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Hair all short-and-spiky up one side, eye-covering floppy fringe on the other (all dyed black), crappy studded neck collar, skinny black tee-shirt with a skull on it, spray-on black jeans, bright pink belt, and bright green chequerboard canvas plimsoles.
He looked like an utter dick.
/Mr. Tea, judging people on their appearance since 1993
( , Sat 8 Jul 2006, 14:03, archived)
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But he couldn't see, because of his fringe.
He probably wasn't an 'emo' at all, he was just a trendy sub-goth hipster twat.
( , Sat 8 Jul 2006, 14:05, archived)
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Pull 'em up, you scruffy twats
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Arse-obsessed? Moi?
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its quite annoying.
( , Sat 8 Jul 2006, 14:22, archived)
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to honour comrades in prison, where they are not allowed belts or jeans that vaguely fit.
So when the inmates saw pictures of their friends, they knew the guys on the outside where thinking of them. For some reason it took off as a fashion item amongst lower life forms.
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except on the back of his t-shirt, it had lyrics for some kind of metal/rock/emo/whatever band.
It read something like.
To the darkness i've lied,
my only friend has just died,
Nobody loves me and I cryed
a thousand tears 'till I ...ermmm... donno.
I'm sure wearing shirts of musical groups was 'cool' when I was five, but seriously, its not for an adult... unless it has something really whitty on it, like "I PWN U".
( , Sat 8 Jul 2006, 14:07, archived)