar.

That said, I do enjoy a bit of the one about a girl's dad running after the chap with a shovel in his hand.

Posted
This is the joke though - they try to be different by all dressing the same. They are just a homogenous blob of eyeliner, tears and dodgy fringes.

You saw my mum in the 80's ??

Posted
:thumbup:

Ok Boy,but remember your the one who started this thread, Maybe your hair just didn't fit in with the rest, don't be to hard on yourself

I am just here merely explaining that just because someone wears Converse, does not mean that they don't wash there hair and slit there wrists.

I have a mate who is really Emo, He is a good lad, apart from the fact that I want to kick his ass for thinking panic at the disco and bowling for soup are the best bands to live. He is a Arsenal fan as well so there is another reason I want to kick his ass.

Emo's are annoying, but then again I think people who listen to drum and bass and dance music are ****s to.

lol

Bloody hell mate. That's a bit strong. May I suggest you don't take yourself quite so seriously.

Emo boy.

Posted
That's the beautiful irony of it all. By trying to be different "they" inevitably end up all looking the same.
This is the joke though - they try to be different by all dressing the same. They are just a homogenous blob of eyeliner, tears and dodgy fringes.

Great minds, mon petit soeur, great minds.

lol

Bloody hell mate. That's a bit strong. May I suggest you don't take yourself quite so seriously.

Emo boy.

No, you're and emo boy :angry:

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