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booB
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MetalRose
ProgPower EMT
Regor said:
And I still find it so hard
To say what I need to say
(Are we going to keep going? This is fuN!)
-Metal
DAVETHEMETALGUY
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Dragongrrrl
Mistress Sassmuffin
No wonder the guys suggested using them as pasties...booB said:
"how many licks does it take..."
Aeturnia said:No wonder the guys suggested using them as pasties...
"how many licks does it take..."
3 ..... according to age old tradition.
Joel-RZ
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Aeturnia said:No wonder the guys suggested using them as pasties...
"how many licks does it take..."
In Virginia pasties is all we get.
How many licks? Never truly finished.
Formerly known as Chris F5
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Wishmaster
Heavy Metal Llama!
Aeturnia said:No wonder the guys suggested using them as pasties...booB said:
You mean pastries?
--Mike
Regor
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Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Unca Kev
Bass Player & Music Pimp
Aww shit! We can't have 2 master Shakes on this forum. Maybe Greykiller can be Carl!Mxgonzo said:Hay!! Master Shake is mine!!
He's gonna kill me now!
MetalRose
ProgPower EMT
freakchylde
PPUSA Driver o' Doom!!!!!
I'll wear a tag, but not for a "tag" day. With one piercing missing, that ain't gonna fly.
As for the corsets, it really depends on what kind you have. I usually attach any tag I have to wear to the shoulder strap.
As for the corsets, it really depends on what kind you have. I usually attach any tag I have to wear to the shoulder strap.
Yippee38
Living the dream!
I'm not big on the "Fuck you" thing either. I'm not so worried about kids reading them. There aren't a lot of kids around PP.
One of the things I love about PP is that everybody is so cool. I also like that the businesses in the area are starting to learn that most of the PP people are pretty cool. It increases the reputation of the festival with the community in which it takes place. If we start walking around with "Fuck you" name tags, it will harm that reputation. I'd rather not do that.
Besides, I just don't wear nametags.
One of the things I love about PP is that everybody is so cool. I also like that the businesses in the area are starting to learn that most of the PP people are pretty cool. It increases the reputation of the festival with the community in which it takes place. If we start walking around with "Fuck you" name tags, it will harm that reputation. I'd rather not do that.
Besides, I just don't wear nametags.
Yippee38 said:
I seriously doubt the Subway (or wherever) is going to turn away paying customers because they're wearing a humorous name tag that says "Fuck You". Money talks... much louder than a name tag. Also, I don't see how even if a local business is aware of the ProgPower group, why it would matter what their "reputation" is, how a name tag could hurt it, or why anyone would even care. Even so, when there were name tags at the fest 4 - 5 years ago, most people just took them off when they left the venue... and they didn't even say "Fuck You" on them!
I don't understand why this would be an issue.Yippee38 said:Besides, I just don't wear nametags.
Now that I can understand!
trentdk
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I really wouldn't worry about that phrase with kids, lol. I'm sure most of us were using "fuck you" in middle school at least. Now if it said "Fuck me in my ass! My name is Trent"... -then-, i'd worry about the kids, lol.
Yippee38
Living the dream!
Sumeet said:
I'm not talking about Subway. I'm talking more about businesses like hotels. You're right about the money though. As long as PP keeps selling out the hotels, they probably will turn a blind eye.
I guess it's just not my style.
Rick Pierpont
Odin's Court Guitar
That's because you have style! I'll say fuck just as much as anyone, but I do agree that it sheds a bad light on PP. It basically feeds right into the stereotype that people have for metal heads.Yippee38 said:
Inside the Earthlink is one thing, but I think it would beyond crass to go wearing them around town. That's the kind of thing I'd expect to see at Ozzfest, not ProgPower. Its not about the kids and its not about the power of money, its about not acting like asses.
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