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method
2003-12-01, 10:45 PM
why are there so many "normal" looking people @ buzz? i just don't like the idea of anyone considering it a place to go "look good". i look at the pictures up on the web & i see tight black pants, cable-knit sweaters, button down collared shirts with slacks, and baseball jerseys. don't we all get enough of this on a daily basis? i mean, there have always been people dressed nicely here & there for as long as i've been going out, but it was so rare that it was almost the most amusing thing of all because it was so strange to see people in suits at buzz...now it seems like that's all you gan get a shot of. is it just me or does this violate the appeal of total inhibition for anyone else? it's just that part of the reason i liked buzz SO much was the anticipation of what kind of cool shit i would SEE, not just hear, and it was always my fellow partygoers who blew my mind with their originality & ironic incorporations of everyday objects into raving...

OK, so candy is dead, that makes sense for a variety of reasons, but let's have some fucking FUN here people!

I just can't help but feel like it creates a different vibe, and I don't think that if EDM culture is overly-normalized it will retain it's childlike charm that captivated so many of us...

Thanks for letting me spout, how do you feel about it?

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 10:50 PM
I havent noticed but then again I dont really care all that much what people look like just as long as their cool and not killing the vibe.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 10:50 PM
...I dressed up in my 8th grade private school uniform two weekends ago....


:shrug: I think my opinion is obvious. :shrug:

LovinBuzz
2003-12-01, 10:51 PM
Its all about freedom to wear what you want. If someone feels comfy dressing up thats ok.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 10:52 PM
And if a hot chic feels comfy in revealing undergarments.... that's okay, too. :D

SCHLiTZ
2003-12-01, 10:52 PM
You can't make people dress the way they do.... styles change and I'm sorry your hung up on the way people dressed a few years ago....
EDM is about the music... If you are trying to recindle the "rave" vibe, that ain't going to happen.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 10:56 PM
<--- has enough "recindled vibe" to go around... :D

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-01, 10:56 PM
i never look normal....

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 10:58 PM
Normal is Boring

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 10:59 PM
I dont want to be normal. I take great pride in the fact that Im not.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:01 PM
You know, when I was little I used to tell people I wanted to be "Nermal".... You know, that cute little kitten from the Garfeild comics? :D

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-01, 11:01 PM
actually me and one of my girls was having this similar discussion the other day. Its become more of a fashion show with the girls at Cubik....its like dress to impress...blaaaaaaaaaah!

im sorry but if i cant dance in it i aint gonna be wearing it! Its one thing to be stylin..but its another to enable ur dancing for fear of one of ur body parts falling out.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:03 PM
I can HONESTLY SAY that I never worried about my "body parts" falling out at Buzz... but every now and then I fear walking up the stairs....

SCHLiTZ
2003-12-01, 11:03 PM
You wanted to be Nermil....You wanted to be shipped to Syberia???

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:03 PM
Dance nekkid. Problem solved

iminxtc
2003-12-01, 11:03 PM
i like candy
i like dressy club clothes
i also like comfy baggy pants and tshirts
thats what i like about naiton i can wear any of the above
but then again peopl like you bash others for wearing what the hell they want. noone is dressing for anyone. peole wear what they like. even if it is underwear, or tight black pants, or candy.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:04 PM
...trust me...there are just some people you do NOT want to see nekkid...let alone DANCING nekkid... :chilly:

The Logic Theorist
2003-12-01, 11:05 PM
I've been going to parties for about 7 years, which is not as long as some of the people on here I know. I go out to be comfortable and enjoy music and my friends. Not a fashion show. I wear nice clothes because that's what I enjoy, and if that offends your counter-culture ideals, I can't say I really give a fuck.

I'll be there next week just the same, baseball cap, nice sweater, comfortable jeans that don't flare out 10 feet and drag all over the ground, and NOTHING day-glo.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:06 PM
...See, now I feel impulsed to bring day-glo socks with me and force Logic to wear them...

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:06 PM
Dosent matter what they look like as long as they have a good time.

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-01, 11:06 PM
fuuuuuuuuuuk......im always stylin like woah..and there aint any muthafuckah out there that dresses like me....i mean ppl do try to bite my style. BUT i stand alone....seen?

Stryda!
2003-12-01, 11:07 PM
I have a look that is normal. I cant help it. I just cant wear 36" wide legs any more. I did all that 3 years ago. Its gone now. I just go with what Im comfortable in. I would bet I get thought of as a "non-raver" all the time by all the club kids even though Ive been involved for years. :D

The Logic Theorist
2003-12-01, 11:08 PM
Originally posted by A.J. Inx
...See, now I feel impulsed to bring day-glo socks with me and force Logic to wear them...


I hate it when people touch my feet, so you'd have a double challenge there.

And I -do- wear steel toed boots :D

Emily
2003-12-01, 11:08 PM
Why does it matter what other people are wearing? Does it really bother you that much. One thing that is really good about Nation is that you can wear whatever you want. Not that I'd wear some of the things I've seen other girls wearing there.. heh. But, it's nice that people can wear whatever they feel like wearing.

iminxtc
2003-12-01, 11:09 PM
as long people are comfy...its whatever. if i dont like what someones wearing it doesnt bother me. but if i do, i compliment them! :D

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:09 PM
It dosent matter. If anybody cares that much about what other people think of them then they should stay home.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:09 PM
Hmmmmmm... I stand alone... with my drink as my best friend... my cigarette as my lover... and my shirt as my bulletin board for my current political veiws. Yes. :yes:

iminxtc
2003-12-01, 11:10 PM
i like cigarettes

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:10 PM
Cigs are my best freinds some times.

iminxtc
2003-12-01, 11:11 PM
mine too but not in this weather

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:12 PM
:werd: I hate that I cant smoke in my house.

Stryda!
2003-12-01, 11:12 PM
Originally posted by iminxtc
i like cigarettes

:highfive:

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:12 PM
:shrug:

iminxtc
2003-12-01, 11:16 PM
:woot:

LovinBuzz
2003-12-01, 11:17 PM
Originally posted by dabigfro99
:werd: I hate that I cant smoke in my house.

I love that I can smoke in my house. :D

iminxtc
2003-12-01, 11:18 PM
im glad i dont smoke in my house. it makes it smell like shit

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:18 PM
:fu:

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-01, 11:20 PM
smoking is sooooooooo overated

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:20 PM
Hmmmmm.... i miss my smokes... I'm taking the next week off so I can stop coughing up blood... :cheer: Yay! :cheer:

Emily
2003-12-01, 11:21 PM
I'm glad no one in my house smokes.

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-01, 11:22 PM
baked NOT fried

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:24 PM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
smoking is sooooooooo overated


No its not.

*checks bank account for check from Phillip Morris*

method
2003-12-01, 11:25 PM
Originally posted by Schlitz
You can't make people dress the way they do.... styles change and I'm sorry your hung up on the way people dressed a few years ago....
EDM is about the music... If you are trying to recindle the &quot;rave&quot; vibe, that ain't going to happen.

i'm not hung up on a style of dress, i think we should all be entitled to an alternative to "meat-market" nightlife.

i'm getting a tired of hearing "EDM is about the music", it's so easy to rally around some catch phrase, but we should all be careful not to bastardize our scene with apathy. YES i heartily agree that the music is of foremost importance, but it isn't everything. it's about the total experience: the sound, the lights, the venue, the people; the whimsy...everything all together! just the same way that a DJ set isn't all about track selection or mixing ability, it's about how the selection, order and mixing all come together to form a cohesive experience that's greater than the sum of its' parts. the way that you present yourself & the way you act there are your contributions to the cohesive experience of going to a party. maybe that's just me.

I'm sorry if i seemed fascist or something somehow...i would never want make anyone do anything, except maybe smile.

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-01, 11:28 PM
smiling is sooooooo overated

retail
2003-12-01, 11:28 PM
you should check out "Club Utopia!" :smurf:

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:29 PM
:shady: I don't fucking smile on demand. :shady:


:D

DCdude
2003-12-01, 11:30 PM
:lame:

Crap

your contridicting yourself

That's one of the cool things a bout the party
The variety of people and the style

It's a party don't take it or yourself to serious

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:30 PM
I do.

Edit: To A.J. Inx post

The Logic Theorist
2003-12-01, 11:30 PM
I understand where you are coming from, I just think you might be phrasing it a bit wrong. People used to wear crazy costumes to parties, and that's part of the experience. That I agree with. But sighting the presence of other people who maybe choose not to dress up as the problem is what's getting some of us in a huff. We're just old :wink: we did our dressing up back in the day already. Younger kids just didn't come in and take up that place in the scnee, but since we've all done it none of us miss it.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:32 PM
I wanna dress up for Friday... but I don't know what as... I've already been an anime girl, a geisha, a unicorn, a school girl... and the white party is in two weeks, so I need to plan for that, too....

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:33 PM
Go nekkid



















:jk:
:D:

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:35 PM
...alright, no free shot of yager for you...

method
2003-12-01, 11:48 PM
i didn't mean to sound judgemental or too serious. there's probably no removing my foot from my mouth on this one...but for the records

normal looking people aren't a problem

i just want buzz to remain different from other dance clubs, because i never had as much fun anywhere else.

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:51 PM
*pokes Method* Hey, kid... Don't fake the funk. If you care so much, don't whine about it... BRING IT like it hasn't ever been BROUGHT-EN before you!


That's what I always say, anyways.

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:53 PM
Are you losing youtr voice?

Emily
2003-12-01, 11:53 PM
Just go and have fun. Worrying about what others are wearing isn't going to make you have more fun :P.

The Drifter
2003-12-01, 11:53 PM
Jager

A.J. Inx
2003-12-01, 11:54 PM
<--- looses her voice at every party...along with her bestest friend EVER, Crystal!

decoy
2003-12-02, 01:19 AM
what would one wear to a club so as not to get laughed at by the locals? If showed up in my baggy pants and a Lucky 13 work shirt would I be allowed in?

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 01:27 AM
nope!

u would be taken to the back, stripped down and unwillingly objectify urself to an outfit from Louie Vuitton!

Jungleluv09
2003-12-02, 01:37 AM
Originally posted by method
why are there so many &quot;normal&quot; looking people @ buzz? i just don't like the idea of anyone considering it a place to go &quot;look good&quot;. i look at the pictures up on the web &amp; i see tight black pants, cable-knit sweaters, button down collared shirts with slacks, and baseball jerseys. don't we all get enough of this on a daily basis? i mean, there have always been people dressed nicely here &amp; there for as long as i've been going out, but it was so rare that it was almost the most amusing thing of all because it was so strange to see people in suits at buzz...now it seems like that's all you gan get a shot of. is it just me or does this violate the appeal of total inhibition for anyone else? it's just that part of the reason i liked buzz SO much was the anticipation of what kind of cool shit i would SEE, not just hear, and it was always my fellow partygoers who blew my mind with their originality &amp; ironic incorporations of everyday objects into raving...

OK, so candy is dead, that makes sense for a variety of reasons, but let's have some fucking FUN here people!

I just can't help but feel like it creates a different vibe, and I don't think that if EDM culture is overly-normalized it will retain it's childlike charm that captivated so many of us...

Thanks for letting me spout, how do you feel about it?


:falatic:

Listen up people! If you want to wear shoes and suits, go to court! You don't party in that shit. You try to make yourself look professional in front of a judge in that shit. I would definitely hate going to jail in that shit. I say we clown those losers who go to Buzz in Suits. I think that is so wack!

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 01:38 AM
whos going to jail?

tranKwilized
2003-12-02, 01:40 AM
Originally posted by method
why are there so many "normal" looking people @ buzz? i just don't like the idea of anyone considering it a place to go "look good". i look at the pictures up on the web &amp; i see tight black pants, cable-knit sweaters, button down collared shirts with slacks, and baseball jerseys. don't we all get enough of this on a daily basis? i mean, there have always been people dressed nicely here &amp; there for as long as i've been going out, but it was so rare that it was almost the most amusing thing of all because it was so strange to see people in suits at buzz...now it seems like that's all you gan get a shot of. is it just me or does this violate the appeal of total inhibition for anyone else? it's just that part of the reason i liked buzz SO much was the anticipation of what kind of cool shit i would SEE, not just hear, and it was always my fellow partygoers who blew my mind with their originality &amp; ironic incorporations of everyday objects into raving...

OK, so candy is dead, that makes sense for a variety of reasons, but let's have some fucking FUN here people!

I just can't help but feel like it creates a different vibe, and I don't think that if EDM culture is overly-normalized it will retain it's childlike charm that captivated so many of us...

Thanks for letting me spout, how do you feel about it?

Note that I'm posting this without reading anyone elses responses, sorry if I repeat anything...

I have a large collection of Kik Wears and Caffeines dating back to the 1998 lines. Haven't bought a pair since early - 2001. Why? Because I don't like wearing them out anymore. On special occations&nbsp;such as:&nbsp;Starscape, The 10 - Year, etc.. I will get all "raved out" but for the most part I dress in whatever I feel like wearing. One week I'll wear a T-neck, next week a hoodie, the week after that God only knows what. The great thing about going out to Buzz is that I don't have to think about this. I walk over to my closet and what mood I'm in effects what I pick out to wear that night - not what I think is required to fit in there. If I'm in a party mood, maybe I throw on a pair of big jeans and a t-shirt.. But if&nbsp;I'm in the mood to chill out, drink, and talk to friends all night, than I'll wear something nicer and more comfortable.&nbsp;I plan on dressing up for all of the upcoming Theme Nights as well.

I don't see how what you wear directly effects how much FUN you&nbsp;can&nbsp;have. If you have to dress a certain way to have fun, than I have pity for you. By telling people what they should and shoulden't wear to a "rave" you are effectively contridicting your original argument. No dress code means just that - NO DRESS CODE. That doesn't mean that it's a bad thing to wear something nice.&nbsp;Maybe what you consider "cool" isen't what everyone else considers "cool" *gasp*

Everyone: Continue to wear whatever you want to wear and come to Buzz knowing that nobody is going to give a fuck either way. Peace.

decoy
2003-12-02, 01:41 AM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
nope!

u would be taken to the back, stripped down and unwillingly objectify urself to an outfit from Louie Vuitton!


louis vitton huh? what if I favor gucci more? would that be acceptable? Also would I have to rock the bling bling? cause I don't like jewelry that much.

bboyneko
2003-12-02, 01:50 AM
it happens to many clubs..people stop going to listen to music and dance and go only to pick out some grade A meat, see and be seen and buy over-priced drinks.

I go only to dance.

The Drifter
2003-12-02, 01:52 AM
Originally posted by tranKwilized


Note that I'm posting this without reading anyone elses responses, sorry if I repeat anything...

I have a large collection of Kik Wears and Caffeines dating back to the 1998 lines. Haven't bought a pair since early - 2001. Why? Because I don't like wearing them out anymore. On special occations&amp;nbsp;such as:&amp;nbsp;Starscape, The 10 - Year, etc.. I will get all &quot;raved out&quot; but for the most part I dress in whatever I feel like wearing. One week I'll wear a T-neck, next week a hoodie, the week after that God only knows what. The great thing about going out to Buzz is that I don't have to think about this. I walk over to my closet and what mood I'm in effects what I pick out to wear that night - not what I think is required to fit in there. If I'm in a party mood, maybe I throw on a pair of big jeans and a t-shirt.. But if&amp;nbsp;I'm in the mood to chill out, drink, and talk to friends all night, than I'll wear something nicer and more comfortable.&amp;nbsp;I plan on dressing up for all of the upcoming Theme Nights as well.

I don't see how what you wear directly effects how much FUN you&amp;nbsp;can&amp;nbsp;have. If you have to dress a certain way to have fun, than I have pity for you. By telling people what they should and shoulden't wear to a &quot;rave&quot; you are effectively contridicting your original argument. No dress code means just that - NO DRESS CODE. That doesn't mean that it's a bad thing to wear something nice.&amp;nbsp;Maybe what you consider &quot;cool&quot; isen't what everyone else considers &quot;cool&quot; *gasp*

Everyone: Continue to wear whatever you want to wear and come to Buzz knowing that nobody is going to give a fuck either way. Peace.

This man is wise. :meditate::bowasian::meditate:

Yakko Red
2003-12-02, 01:54 AM
Originally posted by method


OK, so candy is dead....

Dear God,

Finally, all that quarter tossing and wishing actually did something...

Thanks,
The guy on the couch

iminxtc
2003-12-02, 03:53 AM
guy on couch?

tranKwilized
2003-12-02, 04:18 AM
It's a Half Baked thing.

iminxtc
2003-12-02, 04:19 AM
that movie... i just cant relate too

Julierose
2003-12-02, 12:18 PM
I am so with you... The first time I went to nation I looked around and wondered what I had walked into... people wearing jeans and cowboys jerseys. :sadblue: Candy isnt really dead... go to a masive and you will see tons of people wearing candy. I personally have these little light up braids that I like to stick in my hair when i go to parties, they're a total conversation piece. When I first walked in there though I felt way out of place, which then just made me feel old. Like I'm from some former era of raver/party kid. (Maybe thats true, I have UFO's older than some of the kids that were there-okay maybe not literaly) but thats another thing, does anyone even wear UFO's anymore? Caffeines? Ecko? Does anyone even remember 'Polo Ravers'? I remember when candy was a necessity, even for the junglists. (Dont even get me started on THAT strange separtation) But I dont get the way people dress there either. It may have something to do with the radio advertising that they do, it attracts all kinds of people, especially when you do it on DC101.

sorry I got a little off topic with my nostalgia...



they killed Killer 'B'!

ravetildawn
2003-12-02, 12:45 PM
i jus like to be comfy and wear things that allow me to dance freely :)

ravetildawn
2003-12-02, 12:46 PM
Originally posted by A.J. Inx
You know, when I was little I used to tell people I wanted to be &quot;Nermal&quot;.... You know, that cute little kitten from the Garfeild comics? :D


one of my cat's names is Nermal (he's really cute, but oh so bad), tho my mom gets confused and calls him either Nemo or Normal.....

Julierose
2003-12-02, 12:53 PM
does he look like nermal?

ravetildawn
2003-12-02, 01:02 PM
no, not really - he looks quite a bit like a siamese - white with grey sopts and blue eyes. my baby's so perty.
i named him more for his personailty and my love for garfield :)

mtd2003
2003-12-02, 01:14 PM
Why on earth would you complain about people dressing nice to go out?

Girls in brightly-coloured, excessively baggy, rave-wear don't do anything for me. Especially with stuffed animals, or their stuffed animal backpacks.. or those dark circles under their eyes from having been up for days on end.

Ick to unflattering, large pants- ick to heavy sweatshirts.

It's very much about pulling off whatever you wear with grace. Like you probably shouldn't go out dancing in like 5 inch heels, or those hot, black knee-boots with the tiny skirts (where am i going with this again.. oh yeah).. my point was, you have to, and I do, give mad props to the girls who can go out, dress all sexy, look damn fine and still have a good time dancing the night away.

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 02:31 PM
once again fuckboy roy..it aint a muthafukin fashion show...

I'll say this one more time....if ur going out to try to pick up ppl at edm parties...then u gots a problemo! People that are hott..are hott regardless what they are wearing...its not the clothes that make the person...its the muthafuckin person that makes the person, comprende?

Jungleluv09
2003-12-02, 02:32 PM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
whos going to jail?


Trust me there is no feeling compared to being caged up without a change in clothes!

cee
2003-12-02, 02:33 PM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
once again fuckboy roy..it aint a muthafukin fashion show...

I'll say this one more time....if ur going out to try to pick up ppl at edm parties...then u gots a problemo! People that are hott..are hott regardless what they are wearing...its not the clothes that make the person...its the muthafuckin person that makes the person, comprende?

:werd:

Jungleluv09
2003-12-02, 02:37 PM
Originally posted by mtd2003
Why on earth would you complain about people dressing nice to go out?

Girls in brightly-coloured, excessively baggy, rave-wear don't do anything for me. Especially with stuffed animals, or their stuffed animal backpacks.. or those dark circles under their eyes from having been up for days on end.

Ick to unflattering, large pants- ick to heavy sweatshirts.

It's very much about pulling off whatever you wear with grace. Like you probably shouldn't go out dancing in like 5 inch heels, or those hot, black knee-boots with the tiny skirts (where am i going with this again.. oh yeah).. my point was, you have to, and I do, give mad props to the girls who can go out, dress all sexy, look damn fine and still have a good time dancing the night away.


You're either joking, or just plain :lame:

Jungleluv09
2003-12-02, 02:38 PM
Originally posted by ravetildawn



one of my cat's names is Nermal (he's really cute, but oh so bad), tho my mom gets confused and calls him either Nemo or Normal.....


Nermal is soooo cute!

Julierose
2003-12-02, 03:02 PM
all of a sudden...:topicsucks:

mtd2003
2003-12-02, 03:13 PM
How does one argue with "plur its whats on the inside that counts not how you dress" anyway?

The point of this thread was just as superficial as the one I made. This person wanted to see more creative, outlandish rave-gear at parties. There was nothing implied about them having outgoing personalities, or being thoroughly wonderful individuals through and through.

I'm of a dissenting opinion. I like the fact that people are dressing fashionably and stylishly. For a change.

Honestly, whoever really liked that whole scummy raver look anyway?

Never once did I say that I prefer vapid, well-dressed people to interesting, down-to-earth types.

Maybe it's just that you're all particularly ugly or bad dressers... hey not my problem.

You need to get some of that Queer Eye For The Straight Guy crap going on.

Julierose
2003-12-02, 03:19 PM
um... I loved the 'raver' look... comfy

mtd2003
2003-12-02, 03:23 PM
Originally posted by Julierose
um... I loved the 'raver' look... comfy

I said SCUMMY raver look.

elad
2003-12-02, 03:26 PM
:haha: x 10000

yeah that one!

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 03:45 PM
i wanna spin trance and be badass pleeeeeeeeeeeease, then can i wear raver clothes?

Julierose
2003-12-02, 03:46 PM
Originally posted by mtd2003


I said SCUMMY raver look.

um, i know what you said, I can read, jackass.

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 03:48 PM
babygirl dont listen to him....dress how u wanna dress....he spins trance..enuff said

Julierose
2003-12-02, 03:51 PM
babygirl, thats what my b/f calls me... strange...

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 03:52 PM
hey i was stickin up for ur ass..dont be hatin on me...i call all my girls that!

mtd2003
2003-12-02, 03:52 PM
Originally posted by Julierose


um, i know what you said, I can read, jackass.

I asked who liked the whole "scummy raver" look.

You responded that you liked the "raver" look.

I figured you had mistakenly misquoted me and possibly COULDN'T read. There are some people out there with that problem and they get by in society, functionally. Show some sensitivity.

And I'm glad you corrected me. Won't happen again.

Julierose
2003-12-02, 03:56 PM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
hey i was stickin up for ur ass..dont be hatin on me...i call all my girls that!
I know! Its cool, it was just an observation!! we cool? :smooch:

Julierose
2003-12-02, 03:59 PM
Originally posted by mtd2003


I figured you had mistakenly misquoted me


nope, I said what I said on purpose. It was an intentional misquote...

mtd2003
2003-12-02, 04:00 PM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
babygirl dont listen to him....dress how u wanna dress....he spins trance..enuff said

That's a little close-minded.

Hypocrites.

decoy
2003-12-02, 05:23 PM
random thought: The scene from the movie Swordfish where they showed the vvip club where Gabriel Shear hangs out was just called to mind. You know, everybody was hot and wearing overly fashionable clothes and drinking glowing drinks. I really liked that movie........

the sex molesters
2003-12-02, 05:31 PM
whateva. whateva. i do what i want.

Jungleluv09
2003-12-02, 05:42 PM
Originally posted by Julierose
all of a sudden...:topicsucks:


You can say that again...

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 05:42 PM
hey inergy..i like ur sig..what track is that from???

the sex molesters
2003-12-02, 05:44 PM
i think it's called "VIP area" or something like that.... it's one of the tracks that miss kitten did with felix da housecat, i think it's on "Kittenz and thee Glitz"

mtd2003
2003-12-02, 05:45 PM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
hey inergy..i like ur sig..what track is that from???

Miss Kitten and The Hacker - Frank Sinatra

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 05:46 PM
thanks both of u!

the sex molesters
2003-12-02, 05:46 PM
^ yeah that's it.

the sex molesters
2003-12-02, 05:47 PM
it's one of those tracks that i really really wish i had but don't.

the sex molesters
2003-12-02, 05:47 PM
maybe this xmas.

Bunny
2003-12-02, 06:02 PM
Originally posted by method
why are there so many &quot;normal&quot; looking people @ buzz? i just don't like the idea of anyone considering it a place to go &quot;look good&quot;. i look at the pictures up on the web &amp; i see tight black pants, cable-knit sweaters, button down collared shirts with slacks, and baseball jerseys. don't we all get enough of this on a daily basis? ...
Thanks for letting me spout, how do you feel about it?

I agree. I have never seen so many people dressed up in Buzz before, it almost makes me want to. I was made fun of the first time I came to Buzz last year because I was dressed up. So why is everyone choosing to do it now?? Boring. That is why I always liked Buzz. You could come to the club and just hang out and have fun. Do glowsticks really look good with a three-piece suit??

brkbt junglegrl
2003-12-02, 06:15 PM
glowsticks dont look good with anything unless they are being used to beat kandi kids.

the sex molesters
2003-12-02, 06:17 PM
and btw.... dancing liquid in a suit looks really gay.

:blush:

KTlovesbuzz
2003-12-02, 06:19 PM
method, what did you wear out to your last party??

Julierose
2003-12-02, 06:24 PM
hey, dancing with glowsticks is an artform alright...

method
2003-12-02, 07:45 PM
my last party i wore a pair of caffeines (23" for those who want to know...)& a tshirt that says "d&b".

Julierose
2003-12-02, 07:47 PM
so people DO still wear caffeines!!! how about UFO's?

Julie L.
2003-12-02, 07:48 PM
I don't think what method is trying to say is that people "shouldn't wear what they want."
I think his fear, is that he and others, might be inclined to feel inhibited because they stick out like a sore thumb if they dress "ravery". This could easily happen if everyone looks like they are in a Gap ad.

badkitty3804
2003-12-02, 07:50 PM
I won't be present for this Friday's Cubik...but you best believe that I'm going to come up with something crazy for the White party.

BACK ON TOPIC...
I don't see the problem with people dressing 'normal' at Cubik. :shrug: Everyone that knows me has seen me wear everything from cat ears to suspenders to 'normal' to just strange.

"To each man his own"

The Drifter
2003-12-02, 08:28 PM
Originally posted by brkbt junglegrl
glowsticks dont look good with anything unless they are being used to beat kandi kids.


:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Julie L.
2003-12-02, 08:34 PM
it's too bad everyone seems to be misunderstanding the point to the post.

znrg3k
2003-12-02, 08:36 PM
i haven't really seen anyone dressed up, except some girls? and then the older guys *i guess*... only the older crowd by the bar play 'dress up' in their 3 piece suits (which i haven't seen yet at least... have seen slacks/dress shirts though... still seems to be the older crowd again?) no offense to anyone :D it's all good... it isn't a fashion show though, at least.... doesn't seem like it yet, when i see a lot of the people that actually dance wearing dressy stuff that they can't dance in you know there's something wrong!

'I have a look that is normal. I cant help it. I just cant wear 36" wide legs any more. I did all that 3 years ago. Its gone now.'

I'll still sport wide legs :} being a raver is being a deviant sorta... you dress how you want to, you dance how you want to, in the end, it's all about what you want and ofcourse, having fun.

Julierose
2003-12-02, 09:17 PM
Hey!! I'm 'older', you got beef?!?

:jk:

Julierose
2003-12-02, 09:17 PM
Originally posted by Julie L.
it's too bad everyone seems to be misunderstanding the point to the post.

Well dear, why dont you explain it to us then...

GimmeABreakBeat
2003-12-02, 09:23 PM
Originally posted by Schlitz
You can't make people dress the way they do.... styles change and I'm sorry your hung up on the way people dressed a few years ago....
EDM is about the music... If you are trying to recindle the &quot;rave&quot; vibe, that ain't going to happen.


:werd:

badkitty3804
2003-12-02, 09:28 PM
Originally posted by method
... it's just that part of the reason i liked buzz SO much was the anticipation of what kind of cool shit i would SEE, not just hear, and it was always my fellow partygoers who blew my mind with their originality &amp; ironic incorporations of everyday objects into raving...

OK, so candy is dead, that makes sense for a variety of reasons, but let's have some fucking FUN here people!

I just can't help but feel like it creates a different vibe, and I don't think that if EDM culture is overly-normalized it will retain it's childlike charm that captivated so many of us...

Thanks for letting me spout, how do you feel about it?


And the key part of the first post.
(we get sidetracked easy)

Everyone have FUN with your clothes on Friday night! break loose and wear what you wouldn't normally rock out on a normal night :yes:

Julie L.
2003-12-02, 09:32 PM
By the way, Julierose, I didn't mean you. I was referring to the people who think his post is "superficial" etc. Regardless, the observation he made is supported. I read a post earlier last month, where Buzz was going to start encouraging people to dress like non-candy ravers from the mid-ninties, and reward them by giving them free admission. So, method might have a concern that is legitimate that's all.
If the mood at the party is influenced in any way by the people you see, then, it might be more fun if more people broke away from the everyday. I can't speak for method, but it's true that if most people look conservative then whoever, might feel inhibited and reconsider dressing a certain way.

Julie L.
2003-12-02, 09:35 PM
i agree badkitty.

Julierose
2003-12-03, 11:39 AM
Originally posted by Julie L.
I read a post earlier last month, where Buzz was going to start encouraging people to dress like non-candy ravers from the mid-ninties, and reward them by giving them free admission.

:falatic: That is total bullshit. I, for one, will find other venues if this goes into effect. Sorry but I am a kandi raver from the mid ninties and to tell me that I have to pay because of how I am dressed and others get free admission because of how they dress is absolutely ludacrist.
Ya know, it used to be us against them, now it's us against us.
I'm not feeling very plurry anymore now...
:sadblue:

BuzzCat
2003-12-03, 11:47 AM
Whether some like to admit it or not, the majority of the people do NOT go out to clubs just for the music (tho, it is a nice thought that people could be so pure). Most people go out to clubs becuase they like the music, and for the social interaction, for the scene, whatever that may be. I know I personally do miss going out and seeing heavy creativity put into outfits, especially kandi kids. I know that if I had someone to do it with me, or I saw enough people putting the effort into it when i went out, I'd be challenged to do it again too. That was half the fun of going to Buzz when I first started.

just my thoughts.

mtd2003
2003-12-03, 12:52 PM
Originally posted by Julie L.
By the way, Julierose, I didn't mean you. I was referring to the people who think his post is &quot;superficial&quot; etc. Regardless, the observation he made is supported. I read a post earlier last month, where Buzz was going to start encouraging people to dress like non-candy ravers from the mid-ninties, and reward them by giving them free admission. So, method might have a concern that is legitimate that's all.
If the mood at the party is influenced in any way by the people you see, then, it might be more fun if more people broke away from the everyday. I can't speak for method, but it's true that if most people look conservative then whoever, might feel inhibited and reconsider dressing a certain way.

How you dress IS superficial.

If people feel inhibited and reconsider dressing a certain way because of how everyone else looks- THAT is superficial and feeling self-conscious, you should reconsider how you dress- since it's probably going to affect how you act.

If you say "fuck how everyone dresses conservatively, I'm going wild" and wear crazy clothes- THAT is still superficial.

Oh, and before you people get all uptight-

There's nothing wrong with it.

Julierose
2003-12-03, 01:15 PM
Originally posted by mtd2003


If you say &quot;fuck how everyone dresses conservatively, I'm going wild&quot; and wear crazy clothes- THAT is still superficial.



That could also work the other way though. All the people who say "fuck how everyone dresses in crazy clothes, I'm gonna wear a three piece suit" thats superficial too...

Alexis
2003-12-03, 01:19 PM
Do not judge anyone by their covers....

what people wear is unimportant in the overall scheme of things, what matters is...how crazy, uninhibited, psychotic, fun, colorful and weird you are on the inside.

I myself look fairly normal compared to a lot of people, yet...My personality and adventerous levels of insanity far surpass most that express themselves through CLOTHING

the clothes or hair color do NOT make the person.

mtd2003
2003-12-03, 01:19 PM
Originally posted by Julierose


That could also work the other way though. All the people who say &quot;fuck how everyone dresses in crazy clothes, I'm gonna wear a three piece suit&quot; thats superficial too...

That was my point. The entire concept is superficial, no matter which side you are on.

I thought I made it clear with the examples.

But it's the harmless fun superficiality that everyone loves.

method
2003-12-03, 01:21 PM
don't worry julierose...i don't think they're trying to be discriminatory w/the door policy.

i think, and i'm sure you will agree since you seem to be of the same "era" as i, that fox5's report was the deathblow to candy @ buzz; and for a very practical, albeit sad, reason. i would guess that most everyone knows that candy _used_ to be advertising...i.e. "get your candy here..." *wink wink*. once buzz's privacy was violated, people got paranoid and felt like candy was now advertising "cavity search me now, PLEASE!"

i think it's probably in the interest of staving off further unwanted attention that they're encouraging non-candy creative dress. don't take it personally! i've heard reports of failed legislative attempts to characterize neon beads as drug paraphanalia; so who can blame them?

Julierose
2003-12-03, 01:22 PM
:werd:mtd, i was just ribbin ya...:thumbsup:

mtd2003
2003-12-03, 01:25 PM
Originally posted by Julierose
:werd:mtd, i was just ribbin ya...:thumbsup:


ah yes

jokes

we dont have those where i work

sorry

hahaha though

Julierose
2003-12-03, 01:28 PM
Originally posted by method

i've heard reports of failed legislative attempts to characterize neon beads as drug paraphanalia; so who can blame them?

:wtf:

neon beads? you have got to be shitting me! so I guess my 4 yr old niece is a druggie now cause she wears neon beads. Whatever, I'm moving, this country is just getting too freakin rediculous. Fuckin republicans...

method
2003-12-03, 01:42 PM
the key word is "failed"! thank god. yes, i agree it's ridiculous, but you have to remember it's easy to get an item into the legislative agenda (however unreasonable...), but hard to pass it through!

Julierose
2003-12-03, 01:54 PM
Its the principal of the thing though...


:usa: :rl:

decoy
2003-12-03, 10:53 PM
Randomness: I think "out of space" by prodigy is possibly the coolest song ever.:thumbsup:

badkitty3804
2003-12-03, 10:55 PM
I :lessthanthree: that song. :thumbsup:

Mandaba
2003-12-03, 11:08 PM
uhm, plur? :shrug:







if the "scene" is about letting people express themselves as they want too, who are we (as a whole) to judge and tell each other what to where? no one is the same, everyone has a different comfort level with what they wear. yes i am sure some people do wear certain items of clothing to get attention, but you don't know that for a fact unless you know that person personally. and as for clothes making a person, bullshit. at BBB some female was dancing beside me in some 3 inch (cute) heels. i asked her if she was insane and she said she had no problem with them and was super nice, and never stopped dancing the entire time. at first glance i had,unfortunately, categorized her with the "glow" crowd. when actually, she turned out to be jus as nice as most people i know. clothes don't make a person, personality does.

Spazz
2003-12-03, 11:54 PM
good point i mean i have been dressing like a freak for 20 years, i just hate going into the 7-11 in the freakiness sometimes b/c i getr some looks but overally my girls eurotrash eve and aj inx are a great inspiration!!!go girlz!!

Mandaba
2003-12-03, 11:56 PM
i LOVE eve's style AND the fact she makes her own clothes, talk about hotness. i want her to make me some clothes :puppydog:

Milkman John
2003-12-04, 12:46 AM
Originally posted by decoy
Randomness: I think &quot;out of space&quot; by prodigy is possibly the coolest song ever.:thumbsup:


i remember the first time i ever heard that song...

kid who played it for me is no longer around, unfortunately, but he is responsible for me being into EDM as heavily as i am...

unfortunately the rest of that story isn't allowed on the board

:D

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 12:58 AM
Originally posted by method
OK, so candy is dead, that makes sense for a variety of reasons, but let's have some fucking FUN here people!


I still wear my kandi :shady:

Hehehehehe... I have fun every week I go out :yes:

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 01:02 AM
kandi is hot

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 01:07 AM
Kandi IS hot :yes:


:smooch:

Trei
2003-12-04, 02:08 AM
i started getting sad when i realized that less people were dressing up to go out, and less people were dancing for the sheer pleasure of it, so i decided to make up for those peopl by colleting any candy i could, wearing my biggest(cleanset) pants and accessorizing with wings or other fun costume pieces......

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:10 AM
i wear a piece of kandi almost evertday! it makes the day feel happier!

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:13 AM
I usually have on a piece of kandi every day too! :yes:

And wings... I want to bust out with my wings so bad..... I haven't worn them since... um.... before Buzz shut down...

Trei
2003-12-04, 02:27 AM
if you wear your wings i'll wear mine

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:29 AM
When homeboy?

Trei
2003-12-04, 02:30 AM
i think the next time i'll be out is the whit party, and i just happen to have a pair of white wings

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:32 AM
I don't have a pair of white wings!!!!!

Trei
2003-12-04, 02:33 AM
sorry, only have one white pair the rest are black

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:35 AM
:crying2:

I need a pair of white wings.....
I have pink ones. Those might work, cause I think I'm wearing my 40 inch pink UFOs to the white party....

with everything else white, of course :yes:

Trei
2003-12-04, 02:37 AM
if you really need white wings, try a costume shop, or a theatrical supply place

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:41 AM
Originally posted by Trei
i think the next time i'll be out is the whit party, and i just happen to have a pair of white wings

:plur: i swear if i get hit with wings....im gonna go postal! holloween flashbacls like whoa

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:43 AM
Originally posted by Trei
if you really need white wings, try a costume shop, or a theatrical supply place

Not sure where any are around here? I don't want to pay a bunch of money to get wings that might get ruined at Cubik....

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:44 AM
Originally posted by Funshine
:crying2:

I need a pair of white wings.....
I have pink ones. Those might work, cause I think I'm wearing my 40 inch pink UFOs to the white party....

with everything else white, of course :yes:

you can hit me wiht your wings :plur:

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:44 AM
Originally posted by iminxtc


:plur: i swear if i get hit with wings....im gonna go postal! holloween flashbacls like whoa

Ya know??

But me with wings is different than say, oh, 50 girls with wings :yes:

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:45 AM
try a consignment shop..they have cheap shit

Mandaba
2003-12-04, 02:45 AM
i have a white pair of angel wings....but they're BIG and HEAVY and jus not fun to dance in or walk around in...plus you'd hit TONS of people...:sadblue: sorry im not much help lauren-pluren

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:47 AM
hi amanda!

Mandaba
2003-12-04, 02:48 AM
hi amanda!

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:48 AM
Originally posted by iminxtc
try a consignment shop..they have cheap shit

Where and WHAT the hells is a consignment shop????

Originally posted by FavoriteMistake
i have a white pair of angel wings....but they're BIG and HEAVY and jus not fun to dance in or walk around in...plus you'd hit TONS of people...:sadblue: sorry im not much help lauren-pluren

Thass okeedoke.... I might just wear my pink wings ... they'll match my pants. Altough white ones would be AWESOME!!!

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:49 AM
3 lovley plur bunnies!

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:50 AM
Hehehe..... dammit! We ARE three lovely plurr bunnies!!!

And on that note, I'm going to bed. Tired :yawn:

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:51 AM
night lauren! thanks again!

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:52 AM
:klondike: like woah, lots of post!

DeAtHmOnGeR bEaR
2003-12-04, 02:56 AM
:yes: lots of posts indeed.....


They really DO need to have a late-night mod on this piece :D

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 02:58 AM
it should be ME! im always up dammit!

Mandaba
2003-12-04, 03:31 AM
it's plurrific!

Charran
2003-12-04, 03:38 AM
This will be post number 170!!!

Mandaba
2003-12-04, 03:38 AM
this will be 171! :specialed:

Charran
2003-12-04, 03:39 AM
I wonder what the highest number of posts a thread has been up to before it got locked...

MattaKnox
2003-12-04, 03:40 AM
it's a lot. a real lot. to the point where the purpose of the thread was to make it the longest ever.

Charran
2003-12-04, 03:46 AM
Can we make it to 200?

MattaKnox
2003-12-04, 03:56 AM
well ya never know when those mods will swipe in and lock 'em down, but i'm sure if you stay focused, eat all your wheaties and all that jazz, it can be done.

as for me. i'm turning in. g'night. :wave:

Charran
2003-12-04, 04:06 AM
Damn it, don't have any wheaties here at work so I guess we'll be doomed...

The Drifter
2003-12-04, 04:14 AM
We kind of just stop posting and go hijack another thread or make a new one when there are no mods around.

Charran
2003-12-04, 04:22 AM
:yes:

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 04:28 AM
the big for is very wise

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 04:37 AM
Originally posted by Funshine
:yes: lots of posts indeed.....


They really DO need to have a late-night mod on this piece :D

Not you though, so stop hinting about it.

This is the second time I've seen you whine about being a mod. It's really annoying me.

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 04:41 AM
actually i was whining

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 04:44 AM
not as mush as funshine.

Don't ge me started.

I'm beggin for the innocents on this board who don't know how much of a jackass I can be, just don't.

Milkman John
2003-12-04, 04:46 AM
you're a jackass?

:fu:

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 04:50 AM
Originally posted by Fingerprint
you're a jackass?

:fu:

Something like that :D

I can get away with murder too.

Mandaba
2003-12-04, 04:50 AM
http://sinfest.net/d/20031124.html :afterbuzz: i love sinfest

Milkman John
2003-12-04, 05:01 AM
Originally posted by Yakko Red


Something like that :D

I can get away with murder too.


thats what i heard....

:fu:

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 05:02 AM
i beg for a smiley daily....hence the sig

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 05:03 AM
Originally posted by Fingerprint



thats what i heard....

:fu:

I wish.

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 05:05 AM
you probably do.

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 05:06 AM
I just said I did. If people think I can get away with anything I might as well should be able to.

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 05:10 AM
we should be able to kill jackasses and get away wiht it

Milkman John
2003-12-04, 05:14 AM
naw we should just gaslight them

(gaslighting is a reference to an old 1944 movie where a woman believes her husband is trying to drive her insane. Gaslighting is when you do insane amounts of evil weird shit to someone for the sole purpose of driving them insane....it's interesting to watch this happen. god i miss school...)

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 05:15 AM
Originally posted by Fingerprint
naw we should just gaslight them

(gaslighting is a reference to an old 1944 movie where a woman believes her husband is trying to drive her insane. Gaslighting is when you do insane amounts of evil weird shit to someone for the sole purpose of driving them insane....it's interesting to watch this happen. god i miss school...)

:haha:

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 05:15 AM
Originally posted by iminxtc
we should be able to kill jackasses and get away wiht it

Hey now, where's the love?

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 05:16 AM
no love

MattaKnox
2003-12-04, 05:22 AM
Originally posted by Fingerprint
naw we should just gaslight them

(gaslighting is a reference to an old 1944 movie where a woman believes her husband is trying to drive her insane. Gaslighting is when you do insane amounts of evil weird shit to someone for the sole purpose of driving them insane....it's interesting to watch this happen. god i miss school...)

bwahahaha.

correct me if im wrong, but i believe this strategy has already been employed against cliff.

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 05:24 AM
Originally posted by MattaKnox


bwahahaha.

correct me if im wrong, but i believe this strategy has already been employed against cliff.

Am I insane? Yes. Was it gaslighting? No.

What did it? What pushed me over the edge? How did I cross the line of no return? I'll tell you... I was engaged once, and the effects of that will never fade away.

:yakkored:

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 05:25 AM
Originally posted by iminxtc
no love

YOU'RE LIKE ALL THE OTHERS!!!!

MattaKnox
2003-12-04, 05:27 AM
Originally posted by Yakko Red


Am I insane? Yes. Was it gaslighting? No.

What did it? What pushed me over the edge? How did I cross the line of no return? I'll tell you... I was engaged once, and the effects of that will never fade away.

:yakkored:

stop splitting hairs. :D

Yakko Red
2003-12-04, 05:28 AM
Sorry, it's early or late and the wit is slowly fading away.

iminxtc
2003-12-04, 05:31 AM
Originally posted by Yakko Red


YOU'RE LIKE ALL THE OTHERS!!!!

thats one thing ive never heard before

Charran
2003-12-04, 06:41 AM
This is now 202 so we beat the 200 mark... yay and stuff... I guess...

badkitty3804
2003-12-04, 07:50 AM
:nono: