Re: Mr.Genius
(Annie said:) > > Goth, Goth, Goth! Hehe! C'mon now, Tali... [SNIP] > > It's like the hippies in the '60s, or the beatniks in the '50s. (The artist formerly known as Peter Punk wrote :) > You forget about the Punx in the 70's and 80's and the gabber of the 90's. Whats a gabber ? How about the people wearing clothes that are too big and walk funny in todays world ? .. what are they called btw ? > >'Goth' really does suck, Tali. The underlying phil- > > osophy is barren... > > Please explain the underlying philosophy to me, Annie. Is'nt it just about being different and a little mystical ? You could call it a hobby .. putting time and money into something only a select group understand and care about .. kind of like drawing ascii-art. > Bizarreness is the essence of the exotic The automatic signaturelines from TAFKAPP are often .. strangly apropriate. Almost like if an AI was creating them.
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