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[spuded]

That was a deadly night, though I got really tired of 'get a haircut jokes' after a while, and the condescending sneers of skins who seemed to feel that they were above talking to me.

UNITE - DONT FIGHT etc...

yeah it was the first time since the auld days of them temple that i've had people giving me grief for having long hair, so odd, my favourite back then was a guy who tried to start a fight with me cause he thought i wanted to be ozzy osbourne and seemingly he hated ozzy osbourne...and me!

 

[Janer]

These guys were not the "regulars" I take it Ed?
Friendly banter or smart arsed comments?

 

[spuded]

These guys were not the "regulars" I take it Ed?
Friendly banter or smart arsed comments?

ah yeah it's funny moreso just friendly banter and anyway they is just jealous of my long flowing locks.|..|

OI OI OI

 

[spuded]

you were at the gig and didn't say hello...say hello next time will ya.

falou!

ah well at least ya got to meet me

 

[Janer]

Even I can't generate an audience with Sao Paulo Owenise


Why I had to climb the stage at crawdaddys just to be near my idol

 

[São Paulo Punk]

My social circles on the internet are not the exact same as those in the punk scene, they overlap but there are differences.

One reason is the lack of identity on the internet, the other is that you sometimes end up communicating with people on eirecore whose faces you know from gigs but who you have no significant social ties to in the 'real world'. So then when you actually come across them you end up with nothing to say because you're not used to interacting with them in that way.

Yeah??? Or am I just socially inept?

 

[OLP]

I find it really easy to tal to people I know off t'internet, even if they don't always know me !ninjaaaa

 

[VARUKA]

ah well at least ya got to meet me

yeaaah!...i remember meeting you mister spud ed!...nice to meet you!
who else was there in the smoking circle when we met...i can only remember spud ed and subhuman.

 

[VARUKA]

My social circles on the internet are not the exact same as those in the punk scene, they overlap but there are differences.

One reason is the lack of identity on the internet, the other is that you sometimes end up communicating with people on eirecore whose faces you know from gigs but who you have no significant social ties to in the 'real world'. So then when you actually come across them you end up with nothing to say because you're not used to interacting with them in that way.

Yeah??? Or am I just socially inept?

you're jst socially inept
and
you type alot

 

[Cormcolash]

How much is it to rent the boom boom room?

I was told €150 which includes soundman.

 

[Janer]

Yeah??? Or am I just socially inept?

An old fashioned term is the word

shyness

 

[São Paulo Punk]

That's about the size of it in a nutshell. Actually, its probably more to do with your narrow views on abortion and other stuff that put me off wanting to get into any real conversation with you in a pub.

 

[Janer]

I'll go back to socially inept description.

 

[nooleen]

nothing a haircut wouldn't sort out

 

[Danny_Mc]

I was told €150 which includes soundman.

It all depends on the night, it's €180 for Friday and a bit cheaper during the week

 

[Corm]

That was a deadly night, though I got really tired of 'get a haircut jokes' after a while, and the condescending sneers of skins who seemed to feel that they were above talking to me.

UNITE - DONT FIGHT etc...

Here Eoinsie, you need to get yourself one of these multicultural haircuts. Business at the front, party at the back. No hass at all, but then again I was drinking on the green back in the day...

 

[piratecore]

maybe its just me, but in dublin the punk scene seems very er... segregated? maybe its not but it appears that way, crusties dont like spikeys and skins and vice versa. is it all over back in the day type of thing or summat? seems a bit mad.

 

[Janer]

Your more than a pretty face Barnovold.

 

[sexypornolady]

Dirty crusties.

 

[demonica]

maybe its just me, but in dublin the punk scene seems very er... segregated? maybe its not but it appears that way, crusties dont like spikeys and skins and vice versa. is it all over back in the day type of thing or summat? seems a bit mad.

haha