[jon boy]

Originally Posted by NWRA

and The Cramps t-shirts. Though I quite like those red-and-black Goo ones that I'm always seeing.

yeh that blue rinse shop has a lot to answer for.

[Glice]

Originally Posted by jon boy

we had a candle, thats all. if it got really cold sometimes we would light it.

Eckers lad, where were you born, Buckingham palace? I didn't see a candle till I was four and twenty year, and here's you looking at your la-dee-da candles in your ivory towers. We'd be lucky if father stopped standing on our necks in the mud in the shitting rain for eight and forty hours a day.

[jon boy]

i did have to wrestle a tb riddled badger for it mind.

[dazedcola]

Fan of the music? Then buy the tee! Otherwise just buy the soft cotton tee anyway and add a touch of rebellion to your look.

 

[Danny Himself]

Originally Posted by cryptowonderdruginvogue

Who cares if Urban Outfitters sells Sonic Youth tshirts?
I don't understand why it's such a big deal

Well, I've never been too happy about people sporting t-shirts that feature something they know nothing about. The kind of trendy people who would buy this shirt to look 'rebellious' are the same kind of people who would run screaming from a Sonic Youth noisefest. They're only wearing the tee to be trendy and hip, and that's the height of repugnance for me.

The same goes for people who walk around sporting Soviet Union logos on their clothes, shamelessly ignorant of the countless atrocities and war crimes committed by Soviet troops. I don't care how romantic and 'cool' the Soviet Union may seem, it's evil, and Kasabian are shit.

[MellySingsDoom]

Originally Posted by Glice

Eckers lad, where were you born, Buckingham palace? I didn't see a candle till I was four and twenty year, and here's you looking at your la-dee-da candles in your ivory towers. We'd be lucky if father stopped standing on our necks in the mud in the shitting rain for eight and forty hours a day.

You were lucky you had rain. Our father piledrived us into the cold hard ground, and then had badgers chew on our extremetries. Eeh, them were the days.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

Well, I've never been too happy about people sporting t-shirts that feature something they know nothing about. The kind of trendy people who would buy this shirt to look 'rebellious' are the same kind of people who would run screaming from a Sonic Youth noisefest. They're only wearing the tee to be trendy and hip, and that's the height of repugnance for me.

so much righteous indignation wasted on such trivial shit.

you need to find yourself what's known as a worthy cause.

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

The same goes for people who walk around sporting Soviet Union logos on their clothes, shamelessly ignorant of the countless atrocities and war crimes committed by Soviet troops. I don't care how romantic and 'cool' the Soviet Union may seem, it's evil, and Kasabian are shit.

meh, every nation on earth is guilty of war crimes. the u.s. exterminated native americans (by gun and by biological warfare), bombed the fuck out of laos and vietnam, burned a good chunk of panama city, invented the concentration camp to deal with a rebellious filipino population, nuked 2 japanese cities, installed and supported bloody dictatorships all over latin america, conducted medical experiments on its own citizens, invaded iraq, dropped daisy cutters in afghanistan, sprays herbicides on the amazon jungle, and is ready to "obliterate iran". among many, many other things too long to enumerate.

and still, people are going to wear clothes such as this:

 

show me your logo of choice and i can tie it to any number of atrocities.

and besides, there is no such thing as a "soviet union logo".

the hammer and sickle is a communist symbol.

----

ps:
http://communistbeer.ytmnd.com/
^^^ heee heee hee -- wtf??

[!@#$%!]

and so that i don't single out, what about the british flag?

 

let's keep it short-- i'll send you to the corresponding link:

http://books.guardian.co.uk/comment/...674478,00.html

enyoy.

[Toilet & Bowels]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

Well, I've never been too happy about people sporting t-shirts that feature something they know nothing about. The kind of trendy people who would buy this shirt to look 'rebellious' are the same kind of people who would run screaming from a Sonic Youth noisefest. They're only wearing the tee to be trendy and hip, and that's the height of repugnance for me.

The same goes for people who walk around sporting Soviet Union logos on their clothes, shamelessly ignorant of the countless atrocities and war crimes committed by Soviet troops. I don't care how romantic and 'cool' the Soviet Union may seem, it's evil, and Kasabian are shit.

well if you want to be fernickity you probably can't even buy a t-shirt that hasn't doesn't consist of the blood and sweat of small asian children

[jon boy]

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels

well if you want to be fernickity you probably can't even buy a t-shirt that hasn't doesn't consist of the blood and sweat of small asian children

i insist on it.

[pbradley]

Eh, like all things fashion is just surface value. Sport an SY shirt and not know/care about the band and I'll find out. Sport an SY shirt and know your shit and I'll find out. Asking questions is the bomb.

[Glice]

I think there's a small point to be made that'll probably get lost to a lot of people - the designs of SY tees are usually pretty stylish. The fact is that people who are inclined towards 'fashionable t-shirts' (in a very high street fashion sense) are likely to be inclined towards a SY t-shirt based on design alone; it's unlikely a more popular band (Supergrass or somesuch) would have the same (design) clout.

It's like the Moterhead tees - it's an awesome design, and if people pick up on the design rather than what the design signifies, then that's a kudos point to the design, surely?

[Glice]

Originally Posted by MellySingsDoom

You were lucky you had rain. Our father piledrived us into the cold hard ground, and then had badgers chew on our extremetries. Eeh, them were the days.

Extremities? There were a thalidomide kid in our class who we'd call 'Johnny long-limbs'. You don't know you're born, sonny.

[h8kurdt]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

Well, I've never been too happy about people sporting t-shirts that feature something they know nothing about. The kind of trendy people who would buy this shirt to look 'rebellious' are the same kind of people who would run screaming from a Sonic Youth noisefest. They're only wearing the tee to be trendy and hip, and that's the height of repugnance for me.

shit.

A friend of mine of obsessed (and I mean obsessed) with Bruce bloody Springsteen. So one day we were in Manchester and we say a guy wearing a a t shirt that had Springsteen's face and it saying "The Boss". So me friend walks over and says "Wow, so you like Springsteen?"
"What?"
"The T-shirt...it's of Bruce Springsteen"
*looks at t-shirt "...aahh for fucks sake"

He then proceeded to storm off. I laughed, the friend died.

And the moral of the story is you're gay if you wear a t-shirt of a guy saying 'The Boss'.

[✌➬]

Who cares, I live in L.A. we are too superficial to even be bothered by causes.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by ✌➬

Who cares, I live in L.A. we are too superficial to even be bothered by causes.

ha ha-- i can see by your signature

[✌➬]

Obama is trendy.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by ✌➬

Obama is trendy.

that's so 4 months ago

[screamingskull]

read his book! don't support him because he is trendy!

[PAULYBEE2656]

fuck em if they want to spend extortionate amount of money on sy shirts in urban outfitters or topshop, so fucking what... its not like my lady white trousers with obvious thong is gonna listen to the silver sessions and jam out with some smoke whilst blasting through the syr series... the further she is ever gonna get to sonic youth is if she happens to see coldplay perform, in wembley, with tina turner as a mic stand... fuck em... fuck em all to hell......

next time i want to see the afforementioned miss white trousers sporting a glittery fuck buttons teeshirt whilst drinkingg campari or whatever is the kool drink at a kate nash concert and thinking she is "wit it" cause she saw em in nme once, at a train station... she didnt buy the nme, just read it at at the shelf..... thats so fucking annoying, standing there trying to reach your favourite mag and someone is gazing and thumbing through the daily bullshit gatherer and wont move.. FUCKING RUDE AND IGNORANT!!! aslo whilst im on a roll, why does my car magazine (autosport- the finest weekly motorsport mag ever) always, ALWAYS get filed on the shelf beside nuts, fhm, twang, big dick weekly, etc etc... im not a lad that likes women, im a grown man that likes motorsport and thats it... well i do like women... but you get my drift...


...anyway, what was i saying.......

oh yeah, urban outfitters selling sy shirts........ so what! only a fool would pay that much for an sy shirt.... now if tyhey stiocked the dissappearer shirt.... i may consider it cuz that is an awesome shirt and long out of print..... but it would need to have that grey faded worn look, not a brand new black......

sorry, im off now!