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BEETLEJUICE!

BEETLEJUICE!
BEETLEJUICE!

I just wanted to drop by and say that Utilikilts are friggin' cool.

Hi!

A friggin' caveman can figure out that the show about them will fail miserably.

I resent your implication, sir!

Huh?

There is just too much recreation to have with this infernal conglomeration of the devices. I ask for myself the what' ll produce me if I filter my post using fish of Babel in the French and the back still before I announce?

If I may chime in on the other hand...

The sulky teens who write annoying songs and bad poetry today will grow up all too soon. If they keep at their crapulent artistic endeavor (and are very lucky), it's possible they may become the inspired artists of tomorrow.

Furthermore, I envy them. It'd be nice if my biggest problem was still "I'm so misunderstood" and I look back fondly on the time when that was the case.

As far as I can tell, "Emo" kids are just Goth kids from my heyday who dress the same but listen to different music. It's not bad music so much as kinda derivative. But I only say this because I have the perspective to see that they're derivative, and it's one of the defining aspects of teenagerdom to lack perspective. As for their fashion sense, this is how I would have dressed in high school if my parents would have allowed it (we just called it "Goth" at the time). This is how I did dress in college (kind of a standout at the University of Idaho). And this is how I still dress now that I'm 30... at least as much as I can get away with (which is now nothing more extreme than a penchant for black attire).

I still find goth-chicks hot.

Once upon a time I would say, only half-ironically: "Black is what I wear on the outside because black is how I feel on the inside". Nowadays, it's closer to: "Black is what I wear on the outside because black is what was clean this morning."

This is almost as cool as Cosmo!