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“Well, Good Charlotte are having a concert in Hogsmeade.” he told me.“Oh. My. ****ing. God!” I screamed. I love GC. They are my favorite band, besides MCR.
Originally posted by Raen RyongThis is more pathetic than funny... firstly, the English is (intentionally) butchered far beyond even "txt tlk" and so is nigh on unreadable. Secondly, the retarded author is preying on stereotypes created by idiots who feel the need to make themselves appear superior to others.I mean, it's not even funny -- repetitive and immature describe it far better.Just to clarify, I don't fit in with the stereotypes of "emo" and "goth" and whatever else this "story" is going on about, but I can't stand that this stupid "emo" fallacy be taken to this level. Most people use "emo" or that as a playful insult, but this is just pathetic.Honestly, do you know anyone who fits in with the whole "emo" stereotype? How many of the so-called "emo" band members actually have slitted their wrists or whatever? Are you "emo" for merely showing emotion? For thinking emotion brings quality to something?If you so much but diverge from this "100% happy all of the time, never feel sadness" way of living, you are branded "emo" and "goth". You end up with people hiding their true feelings. Is there really anything wrong with liking "Dark" things? Things that are not entirely happy, but poignant and striking?It's all false when it comes down to it. Teenage culture has nurtured a new generation of emotion-fearing people...Phew. Rant over. Suffice to say, this made me a little bit angry. I abhor people like the one who wrote this excuse for a read. I know I'm likely to be flamed for this, but this is simply me stating why the whole "emo" idea when taken literally is stupid.
. Then he put his thingie into my you-know-what and we did it for the first time
Originally posted by MrMisterDraco Malfoy has a huge you-know-what, eh.