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awww cute!!
Group to meet other people interested in creative output whether it is writing music, stories,poems,doing films,photography,painting, ANYTHING,you are welcome. Promotion of your own material is HIGHLY ENCOURAGED!
I do my own stencilled diy clothing, im gona put more up if you wanna check em out
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Group to meet other people interested in creative output whether it is writing music, stories,poems,doing films,photography,painting, ANYTHING,you are welcome. Promotion of your own material is HIGHLY ENCOURAGED!
I love the colors, nice picture!
it's a tattoo design i drew for one of my friends.
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- Rocking now, Rocked in the past
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- About Me:
- I care not for labels and stereotypes. I look like a "punk" but I make ambient, noise and power electronics and have NEVER been drunk or wasted on anything in my entire life. I love funeral doom metal, drone music, and anti-music such as noise and power electronics and I have a mohawk, spikes, and bullets.
I believe anybody committed to a genre/stereotype as an absolute is an insecure person. Speaking on absolutes, I believe in very few of them. This is an updated belief recently from believing in none, when a friend said I like dealing in absolutes with a comment saying any president is a bad one. I realize now my arrogance and ignorance in claiming there are no absolutes so here is one absolute I believe in: Capitalism, and any form of government that empowers itself by exploitation of its citizens while never letting them have any say in their lives, is absolutely harmful to us as humans and as a society and it has absolutely failed.
Blanket statements such as "All rap sucks" or "Emo sucks" are just that, BLANKETS that mask ones insecurity and intolerance even though most of those people will claim to be "informed" and fighting for "equality." Keep telling yourself that. *note that this extends beyond music to religions, factions, people etc. When it comes to things like politicians, police officers, fascists, I believe one must understand that these people are programmed that way. That was instilled in them through "heritage" or upbringing. Societal environments build our characters, they are not written in our DNA. While I will agree a fascist is a very bad thing, they are human as well as you or I and have been exploited. Politicians and law enforcement are also human and while a lot of them end up in power trips, it is the position we must eradicate, not the people.
Everybody is a hypocrite somehow. To live your life completely by your ideals or ethics is to live extremely painfully. I hate corporate control and all the shady shit that has come with it, but to refuse to use ANY product that is made by a company that is not doing SOMETHING vile is impossible. Especially for those in the lower socio-economic class who are feeding children or families. Not everybody can dumpster dive and squat. Please keep that in mind.
Otherwise, I am happy and sad. I am calm and passive yet one of the angriest and most intense people you may meet. Treat me with respect and I will return the courtesy.
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- At 5:59pm on June 28, 2009,
Russell scott Ash said… - i also carry with me alot of hate but my baby girls are my release still like your some of your beleifs
- At 11:52pm on April 13, 2009,
Clint Casualty said… - long time no hello'
More like a year and no hello ay?
- At 8:51pm on March 30, 2009,
Hillary Becker said…
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- At 1:20am on March 28, 2009,
Khaos said… - Psssst - saw your post in the oi! bands thread.
It always surprises me when I see people who know copyright chaos!
Have you heard the news though? If you can make it to CT next weekend, come see their last show!
- At 12:32pm on December 2, 2008,
amanda said… - check out the book "whatchya mean, what's a zine?"
it's really well made and pretty informative.
also "copy and destroy," a zine about zines.
- At 6:20am on November 30, 2008,
amanda said…
- oh write the whole thing! i LOVE long zines, they feel like the real soul of zines- cheap printing, D.I.Y. ethic, getting your message out in whatever way you can and standing at the copy shop for 4 hours taking advantage of the free office supplies and paper cutters no matter how many customers give you weird looks. i say the bigger the better, as long as the bindings will hold all you've got to say.
i don't have any of my zines with me here in norway but i have been thinking of making a new one here, it's just that i don't like making them without my best friend because we have collaborated on the past few issues and she is back home.
have you ever heard of the 24 hour zine challenge? it's where you make an entire zine in 24 hours of whatever you feel like and the goal is just to have it printed and made by the end of the day you started working on it. i think it's a good idea just because zinesters are usually pretty big procrastinators, hence the unreliability of most distros.
- At 8:53am on November 29, 2008,
amanda said…
- wow, book tables at shows, sounds pretty awesome. crimethinc is a really cool organization.
i run a zine in my spare time when i'm living in the states, it's called disarm and it's only had about 10 issues but it means a lot to me and it really helps to have a project to work on to sort of let off steam once in awhile.
so i also love reading books and zines.
- At 6:12pm on November 27, 2008,
amanda said…
- haha, thanks.
it's not the most eloquent wordplay i've ever invoked, but i think it gets the point across.
i noticed you're pretty snappy with words yourself, i take it you're into books?
- At 12:35am on November 13, 2008,
Josh said… - wow thanks for the post.... i ended up watching all three parts. its a real eye opener. i get mad that it took veterans being among the protestors for the police to keep their hands off the pepperspray. no one can excuse assaulting a veteran these days. we should all have that much respect for eachother.
- At 1:16pm on October 26, 2008,
Street Rat said… - Alright I'll be sure to add you. I come and go fairly often. I don't really stay in one place very long. And i can only get on when i find a place with a free Internet connection that i can hook my laptop up to. But I'll be sure to send you a message when i get the chance.
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(even if you're trolling me, I had a fun 2 minutes doing this)
punk 101 teaches us to
Go out of our way to disassociate ourselves beyond practicality.
Wear a jacket that has all your beliefs and bands on it, like a mobile myspace page.
Act like…
Cyber goths are cool :)
Zelda! :D
sick :o
Awsome :)
P.s. i love that top :D
Awsome photo :D
Lovely death hawk :)
cool :)
Awsome :D
Yeah, but you'd have to remove them each time you shave your head etc... I doubt they're skull implants, rather just stuck on.
that chick is finee......
lol first thing i saw................... the cross in the back gorund great pic though
for those of us that cnt do things as easy but still put up the hawk, or for those that love are friends with or worship us :)
well, It took me a day to roll out from underneath the mountain of beercans, and clean my place up, but from the looks of it, it must have been a fucking crazy st. patricks day.
My hawk is disabled at the moment, but if i get this job soon, I will be able to make a new creation on my head, anybody got an idea
punk 101 teaches us to reject the social norm.
therefore, if you tip, you are not punk rock.
/thread.
For those of us like zombies, zombie lore, or actually believe in zombies
i like unexpected boos, when someone hides around the corner and then jumps out and yells BOO!
:P
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