Emo Now An Evil Cult Not Just Something To Joke About

It seems the Mail never misses an opportunity to confirm every bad opinion I have of them. I genuinely don't understand why anyone reads the scaremongering rag (except for a laugh).
 
Hmmm....I used to think it would be good for toilet paper, but the more and more I'm exposed to it I wonder if inflicting it anywhere near my bottom would be harsh.

Off topic, anybody think that the girl in the photo would have blossomed up really really well :o
 
I don't understand it, I have always believed "emo" to be a genre of music - short for 'emotive hardcore' i.e. Poison the well, Thursday, Glassjaw etc.

When did it progress beyond a genre and become an attitude? :confused:
 
Masterdog said:
It seems the Mail never misses an opportunity to confirm every bad opinion I have of them. I genuinely don't understand why anyone reads the scaremongering rag (except for a laugh).
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yeah but it makes entertaining conversations

i dont tend to read it but some1 forwarded me the link
 
Only after her death would they discover how she had secretly chatted online to emo followers all over the world, talking about death and of the "black parade" — a place where emos believe they go after they die. LOL PLEASEEEEEE
 
Spend_day said:
yeah but it makes entertaining conversations

i dont tend to read it but some1 forwarded me the link
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i always thought the daily mail was a good trusted source of information?? i don't personally read newspapers myself, but having seen a few articles on here from their website, they usually do quite lengthy informative in depth articles?
 
trickyj said:
I don't understand it, I have always believed "emo" to be a genre of music - short for 'emotive hardcore' i.e. Poison the well, Thursday, Glassjaw etc.

When did it progress beyond a genre and become an attitude? :confused:
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about 2 or 3 years about

i know every1 jokes about emos razorblades and crying in corners but i never thought any1 who wasn't an attention grabbing moron actually took this seriously

-Tauren- said:
i always thought the daily mail was a good trusted source of information?? i don't personally read newspapers myself, but having seen a few articles on here from their website, they usually do quite lengthy informative in depth articles?
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oh u missed a brilliant one about illegal downloads making people addicted to gambleing and porn.
 
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-Tauren- said:
i always thought the daily mail was a good trusted source of information?? i don't personally read newspapers myself, but having seen a few articles on here from their website, they usually do quite lengthy informative in depth articles?
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:D

You're joking right? It's sensationalist, uninformed ****
 
Yet another media provided excuse for people to hide from the real issues affecting people. Still, can't really be suprised.
 
-Tauren- said:
i always thought the daily mail was a good trusted source of information?? i don't personally read newspapers myself, but having seen a few articles on here from their website, they usually do quite lengthy informative in depth articles?
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Unfortunately not, the daily mail is very sensationalist and heavily bias.

The Craig said:
In short: Emo's are attention seekers.
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How ignorant you are to both 'emos' and 'suicide'.


This in my opinion is yet another very sad situation in which both parents and media are searching for a scapegoat to lay responsibility for their grief.
 
Wasn't emo/indie all about individualisation (word?) yet cos it's so popular they all dress EXACTLY the same?

If my son joins one of these trends that come around every couple of years he's getting disowned! :D

It's cool NOT joining in with everyone else. ;)
 
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