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Stereotype mixed with truth...................... >>

Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 1, 2006 by
Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You!
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Vivaldi was a dude. Classical composer from the *mumbles* century. Pax hominibus should be the goth anthem!

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 1, 2006 by
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cool. Have you heard Darklore manor by "Nox Arcana"

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 2, 2006 by
Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You!
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No but I'll have a look on Napstar in a bit...

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 2, 2006 by
romantic
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cool. i'm confused are you the same person who sent me the sup homie thing? xxx

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 2, 2006 by
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I am. But I don't always talk like a black ghetto gangsta.

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 2, 2006 by
romantic
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good. lol. nah one of my mates is an Texan goth and he speaks like that alot. xxxx

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 3, 2006 by
Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You!
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Do they backcomb their hair?

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 4, 2006 by
romantic
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well this guy doesn't.

I tried to backcomb my hair but it wouldn't stay. even after using several cans of hairspray! lol. xxx

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 5, 2006 by
Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You!
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Use gel or wax. Although, vanity IS more important than the ozone layer.

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Subject: Gothic muses
Posted Jan 17, 2006 by
alexofthatilk - The warrior, The scientist, The psycopath, The criminal, The person
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Being a goth is a state of mind, rather than what music you listen to, though by that form, your state of mind dictates what you like in music, art etc.... though i do believe you must percieve what is "taboo" in a diferent light, death, destruction, and the like, all have a beauty to themselvs that is uncomparable, even in this day and age.
i only considerd myself to be a goth recently, though I still don't think I live up to all my own preconceptions and opinions of this group. I do not have suficient self esteem.

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Subject: Gothic muses
Posted Jan 19, 2006 by
Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You!
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"Being a goth is a state of mind, rather than what music you listen to"

I disagree, partially at any rate. If goth were soley a state of mind then there wouldn't be a perky/mopey polarisation. However, I do agree with the beauty, life, death etc statements. They are major parts of the trend, though it cannot be universally characterised by one of these instances. I think the literature and the architecture are the only sections which can be undeniably definate. And inspired by music, art, literature, philosophy, life and death, existentialism/ romantacism/ metaphysics you begin to think in a gothic way. So it kinda goes full circle.

But hey, you shouldn't be stereotyping anyway!

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Subject: Gothic muses
Posted Jan 19, 2006 by
alexofthatilk - The warrior, The scientist, The psycopath, The criminal, The person
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no i shouldn't it's true, but one cannot realy think about groups of people without stereo-typeing. But sill i apologise. and i do agree, to be a goth you do need the ability to think, and the love of thinking, coupled with an enjoyment of some of the darker sides of art/humanity. In my physics classes there are a number who are, at least to some extent goths, not all of them wear black, all of them think, and not all of them listen to the same music.

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 20, 2006 by
Zeek, the Keeper of Intertemporal Reality Disruptions and Paradoxical Equations, Honorary Muse of Photoshop Photograph Edits &lt
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Myself, I've only got three classes of music: music I like, music I don't like, and "music" that's a travesty and whose perpetrators need to be tied to the core vessel of a fission reactor.

That said, where would you lot put bands like The Cruxshadows, Seraphim Shock, and Bella Morte?

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Subject: Goth
Posted Jan 20, 2006 by
Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You!
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In category four. Music I havent heard but will maybe someday, should I get around to it. Right now I'm happy with Chrisitan Death and a glass of absinthe.

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Subject: Gothic muses
Posted Aug 8, 2006 by
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Oh FFS... Goth is not "a state of mind", it's a genre of music...

I can see where the person who came up with this was coming from, I think they were trying to say that listening to goth music and wearing goth clothes does not make you a goth, but all to often people quote the phrase to say that "I don't like goth music, and I don't look like a goth, but I have the goth state of mind"
In other words, it's just an excuse for wannabes to call themselves goths when they obviously have no idea what they're on about.

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