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literal_garbage 09/24/17 11:13:40 PM #1:	Do you feel old now --- - literal garbage <cite>literal_garbage posted [p:887236179] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>Do you feel old now</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScottSweatshirt 09/24/17 11:14:18 PM #2:	Aged even worse --- Doggy mask, Pig hat, Penguin backpack! <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted [p:887236225] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>Aged even worse</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScottSweatshirt 09/24/17 11:15:07 PM #3:	American bands suck, when nirvana is the best example of quality music you have a problem --- Doggy mask, Pig hat, Penguin backpack! <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted [p:887236265] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>American bands suck, when nirvana is the best example of quality music you have a problem</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tezlok 09/24/17 11:15:26 PM #4:	I was 10 <cite>Tezlok posted [p:887236281] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>I was 10</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DiegoSanchez206 09/24/17 11:15:42 PM #5:	ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse --- Down goes Ohio State! https://youtu.be/IRqr8X6w6bo <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted [p:887236294] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote>Aged even worse</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlternativeFAQS 09/24/17 11:16:28 PM #6:	ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse nope <cite>AlternativeFAQS posted [p:887236335] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote>Aged even worse</quote> nope</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
literal_garbage 09/24/17 11:17:00 PM #7:	ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse Slow your roll kid --- - literal garbage <cite>literal_garbage posted [p:887236368] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote>Aged even worse</quote> Slow your roll kid</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImPickleRick 09/24/17 11:17:44 PM #8:	It's funny, Nirvana used to be the hipster go-to band. Now that time has passed the hipsters hate on Nirvana. <cite>ImPickleRick posted [p:887236407] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>It's funny, Nirvana used to be the hipster go-to band. Now that time has passed the hipsters hate on Nirvana.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScottSweatshirt 09/24/17 11:20:50 PM #9:	AlternativeFAQS posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse nope Listen to real music, leave the teenage years behind --- Doggy mask, Pig hat, Penguin backpack! <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted [p:887236591] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>AlternativeFAQS posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote>Aged even worse</quote> nope</quote> Listen to real music, leave the teenage years behind</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gamer99z 09/24/17 11:24:01 PM #10:	DiegoSanchez206 posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:887236747] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> Aged even worse</quote></quote> This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScottSweatshirt 09/24/17 11:27:44 PM #11:	Gamer99z posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a bright red hoodie, how would you respond? --- Doggy mask, Pig hat, Penguin backpack! <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted [p:887236950] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> Aged even worse</quote></quote> This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born.</quote> If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a bright red hoodie, how would you respond?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chill02 09/24/17 11:29:51 PM #12:	ScottSweatshirt posted... waaah --- Ave, true to Caesar. <cite>chill02 posted [p:887237054] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote>waaah</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bulletproofvita 09/24/17 11:30:15 PM #13:	Sonic is cool no matter what age dude --- PSN: bulletproofvita <cite>bulletproofvita posted [p:887237069] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>Sonic is cool no matter what age dude</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gamer99z 09/24/17 11:40:15 PM #14:	ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you... --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:887237564] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> Aged even worse </quote> </quote> This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born.</quote> If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond?</quote> Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScottSweatshirt 09/24/17 11:50:10 PM #15:	Gamer99z posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you... The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood habits --- Doggy mask, Pig hat, Penguin backpack! <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted [p:887238040] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> Aged even worse </quote> </quote> This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born.</quote> If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond?</quote> Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you...</quote> The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood habits</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Monkhood 09/24/17 11:53:09 PM #16:	In Utero is better tbqh. --- I won't have to live in this false, sinful, lying, dying body. <cite>Monkhood posted [p:887238186] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>In Utero is better tbqh.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheoryzC 09/25/17 12:04:21 AM #17:	Even if you have, Even if you need I don't mean to stare, We don't have to breed --- This is where my sigs suppose to be. <cite>TheoryzC posted [p:887238716] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>Even if you have, Even if you need I don't mean to stare, We don't have to breed</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Butterfiles 09/25/17 12:06:30 AM #18:	grunge has aged like milk --- http://www.last.fm/user/PigBun 56k warning <cite>Butterfiles posted [p:887238821] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>grunge has aged like milk</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gamer99z 09/25/17 12:07:51 AM #19:	ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you... The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood Who cares about a stigma? If I don't feel it, the dude wearing it doesn't feel it, then it's not a thing for either of us. The way it becomes a thing is by some individual getting involved in the social group that's judging someone else for something they like when there's no reason to. If I had to choose between a 60 year old man with a Sonic hoodie, and some middle aged asshole pointing out that they're too old to like [thing] I'd go with the 60 year old easy. But Nirvana, grunge, the 90's and all that were notably after youth. If anything her taste had to grow away from the 70's and 80's stuff she was most used to to be able to enjoy it when I started playing it because she didn't like that genre and also wasn't particularly a fan of the various bands and genres that ultimately influenced Nirvana's sound either. All your points are just a cluster fuck of childish ideas and a false sense of superior taste. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:887238874] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> Aged even worse </quote> </quote> This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. </quote> If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? </quote> Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you...</quote> The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood</quote> Who cares about a stigma? If I don't feel it, the dude wearing it doesn't feel it, then it's not a thing for either of us. The way it becomes a thing is by some individual getting involved in the social group that's judging someone else for something they like when there's no reason to. If I had to choose between a 60 year old man with a Sonic hoodie, and some middle aged asshole pointing out that they're too old to like [thing] I'd go with the 60 year old easy. But Nirvana, grunge, the 90's and all that were notably after youth. If anything her taste had to grow away from the 70's and 80's stuff she was most used to to be able to enjoy it when I started playing it because she didn't like that genre and also wasn't particularly a fan of the various bands and genres that ultimately influenced Nirvana's sound either. All your points are just a cluster fuck of childish ideas and a false sense of superior taste.</quote> ... 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masticatingman 09/25/17 12:09:16 AM #20:	'Come as you are' and 'Something in the way' are awesome. A few other tracks are pretty good. Some tracks aged really badly. --- Matter is error. Whoa. <cite>masticatingman posted [p:887238934] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>'Come as you are' and 'Something in the way' are awesome. A few other tracks are pretty good. Some tracks aged really badly.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Slip-N-Slide 09/25/17 12:20:56 AM #21:	ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you... The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood habits So you're saying Nirvana is juvenile while unironically displaying nothing but an extremely juvenile outlook on everything. --- Get wet. http://i.imgtc.com/2q3z3TmhFO.jpg <cite>Slip-N-Slide posted [p:887239445] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> Aged even worse </quote> </quote> This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. </quote> If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? </quote> Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you...</quote> The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood habits</quote> So you're saying Nirvana is juvenile while unironically displaying nothing but an extremely juvenile outlook on everything.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScottSweatshirt 09/25/17 12:33:45 AM #22:	Gamer99z posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... ScottSweatshirt posted... Aged even worse This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you... The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood Who cares about a stigma? If I don't feel it, the dude wearing it doesn't feel it, then it's not a thing for either of us. The way it becomes a thing is by some individual getting involved in the social group that's judging someone else for something they like when there's no reason to. If I had to choose between a 60 year old man with a Sonic hoodie, and some middle aged asshole pointing out that they're too old to like [thing] I'd go with the 60 year old easy. But Nirvana, grunge, the 90's and all that were notably after youth. If anything her taste had to grow away from the 70's and 80's stuff she was most used to to be able to enjoy it when I started playing it because she didn't like that genre and also wasn't particularly a fan of the various bands and genres that ultimately influenced Nirvana's sound either. All your points are just a cluster fuck of childish ideas and a false sense of superior taste. lol "who cares about a stigma"? Try looking up the meaning of words before using them, don't just copy what you see posted. Stigmas exist for the sole reason of recognizingsocial deviance. Everybody cares, not taking into account the maladjusted who don't know any better. Get outta here, you've been reading into the book if grinder a bit too much. Kurt didn't care about stigmas either which is why he didn't brush his teeth or wash his shirts, that mentality leaves you depressed. Better be careful --- Doggy mask, Pig hat, Penguin backpack! <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted [p:887240017] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote> Aged even worse </quote> </quote> This is one God awful opinion. And this doesn't really make me feel old because it came out before I was even born. </quote> If you caught your dad listening to nirvana, you would see it as lame. Right or wrong? Because you inherently understand the juviille nature of the music, life comes in phases and some things tend to get left behind. If you saw a 60 yr old man wearing a sonicvthe hedgehog shirt with a hoodie, how would you respond? </quote> Well my mom likes Nirvana and that didn't make me like them any less or see it as lame. They were a great band and Kurt was a good lyricist imo, even if it was angsty that doesn't inherently make it bad or give some arbitrary cutoff for listening to it or enjoying it. As for the Sonic hoodie thing, I'm not really sure what you're going for. I more than likely wouldn't even notice it or I wouldn't give it a second thought if I did because I'm not a judgemental asshole that could see someone wearing a hoodie with a character on it and get on some high horse about it or cut someone down for that. It seems dumb to arbitrarily add ages where you can no longer like some certain thing without there being something wrong with you...</quote> The fact that you refrain from judgement doesn't eliminate the social stigma from existing. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's not being an asshole, it's called being self aware. As for you mother, she's just a victim, she never developed her taste into adulthood so she's stuck with what she knows. Like a grown man eating fast food from childhood</quote> Who cares about a stigma? If I don't feel it, the dude wearing it doesn't feel it, then it's not a thing for either of us. The way it becomes a thing is by some individual getting involved in the social group that's judging someone else for something they like when there's no reason to. If I had to choose between a 60 year old man with a Sonic hoodie, and some middle aged asshole pointing out that they're too old to like [thing] I'd go with the 60 year old easy. But Nirvana, grunge, the 90's and all that were notably after youth. If anything her taste had to grow away from the 70's and 80's stuff she was most used to to be able to enjoy it when I started playing it because she didn't like that genre and also wasn't particularly a fan of the various bands and genres that ultimately influenced Nirvana's sound either. All your points are just a cluster fuck of childish ideas and a false sense of superior taste.</quote> lol "who cares about a stigma"? Try looking up the meaning of words before using them, don't just copy what you see posted. Stigmas exist for the sole reason of recognizingsocial deviance. Everybody cares, not taking into account the maladjusted who don't know any better. Get outta here, you've been reading into the book if grinder a bit too much. Kurt didn't care about stigmas either which is why he didn't brush his teeth or wash his shirts, that mentality leaves you depressed. Better be careful</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gamer99z 09/25/17 12:37:12 AM #23:	You're a weird dude. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:887240157] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>You're a weird dude.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
literal_garbage 09/25/17 12:47:25 AM #24:	dude is stealing my gimmick in my topic wtf --- - literal garbage <cite>literal_garbage posted [p:887240559] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>dude is stealing my gimmick in my topic wtf</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aelia 09/25/17 12:49:21 AM #25:	Drain You is a fantastic song. If you disagree, your musical taste is trash. --- En Taro Tassadar FFBE FC: 970.089.321 \| 1017 Orlandeau <cite>Aelia posted [p:887240636] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>Drain You is a fantastic song. If you disagree, your musical taste is trash.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SMAP- 09/25/17 12:51:49 AM #26:	Aelia posted... Drain You is a fantastic song. If you disagree, your musical taste is trash. Best song on the album along with Lounge Act --- http://imgur.com/a/RJN1f my favorite albums <cite>SMAP- posted [p:887240745] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>Aelia posted...</cite> <quote>Drain You is a fantastic song. If you disagree, your musical taste is trash.</quote> Best song on the album along with Lounge Act</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gamer99z 09/25/17 12:54:04 AM #27:	literal_garbage posted... dude is stealing my gimmick in my topic wtf Lol Aelia posted... Drain You is a fantastic song. If you disagree, your musical taste is trash. Drain You, Something in the Way, Polly, Aneurysm, Come As You Are, Lithium, In Bloom, and probably some others I'm forgetting are all undeniably great songs imo. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:887240829] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>literal_garbage posted...</cite> <quote>dude is stealing my gimmick in my topic wtf</quote> Lol <cite>Aelia posted...</cite> <quote>Drain You is a fantastic song. If you disagree, your musical taste is trash.</quote> Drain You, Something in the Way, Polly, Aneurysm, Come As You Are, Lithium, In Bloom, and probably some others I'm forgetting are all undeniably great songs imo.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ArtVandelay 09/25/17 1:03:34 AM #28:	Come As You Are Breed Lounge Act Lithium Territorial Pissings In Bloom Drain You On A Plain Stay Away Smells Like Teen Spirit Something in the Way Polly that would be my ranking. --- Vandelay Industries Importing & Exporting <cite>ArtVandelay posted [p:887241200] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>Come As You Are Breed Lounge Act Lithium Territorial Pissings In Bloom Drain You On A Plain Stay Away Smells Like Teen Spirit Something in the Way Polly that would be my ranking.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScottSweatshirt 09/25/17 8:31:12 PM #29:	Gamer99z posted... You're a weird dude. grow up --- Doggy mask, Pig hat, Penguin backpack! <cite>ScottSweatshirt posted [p:887288087] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote>You're a weird dude.</quote> grow up</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gamer99z 09/25/17 8:33:26 PM #30:	ScottSweatshirt posted... Gamer99z posted... You're a weird dude. grow up If growing up means being jaded and afraid to like what I like on account of what other people might think about me for liking it then I think I'll pass. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - Neon Octopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:887288229] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote><cite>ScottSweatshirt posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> You're a weird dude.</quote> grow up</quote> If growing up means being jaded and afraid to like what I like on account of what other people might think about me for liking it then I think I'll pass.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SMAP- 09/25/17 8:37:44 PM #31:	Oh if were ranking the songs Id say Drain You Lounge Act On a Plain Breed Lithium Something in the Way Stay Away In Bloom Smells Like Teen Spirit Polly Territorial Pissings Come As You Are Outside of Lithium, I think the singles on Nevermind are kinda easily some of Nirvanas weakest songs, though still not bad --- http://imgur.com/a/RJN1f my favorite albums <cite>SMAP- posted [p:887288503] in Nevermind ... [t:75811272]...</cite> <quote>Oh if were ranking the songs Id say Drain You Lounge Act On a Plain Breed Lithium Something in the Way Stay Away In Bloom Smells Like Teen Spirit Polly Territorial Pissings Come As You Are Outside of Lithium, I think the singles on Nevermind are kinda easily some of Nirvanas weakest songs, though still not bad</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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