[QUOTE=NakedRaygun872]Dude, I found out you can make friggen furniture out of PVC pipe. You can make a whole living room for like 20 bucks.[/QUOTE]
you can make like, anything with PVC pipe.

[QUOTE=NakedRaygun872]Dude, I found out you can make friggen furniture out of PVC pipe. You can make a whole living room for like 20 bucks.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'm sure it's sooo comfortable.

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena]Yeah, I'm sure it's sooo comfortable.[/QUOTE]

The ladies will love it.

[QUOTE=me likes punk]good ways to pierce genitals? sp?[/QUOTE]


with a piercing gun obviously

[QUOTE=OI! to the World!][URL=http://www.congregationofcoolkids.com/punkrockhowto.htm]The Dumbest thing ever.[/URL][/QUOTE]

lol..."so it is of high importance that you buy as many noise-making chains, plaid patches, and any other Hot Topic clothing as possible. But please remember, collared shirts are only acceptable if they are faded, a plain color, or striped with big bold stripes of two colors."

Alex had a blackthorn walking stick. It may be called a bhata in Irish. It's a traditional Irish walkingstick/weapon, made popular from 1850's-1920's in huge brawls at wakes and weddings. You can find them on ebay but they're expensive. I don't think the cane he used and the sword cane he had in one scene were the same one at all . . .

Droog=friend
Slooshie=hear
Viddy=see
Litso=head, (face)
Ptiteso=girl
Malchikiwick=boy
Devotchka=.. . .maybe rogueish type girl
Starry=old
Yarbles=gonads
Moloko=milk
Eggiwegs=eggs
Goloss=voice
Veck=working type/innocent type-civilian
Rot=mouth
Guts=stomach
Malencky=little, (as in amounts)
Krievvy stuff=blood
In out in out=sex/rape
Horrorshow=cool; good
Ultraviolence=battery
Glazzies=eyes
Nadsat=rogueish type boys.. or girls

Hell hell hell, and that would be all I like remember currently, O brothers. Now give Uncle Whatohwellwhatever some points!

huh?

We didn't ask for nadsat

[QUOTE=NakedRaygun872]Dude, I found out you can make friggen furniture out of PVC pipe. You can make a whole living room for like 20 bucks.[/QUOTE]
how could you not know that. its like not knowing you can make a full tuxedo out of duct tape and will power

I made a studded belt from my mom's stuff. It sucked though so I bought one at pacsun instead

I started making more band patches like I've done before. They're so much work though, because I use a really tidius technique where I cut my own stencils. Still, fun way to waste time.

My mom gave me a book about making your own posters, because it also has a chapter on silk screening. I'll be sure to check that out.

My DIY story. I got a dark blue denim vest for christmas. Soaked it in bleach overnight, making it pretty light. Cover it in poatches, some handmade, some bought. Bought some pins, threw em on, drew on it some, covered the rest in studs. Ill post pics later.

Allrighty, here's my DIY stuff.

I have a button maker, and I usually sell my buttons for a dollar, but I also use it just to make buttons for myself. Here's some of the buttons I've made. Most of these suck, though.
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/buttons.jpg[/url]

I also make my own patches. The way I do this is I print out the image that I want from my computer onto some cardboard-ish material. Then I cut the image like a stencil and use fabric paint. Fabric paint pens work a lot better then just bottles of fabric paint, but they run out much faster.
Here's some of the patches that I have finished:
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/patches.jpg[/url]
And here's the patches that I haven't finished yet:
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/mrbungle.jpg[/url]
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/portishead.jpg[/url]
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/toasters.jpg[/url]

I also make my own tie-dye, but that's mostly just for selling. Right now it's my only income.

I also made a tire mark shirt by putting fabric paint on cardboard, running over the cardboard and then rolling back. Then I place the shirt under the tire, roll over it and back. [url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/tireshirt.jpg[/url]
I got the idea from this picture of my mom and her friends back in the day. [url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/the80s.jpg[/url]

And here's some pants that my mom made. apparently they were black when she first made them. They're really worn out now. Quite risky to wear. [url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/pants1.jpg[/url]

I can't find oxblood DMs, I was looking for the 10 hole ones with the steel toe, then I found out the don't make them any more...but I did hear that you can make it look like oxblood, by getting the cherry red and doing something with shoe polish? is that true, how would I do that just get one of those black shoe polish things in the tubes with to sponges on it, and put it on the wipe it off, so you don't turn it all black, or something?? does anyone know?? oh, I did see some stuff call Oxblood boot polish, what's that? would that get the color?

[QUOTE=Platinum_twf]I can't find oxblood DMs, I was looking for the 10 hole ones with the steel toe, then I found out the don't make them any more...but I did hear that you can make it look like oxblood, by getting the cherry red and doing something with shoe polish? is that true, how would I do that just get one of those black shoe polish things in the tubes with to sponges on it, and put it on the wipe it off, so you don't turn it all black, or something?? does anyone know?? oh, I did see some stuff call Oxblood boot polish, what's that? would that get the color?[/QUOTE]
Check this out. [url]http://oxbloodoi.proboards23.com/index.cgi?board=How&action=display&num=1075714518[/url]

I got my Docs at Camden Market, that makes me more punk than you

I have vegan creepers.


LETS GO FAKE LEATHER!

w00000000000000000000000t

[QUOTE=dkm4life010]i found one of my old jackets!! score!!

[url]http://aquapunk2.tripod.com/id10.html[/url]

my guitar, too.[/QUOTE]


Just curious, what is that band playing on the bottom? (video)

anyone?

[QUOTE=asdf23]Here's some of the patches that I have finished:
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/patches.jpg[/url]
And here's the patches that I haven't finished yet:
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/mrbungle.jpg[/url]
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/portishead.jpg[/url]
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/toasters.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]
Whoa, those patches are really really good. They look as good as the ones you buy... mine always come out as complete crap. I'm impressed.

And mad props to the Rocko's Modern Life pin. :thumb:

[QUOTE=GhettoBox]Just curious, what is that band playing on the bottom? (video)[/QUOTE]

that,my friend, is dropkick murphys playing the gauntlet. alrighty, im in the mood for some streetlight manifesto patch making.
[url]http://interpunk.com/itemimages2/44978.gif[/url]
besides this^^, any other logo/picture good to make?

the streetlight

[QUOTE=asdf23]
I also make my own patches. The way I do this is I print out the image that I want from my computer onto some cardboard-ish material. Then I cut the image like a stencil and use fabric paint. Fabric paint pens work a lot better then just bottles of fabric paint, but they run out much faster.
Here's some of the patches that I have finished:
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/patches.jpg[/url]
And here's the patches that I haven't finished yet:
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/mrbungle.jpg[/url]
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/portishead.jpg[/url]
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/toasters.jpg[/url]
[/QUOTE]

How think of a cardboard do you use? I've been thinking of doing the same thing, but I don't know what to use to make the stencil out of.

[QUOTE=asdf23]Allrighty, here's my DIY stuff.

I have a button maker, and I usually sell my buttons for a dollar, but I also use it just to make buttons for myself. Here's some of the buttons I've made. Most of these suck, though.
[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v614/asdfqaz/buttons.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]

how big are those? centimeters or inches? i'd totally buy one, except i have a pin-making contraption but the pins are fricken an inch and a half...
im gonna use photo paper to make patches now! (the stiff stuff)

EDIT: i'd do the streetlight but i want to try something with a stencil and i think it'd be a little hard

i made some patches
[url]http://aquapunk2.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/patchs.jpg[/url]
suicide machines, the vandals, and streetlight manifesto.

tripod suckssss

i..really dont care who host my site. as long as it works and it suits me fine

it doesnt work though

[QUOTE=Brain Squirmin' Like a Toad]How think of a cardboard do you use? I've been thinking of doing the same thing, but I don't know what to use to make the stencil out of.[/QUOTE]
It doesn't have to be all that thick. More like extra thick paper than cardboard is what I use. Since I design the stuff on the computer (or just print the logo off from the computer) I don't want to use something that's too thick to go through the printer.

The thing is, if you are just going to draw the image you want to cut freehand, you might want to use something as thick as regular cardboard, because my stencils get ruined if I use them more then once, usually. I guess it depends how detailed the stencil is.