Honestly, I've never met a Christian who hates Buddhists, I've never met a Buddhist who wasn't a nice guy, and I've never met a Muslim who has wanted to kill me.
Orpheus, what's all this about E4 24 2E4 CA2 9 115, anyway?
Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Stadric on Fri Feb 2nd at 1:20am 2007
Posted by Stadric on Fri Feb 2nd at 1:20am 2007
Also change the texture of the dock. Docks are rarely tile. -Facepunch
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Orpheus on Fri Feb 2nd at 1:41am 2007

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Just razzing with Adam. It means nothing, which is exacly the way he took it. " SRC="images/smiles/heee.gif">
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by RedWood on Fri Feb 2nd at 2:43am 2007
"...self-descriptions like String Theory..."
Did i miss your point? String Theory is astro physics. A mathematical equation. Sorry to bicker, but this is erking me. What did you mean exactly.
Posted by RedWood on Fri Feb 2nd at 2:43am 2007
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I think it?s more ridiculous to invest so much time reverse-proofing their self-descriptions like the String Theory than dressing black and saying there?s no place for passionate outsiders in this world. Which there isn?t as this thread proves very well.
"...self-descriptions like String Theory..."
Did i miss your point? String Theory is astro physics. A mathematical equation. Sorry to bicker, but this is erking me. What did you mean exactly.
Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Crono on Fri Feb 2nd at 2:48am 2007
Posted by Crono on Fri Feb 2nd at 2:48am 2007
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Cassius on Fri Feb 2nd at 3:30am 2007
Posted by Cassius on Fri Feb 2nd at 3:30am 2007
The trick to disentangling yourself from the conformity game is disregarding who you're like and who you're not like.
Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Orpheus on Fri Feb 2nd at 3:33am 2007

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Posted by Orpheus on Fri Feb 2nd at 3:33am 2007
? quoting Cassius
The trick to disentangling yourself from the conformity game is disregarding who you're like and who you're not like.
Or, if you're liked.
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by RedWood on Fri Feb 2nd at 3:39am 2007
Right. My bad
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Posted by RedWood on Fri Feb 2nd at 3:39am 2007
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Quantum Physics
Right. My bad
Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by FatStrings on Fri Feb 2nd at 4:20am 2007

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Posted by FatStrings on Fri Feb 2nd at 4:20am 2007
well said cass, mind if i quote that?
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by reaper47 on Fri Feb 2nd at 5:12pm 2007
Posted by reaper47 on Fri Feb 2nd at 5:12pm 2007
Or the physics of black holes. I forgot a comma, sorry. I just meant to not take the word "non-conformism" so serious and over-analyze the s**t out of it, like some highly scientific term or philosophical implication. It?s just a word. With thousands of years of evolution in meaning and definition. Plus a "non-" in front of it which shows it?s not that much of a good choice anyway.
I don?t know. I just don?t see non-conformism or being a Goth as something you choose to do. It?s more of a symptom of having been rejected by the snazzy people for reasons you cannot change in the first place. Like being a Hippy, only that the wars weren?t big enough in the 80ies.
(Buddhists don?t think you?re spending your life after death in eternal pain and suffering if you choose not to join their religion. Which makes them a good 90% more tolerant on a psychological level.)
PS: I?m not thinking of becoming a Goth or similar, I just decided to quit bashing them. But call it an act of non-conformity if you want.
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I don?t know. I just don?t see non-conformism or being a Goth as something you choose to do. It?s more of a symptom of having been rejected by the snazzy people for reasons you cannot change in the first place. Like being a Hippy, only that the wars weren?t big enough in the 80ies.
(Buddhists don?t think you?re spending your life after death in eternal pain and suffering if you choose not to join their religion. Which makes them a good 90% more tolerant on a psychological level.)
PS: I?m not thinking of becoming a Goth or similar, I just decided to quit bashing them. But call it an act of non-conformity if you want.
Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by French Toast on Fri Feb 2nd at 5:44pm 2007

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Posted by French Toast on Fri Feb 2nd at 5:44pm 2007
My feeling is it's a person who loves to be hated on for the attention.
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Naklajat on Fri Feb 2nd at 9:43pm 2007

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Posted by Naklajat on Fri Feb 2nd at 9:43pm 2007
That's probably true of 95% of high school goths, that plus they think the goth look is so incredibly cool.
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by $loth on Sun Feb 4th at 9:18pm 2007

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Posted by $loth on Sun Feb 4th at 9:18pm 2007
In a way it is non conforming, I.E to the way the media tells us to dress. Then again there is media telling them too, it's just not usually in the mainstream advertising.I've never heard a goth say that he/she is a non conformist though :S
Then when they are 20 they realise that most girls want someone who doesn't have the confidence of a bean!
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That's probably true of 95% of high school goths, that plus they think the goth look is so incredibly cool.
Then when they are 20 they realise that most girls want someone who doesn't have the confidence of a bean!
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Multicolor Minds on Sat Feb 10th at 4:19am 2007

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Posted by Multicolor Minds on Sat Feb 10th at 4:19am 2007
Sorry for the bumping old topics.. but. I personally don't like the term 'goth'. I wear black, I paint my fingernails black, i wear black eyeliner. But i don't consider myself goth. I'm just me. I'm not a nonconformist, per sey, I just look how i want to.
But people that are all like, "I'm such a nonconformist that I'm going to go conform to all the other nonconformists" really piss me off. I sometimes ask them, "Hey hows the weather up there on your pedestal?" At which point they get confused and don't understand what im talking about.
But people that are all like, "I'm such a nonconformist that I'm going to go conform to all the other nonconformists" really piss me off. I sometimes ask them, "Hey hows the weather up there on your pedestal?" At which point they get confused and don't understand what im talking about.
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
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Posted by French Toast on Sat Feb 10th at 5:19am 2007
Yeah. That post was entirely too hard to read. Here's one of those times where it's awesome to conform. see, standing out by making your font tiny and bright purple might seem fun to you, but it's a bitch for the rest of us.
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Multicolor Minds on Sat Feb 10th at 5:50am 2007

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Posted by Multicolor Minds on Sat Feb 10th at 5:50am 2007
hmm i can read it fine..
hers what it said if you cant read it
Sorry for the bumping old topics.. but. I personally don't like the term 'goth'. I wear black, I paint my fingernails black, i wear black eyeliner. But i don't consider myself goth. I'm just me. I'm not a nonconformist, per sey, I just look how i want to.
But people that are all like, "I'm such a nonconformist that I'm going to go conform to all the other nonconformists" really piss me off. I sometimes ask them, "Hey hows the weather up there on your pedestal?" At which point they get confused and don't understand what im talking about.
hers what it said if you cant read it
Sorry for the bumping old topics.. but. I personally don't like the term 'goth'. I wear black, I paint my fingernails black, i wear black eyeliner. But i don't consider myself goth. I'm just me. I'm not a nonconformist, per sey, I just look how i want to.
But people that are all like, "I'm such a nonconformist that I'm going to go conform to all the other nonconformists" really piss me off. I sometimes ask them, "Hey hows the weather up there on your pedestal?" At which point they get confused and don't understand what im talking about.
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by FatStrings on Sat Feb 10th at 7:14pm 2007

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Posted by FatStrings on Sat Feb 10th at 7:14pm 2007
if you don't consider yourself a goth then why are you offended by the term?
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Orpheus on Sat Feb 10th at 8:12pm 2007

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Posted by Orpheus on Sat Feb 10th at 8:12pm 2007
? quoting Cassius
Oh my.
/me wets self a little bit.
@multiman.. You can edit your own posts.
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Re: Gothic/Nonconformists
Posted by Gaara on Tue Feb 13th at 12:48pm 2007

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Posted by Gaara on Tue Feb 13th at 12:48pm 2007
You sure showed them Mulicolour... *cough*
Conform when it sounds like a good idea. Don't conform when it sounds like a bad idea. When you don't know what to do, conform. If you don't know what people would do if they were conforming it up in your situation, yell.
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