Posted: 21 Nov 2003, 20:42
I voted yes - between 87 and 91 I tried incredibly hard to emulate Floodland era AE. Does that make me a Goth?
Do you have a webcam? I wanna see!!!emilystrange wrote:i'm all gothed up now and ready to go. norwich here i come...sigh
Kick ass!!!emilystrange wrote:someone's got a phot from last week that she's going to scan - if its reasonable i'll send that to you.
i just remembered this wasn't a private conversation.emilystrange wrote:erm.. no. not set up, anyway. and its not pretty, the way i'm sitting.
thats not a belt, my skirt's ridden up.
Hey, George? Don't forget your dubious claim to fame, now...kafka wrote:Well, I once had very silly hair. And I still own a couple of London After Midnight albums. The horror..
Totally.kafka wrote:Ah - the original goth goose thing, you mean? A healthy reminder of why I don't go on IRC any more...
Rock on!
Me tooQuiff Boy wrote:i'll try and find a photo of the jacketSINsister wrote:Quiff Boy wrote:i used to have the middle panel from this painted on the back of my leather
http://www.emory.edu/ENGLISH/classes/Sh ... helia.html
Quiff, you RULE. I LOVE that piece - I have a print of it lying around somewhere!
Like a true star BlastRed Sunsets wrote:More a Lemmy-a-like with a permanent moontan, leather strides, black t-shirt/white print and the aviator shades always in place after dark.
@ SinnySINsister wrote:I proudly and freely admit to being a sad old goff, though I must admit that I've NEVER, EVER looked as cool as the "past life" Quiffster...
Usually I wear slobgoth(tm) attire, consisting mainly of a variety of black jeans and t-shirts accessorized with various bits of silver jewelry and silly trinkets. If there's a show or something, though, I tend to go all-out with the PVC bits, big boots, and heavy makeup. W00tw00t!!! I'll be a !@#$% goth until I'm *80*, if I live that long... Ahahahaha!!!
Heh, I once lived in a little village just outside Durham, too. Ushaw Moor. If you know the area, you'll know that was a cross to bear, too. Think 'pit village after pit closure'. My excuse was I was a student and it was VERY cheap. The landlord was almost paying us to live there, and some months forgot to cash our rent cheques at all. The house (over said pit?) had such bad subsidence that it was hard to use a frying-pan. But I tell you what, we were lucky then! It also meant I had money to spend on dodgy gothesque jewellery in Durham indoor market. Nice.Angelchild wrote:Roger Whittaker UGH.
Tis unfortunate I live here(well I actually live in a little village just outside of D.......)but we all have our crosses to bear.
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I used to have my Jacket painted with the Body And Soul cover. Unfortunately due to cheap "off the market" quality of said jacket it started to fall apart after a couple of years of wearing it. Finally retired it 3 years after that. I pulled it out of the cupboard a couple of weeks ago for the first time in 7 or 8 years. Couldn't believe I used to wear something that tacky. I used to wonder why they called security in pretty much every shop me and my mates used to go into. It has now been perminately retired to the garbage. *sigh* end of an era...markfiend wrote:Option 1 for me I'm afraid. I still sometimes wear my black leather jacket with this painted on the back:
I tried stopping dying my hair black, but the grey is just too embarrasing! At least I haven't got "more face to wash" as the saying goes. (Yet...)
But I have never drawn cobwebs on my face