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  1. Unread #21 - Jun 4, 2008 at 10:49 PM
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    I don't like it I can't take so much black clothing, I don't like it when people look and act so dull. I defiantly agree with Finn.

    I wear slacks and a collared shirt everyday I don't want to look like everyone else.
     
  3. Unread #22 - Jun 4, 2008 at 10:58 PM
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    You don't have to wear black clothing, its just a tight fitted shirt and tight jeans. Lots of people wear white shirts. Also i don't believe that 'everyone' wears this type of clothing, majority of people don't. Lots of teachers wear slacks and collard shirts every day, so it doesn't really make you an individual lol. No matter what you wear, there will always be someone who is wearing the same style of clothing.
     
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    I usually think of emo as expressing there emotional feelings towards a song and looks believe me I started listening to rock like one year ago and it got me turned into a skater wearing tight pants, shirts, and letting my hair grow out..for the fashion I would call it alright since its their choice to what they want to wear.
     
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    Yehh..I know the feeling believe me. I started wearing tight pants I gave up the gangster fashion like a year ago and I'm Bosnian and now my friends call me an American...yeh but some get over it and my size of regular skinny jeans are size four is the lowest I fit into
     
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    Grr. Why don't people get that..

    "emo" fashion = scene
    "emo" is a "lifestyle"
     
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    Actually i think scene is a bit different. Scene certainly has a different hairstyle. And emo is not a lifestyle, as well as a fashion it is also a genre of music.
     
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    Fucking shittest type of fashion around. I dislike it. It disgusts me to see people dressing like that. what the fuck is "emo"? wow you're so cool, you wear a studded belt and ripped up tight jeans! and you have the longest fringe anyone has ever seen! Emo's have their pants down below their asses. I don't see what's so cool about that? Emo's slit there wrists. Emo's listen to the worst music, Emo boys put eye liner on and paint their finger nails? what the fuck is going on in this world?! Can't everyone just be fucking normal? for fuck sake!

    Has anyone heard of the term "Muzza"? I am a Muzza.
     
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    Your opinion i guess.

    I've heard a bit about Muzza's.

    "They also walk like their balls are too big or like their feet cant decide which direction to walk in."

    "Best muzza moment: Walking into the male toilets at the old Chasers, seeing 5 of them in front of the mirror in various states of distress due to a hair being out of place, seeing another guy with the same shirt, or pecs not looking big enough.... Then the ringleader of the crew announces "Time to get pumped up boys!" and all 5 immediately start doing push ups against the wash basins...."

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    "note the intricate hand gesture and the way he chews his bottom lip. This minature power muzza is signalling his approval of his surrounding environment."
     
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    So what if they love their hair? At least it looks better then a huge fringe covering up half his face. Also, having a big body is awesome. Chick's love it.
     
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    Just a quick note for those that don't know what a muzza is, here is a few details:

    "For the inexperienced, Muzzas can be easily spotted by the following characteristics:

    Hair: Faux-hawks, sometimes complemented with a small rats-tail.

    Clothes: Paint-splat t-shirts that are 2 sizes too small or polo tops with the collar up. If the dancefloor gets a bit too "hektik" they often remove their shirts and tuck them into their pockets. Jeans usually have ridiculous prints on them and stragetically placed rips. Shoes are mainly your typical Diesel type which looks fooly sik but offer very little protection against shocks from power-muzza stomps.

    Accessories: Designer sunglasses, gold neck-chains and leather wrist-bands. For the time-conscious Muzzas they mix fashion and functionality by wearing the combined leather wristband and watch combo made by brands like guess.

    Scent: Distinct Souvlaki garlic-sauce / parmesan cheese odour that could be detected from the other side of the dancefloor. In a dark club environment Muzzas can be easily located by following the odour.

    Drugs: The weapon of choice is usually coke or what they think is coke. 'Roids are also very popular amongst the Muzza community and most have access to the grade-a stuff that will put even the chinese swimmers and AIS athletes to shame.

    Language: The Muzza language can be easily recognised by these common phrases (translations included):
    "Aw ma gawd I'm so horneey" (I'm so coked off my head)
    "Fooly sik bruva" (I see that your biceps/turbo charger/car exhaust is as big as mine)
    "This track's fooly hektik" (They're playing that cool track from the Skitzmix vol. xx cd)
    "I'm gonna skitz it bro" (I'm about to smash this guy because he is staring at my girlfriend's silicon breasts)
    "Tru bro" (Yes)

    Dance-moves: Due to their disproportionate body Muzzas have limited flexibility and mobility therefore dancing is restricted to arm movements accompanied with small-stepping and stomping of the feet. Most Muzzas incorporate their gym/kick-boxing/karate training into their dance routine with choreographed swift karate-chops/blocks and rapid "speedball" fist movements. The PLUR types would accentuate their arm movements and captivate their audience by holding a glowstick in each hand while performing their dance routines. When combined with the "speedball" fist move the glowstick visuals can be a very mesmerising sight. It is recommended that you do not stand too close to them, especially if they're coked up to the eyeballs because their dancing can get very frantic and their fast moving fists/glowsticks can cause serious injuries should you get hit. Their sweat from the hektik dancing is also very potent and most would not want their clothes to be tainted by this vile body secretion."
     
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    Proud.
     
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    Lol ok, whatever floats your boat i guess.
     
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    people who dress like "emo's" are the biggest attention seaking loners. its not cool to make yourself look depressed, only depressed chicks like it. its only these prepubescent 15 year olds that are insecure about the way they look and so they need to put on this act to get attention and to be noticed.

    And its not a fucking fashion, its a disorder.
     
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    Perhaps I'm thinking of anther style but for the emo style i plainly dont like it.
     
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    Tight jeans are okay but other than that I'm not too kenn on it.

    Also i thought Emo just meant over emotional
     
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    God .... My freakin school is full of these scums .... Don't you poeple see ? Hes about to cry !

    When 5 emos runs into one room 1 has to cut his veins because one of them won't have a corner to try in

    Join Chavs today .
     
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    Hes not about to cry and hes more successful that you will ever be lol.
     
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    'Emo'

    I like the fassion, but the most I wear is black nail polish (which I do).
     
  37. Unread #39 - Jun 6, 2008 at 3:26 AM
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    What this guy said is SO true. Emo's just slit their wrists. Be quite around normal people. They don't talk to anyone except their own people (emo's).
     
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    The just don't talk to stereotypical retards like you. Why would they talk to someone who clearly doesn't want to talk to them? And I stated this is only about the fashion, nothing else.
     
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