I'm dressing as Slash for halloween. Very easy costume, as I already have a top hat and a jew-fro.

You're Jewish!??!

im gonna be ernest

No, but I'm often accused of it.

[QUOTE=coheneran;13424625]Oh sorry, I forgot everything must tie in to you somehow, Kevin.[/QUOTE]

No juste verythign everywhere is you two tal;king about meeting up in London to bomb Winston Churchill or something. Also, this is a forum, not private messenger. Things you say should be things everyone can comment on.

I dressed as Slash for Halloween once.

[QUOTE=asdf;13424673]No, but I'm often accused of it.[/QUOTE]

being the creative diy queen dealie, what was your best halloween costume?

[QUOTE=Flagjacket;13424679]No juste verythign everywhere is you two tal;king about meeting up in London to bomb Winston Churchill or something. Also, this is a forum, not private messenger. Things you say should be things everyone can comment on.

I dressed as Slash for Halloween once.[/QUOTE]

Lol, sorry we talked about things that American people could obviously never comprehend, like an English college Halloween.:rolleyes:

The last two pages are pretty much about "spirit week" which doesn't happen here (so us Brits are auto-excluded) and when we say how we might dress up and make a couple dick jokes, you accuse us of IMing the forum!

/rant

[QUOTE=(r)evolution;13424690]being the creative diy queen dealie, what was your best halloween costume?[/QUOTE]
My whole family goes all-out for halloween, yet I can't really think of any that I was particularly creative on. A few years ago I was someone who was in a bicycling accident (had bike pieces all over me and was covered in blood), but any years before that it was mostly my mom making the costume with my directon, but yeah, they are pretty much all home made. My raccoon one was probably the most awesome.

We also have in the house carella deville, Magenta, wednesday adams, The Crow, Alex from a clockwork orange, Mary Catherine gallager (superstar), marsha brady, the hunchback, and alien, a scarecrow... many many costumes.

wow.... the best ive ever been was... the charlie brown ghost. You know, the sheet with a bunch of holes all over?

[QUOTE=(r)evolution;13424738]wow.... the best ive ever been was... the charlie brown ghost. You know, the sheet with a bunch of holes all over?[/QUOTE]
That sucks, dude.

My family gives people who don't dress up ****ty candy, and really gets pissed at them. People with really awesome costumes get extra. That is, if the kids don't get scared ****less by my house/family first.

At my house, people can come here with no idea what they're going to be, and end up with a costume. My attic is full of some amazing junk.

[QUOTE=Flagjacket;13424679]No juste verythign everywhere is you two tal;king about meeting up in London to bomb Winston Churchill or something. Also, this is a forum, not private messenger. Things you say should be things everyone can comment on.

I dressed as Slash for Halloween once.[/QUOTE]


I could very easily have said something to Eran like: "Dude, that would be pretty funny if someone came to school naked." and he might say something back, thus including me into the conversation even though I've never said a word to him before.

Please stop teh hating.


In other news! I have to write a page about theories on Indo-European Migration. don't know any of the theories. Can you bebes help me?

The speakers of the Proto-Indo-European language are usually believed to have originated to the North of the Black Sea (today Eastern Ukraine and Southern Russia), and from there they gradually migrated into, and spread their language by cultural diffusion to, Anatolia, Europe, and Central Asia and South Asia starting from around the end of the Neolithic period (see Kurgan hypothesis). Other theories, such as that of Colin Renfrew, posit their development much earlier, in Anatolia, and claim that Indo-European languages and culture spread as a result of the agricultural revolution in the early Neolithic. Another theory, known as the Out of India theory, postulates the migration of Indo-European language speakers out of the Indian subcontinent. This theory uses archaeological and genetic evidence. Both these views are disputed by linguistics evidence, however, such as the reconstruction of terminology relating to bronze working in Proto-Indo-European; which suggests that the language did not diverge until such technology was available.

Relatively little is known about the inhabitants of pre-Indo-European "Old Europe". They are believed to have been hunter-gathers. The Basque language remains from that era, as do the indigenous languages of the Caucasus. The Sami are genetically distinct among the peoples of Europe, but the Sami languages, as part of the Finno-Ugric languages, spread into Europe about the same time as the Indo-European languages. However, since that period speakers of other Finno-Ugric languages such as the Finns and the Estonians have had more contact with other Europeans, thus today sharing more genes with them than the Sami.

Shut up. The High Society doesn't approve of your comment.

[QUOTE=coheneran;13424777]The speakers of the Proto-Indo-European language are usually believed to have originated to the North of the Black Sea (today Eastern Ukraine and Southern Russia), and from there they gradually migrated into, and spread their language by cultural diffusion to, Anatolia, Europe, and Central Asia and South Asia starting from around the end of the Neolithic period (see Kurgan hypothesis). Other theories, such as that of Colin Renfrew, posit their development much earlier, in Anatolia, and claim that Indo-European languages and culture spread as a result of the agricultural revolution in the early Neolithic. Another theory, known as the Out of India theory, postulates the migration of Indo-European language speakers out of the Indian subcontinent. This theory uses archaeological and genetic evidence. Both these views are disputed by linguistics evidence, however, such as the reconstruction of terminology relating to bronze working in Proto-Indo-European; which suggests that the language did not diverge until such technology was available.

Relatively little is known about the inhabitants of pre-Indo-European "Old Europe". They are believed to have been hunter-gathers. The Basque language remains from that era, as do the indigenous languages of the Caucasus. The Sami are genetically distinct among the peoples of Europe, but the Sami languages, as part of the Finno-Ugric languages, spread into Europe about the same time as the Indo-European languages. However, since that period speakers of other Finno-Ugric languages such as the Finns and the Estonians have had more contact with other Europeans, thus today sharing more genes with them than the Sami.[/QUOTE]


Sweet:thumb:

Tank you!

Best punk love song lyrics?

"Tell me why
Ain't nothin' but a heartache
Tell me why
Ain't nothin' but a mistake
Tell me why
I never wanna hear you say
I want it that way"

The best punk love song ever is every oen fo Against Me!'s songs.

GTFO of my community thread, or stop being serious all the damn time.

That was a joke. I said "Everyone one of Against Me!'s" songs. And your joke SUCKED and I was trying to save you soem face you jewbag.

[QUOTE=Flagjacket;13424949]That was a joke. I said "Everyone one of Against Me!'s" songs. And your joke SUCKED and I was trying to save you soem face you jewbag.[/QUOTE]

Lol, gook. You don't like BSB?

No I actually don't. I thinkt hat liking music out of irony is stupid.

Fine. I only like the one song though. Well, not like, but it doesn't make me wanna spew, so that's as good as liking it, in this context. And stop being so damn uppity.

I stopped being friends with people who kept liking music out of irony. I just didn't find it funny. They still do it, and I still don't think it's funny.

However, Tub Ring covering "rock your body" is quite awesome. Same with Dweezil and Ahmet Zappa covering "hit me baby one more time"

I watched a Frank Zappa interview that was broadcast on abc, and Ahmet asked the reporter to announce that his name ryhmed with "vomit". She did.

EDIT: Its on youtube.

[QUOTE=coheneran;13424955]Lol, gook. You don't like BSB?[/QUOTE]
I like I Want It That Way and Rock Your Body because I don't care what people think.

Does that make BSB punx?


ps

When I look in your eyes
I see words I can't describe
And these words I'm telling you
And I tell you I love you

Oh don't try to put me down
Oh just because my back is turned around
I'm playing it straight for once
Cause baby I love you
I really do
There's no one like you
Baby I love
Baby I love you
No matter what I do
Baby I love you
And I tell you I love you

eran you post incredibly too much in the community thread.

[QUOTE=Rise Me Up;13427039]eran you post incredibly too much in the community thread.[/QUOTE]

What else am I gonna do? Talk about punk music? It's not like there's much room for discussion when it's all a matter of taste. I'm here more for the people, really...

Well you want me to kiss your ***
Well bend over, buddy, here comes my foot
I don't need your cry *** ****
Temper's rising, take a fit
Bite it you scum
Bite it you scum
Bite it you scum - Here I come
Bite it you scum
Well you want me to contribute
All I got is blood for you
All you want is more and more
Gluttony, you pig you whore
Bite it you scum - Here I come
Bite it you scum - I want your cum
Bite it you scum - Um, yum
Bite it you scum
One day when your end is near
I'll be laughing at your fear
When you're gone there'll be no one
Who'll be ****ing up my fun - No one
Bite it you scum
Bite it you scum - Here I come
Bite it you scum - I'm never gonna run
Bite it you scum
Bite it you scum
Bite it you scum
Bite it you scum - Here I come
Bite it you scum
Bite it you scum
Bite it, bite it, bite it, bite it
Bite it, bite it, bite it, bite it
Bite it, bite it, bite it you ****ing scum
Bite it you scum ****ing sucking whore

yay

Awwww, how romantic...

[QUOTE=coheneran;13428215]Awwww, how romantic...[/QUOTE]

yes, thats my thoughts exactly...

[QUOTE=coheneran;13427148]What else am I gonna do? Talk about punk music? It's not like there's much room for discussion when it's all a matter of taste. I'm here more for the people, really...[/QUOTE]

I'm going to agree with Eran, nobody comes to the Punk forum to talk about Punk music.

[QUOTE=asdf;13425013]I stopped being friends with people who kept liking music out of irony. I just didn't find it funny. They still do it, and I still don't think it's funny.
[/QUOTE]

Mhmm. A lot of people I know think I like the music I like (Rod Stewart, Elton John) out of irony but I don't.

[QUOTE=Jono9119X;13428209]Well you want me to kiss your ***
Well bend over, buddy, here comes my foot
I don't need your cry *** ****
Temper's rising, take a fit
Bite it you scum
And so on and so forth....
[/QUOTE]

Whats this utter bollocks??

G.G. Allin d00d

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;13428776]G.G. Allin d00d[/QUOTE]

Well i don't like it, Get rid of it, and fetch me something to eat.

You Hate Me And I Hate You is a good GG Allin song.

I come here soley for discussion of punk music.

GG allin wrote terrible music.

[QUOTE=lynch_me;13429108]GG allin wrote terrible music.[/QUOTE]

Id have to agree, somewhat, and he would also agree, he never said he writes good music. But he was a great symbol. He showed, and prooved, that there are NO limits in music, stage show or his music.

So I was looking for bass tabs, when I came across mandolin tabs for the Mischief Brew song "Departure Arrival." Well, since I have a mandolin in my house, I decided I would learn to play it today. Only thing is, I've never played mandolin before, and I'm left handed. I'm coming along pretty well, though.

I'm just no good at using a pick. I'm better at finger picking as though it were a bass (it just sounds kinda weird).

does anyone know any good punk bands, preferably horror punk, like on myspace or osmething, that like no one knows aboutt, i feel like listneing to somethingg..