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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Dec 2001.
Re: Mr.Genius

Re: Mr.Genius

From ann...@oal.com · alt.ascii-art · 24 Dec 2001 00:04 · View full thread
On 2001-12-23 Taliszanna said:

   >Annie, educate yourself.  Mel doesn't come close to goth
   >wannabe.  Bring goth into it again and I'll have a few words
   >for you myself.

    .,,,.
   (~~~)))   Goth, Goth, Goth! Hehe! C'mon now, Tali...I can tell from
   _ _ ((()  / the way you write that you're reasonably intelligent.
   (^  ))))    Surely you must see that the whole 'Goth' thing is a
    ~_((((()   pathetic affectation. It seems to attract losers, geeks,
    /  ))))))  malcontents and psychos who feel a need to belong to
               some kind of group that's as disaffected as THEY are.
               It's like the hippies in the '60s, or the beatniks in the
               '50s. 'Goth' really does suck, Tali. The underlying phil-
               osophy is barren...and an intelligent person can't take it
               seriously for very long. I'm certain that you realize that
               ...or WILL realize it, ultimately.

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