They're only truly dangerous when they have to fight cyberdolphins.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonny.illuminati
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They're only truly dangerous when they have to fight cyberdolphins.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonny.illuminati
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Originally Posted by inox
Yeah, that's what I'm talkin' about!!! (but the hooves should be sparklier and it really should be fighting a cyber-manatee as they are the true natural enemies of Magickal Fayeriye Uny'Qhornes).
BTW, if nobodies heard it yet.. Combchrist's "Prince of E-Ville" track.. lol
What ya thinking smokin' those clothes?
What ya thinking wearin' those gloves?
What ya thinking using that cane?
What ya thinking?
What ya thinking?
What ya thinking smelling like dirt, bad poetry of pain and hurt?
What ya thinking flashing your fangs?
What ya thinking?
What ya thinking?
"Could you be any more Gothic pretentious?!"
"How dare you speak to the Prince of E-ville that way you slut!"
"Prince if E-ville?! You work at fucking Dairy Queen!!!!"
What ya thinking?
.........wow.........
that's probably it. I must have seen you a lot at usher. I went pretty regularly. I miss that place.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Bat
Was anyone Aware that "Sir Nik"(aka:"Sal")
has CLUB DV8 in Los Angeles currently.
over near "L.A.X.",......
':-]}
There are a lot of clubs named 'DV8' it seems - Not sure if SF's was the first but considering it's location, I wouldn't be surprised. Now THAT SF Location was amazing... at Usher's heyday, we commanded 3 of the 4 floors - (the 2nd was storage and 'stuff')
basement was dark ambient/ethereal along with a movie room and various 'chill rooms'
first floor ballroom gothic/darkwave w/mezzanine and bands
third floor hard industrial with what, about 3-4 rooms where we had vendors and a long dancefloor where we had more bands.
Eventually the big bad SF city officials decided to citywide change every club in SF to 21+. That killed it. They just wouldn't buy it that even though our half our patrons were ageless vampires, they did make it into the country to get their ID's in time to reflect their true age and they were all listed as under 21... stupid technicalities.
^o^
':-({
~ oHhhhhh,...so sorry Dude,.....
well, ~ IF? Anyone is in the "L.A." area sometime,..
they can drop over to "Sir Nik"s' ( DV8 *version) Location...
n' check it out too.
':-]
depresses me that a bunch of whiners adopted their version of punk and sodomized it until it became emo. that shit makes me ill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wickedanima
fucking whiny-ass bitches.
i'd rather listen to death metal's unintelligible, a-melodic screaming.
which i have to do regularly, going to brocas helm gigs. for some reason the lineup is usually *several death metal bands + 25 year metal veterans brocas helm* and they're always last so i have to sit and wait through it. last time i forgot to bring my damn cell phone. yes. i'm rude. not as rude as moshers who don't get that i don't want them ramming their bodies into me.
the only death metal i'll listen to... actually has some musical value. *still wonders what the difference is, if any, between "hardcore" and "death/black."
/rambling
anyway. emo kids suck. god i'm glad i was a 90's grunge kid. *nostalgic*
lol yeah, we suck. we're nothing but losers who bitch and will probalbly amount to nothing because we're too self centered. :1orglaugh
emo is different for americans than czechs. well at least the part im from. the emos back home work as hard as possible to prove that we are something. its just our style and taste of music. too much spandex........
:1orglaugh
at least you can admit it.
the entirety of the human race is all just a bunch of posers anyway :thumb:
The difference between a "grunge" kid and a emo kid, is:Quote:
Originally Posted by soma_stardust
A emo kid is all about doom and gloom, but for some fucked up reason they seem to think they're owed something for their misery.
A "grunge" kid is all doom and gloom (back when we were young) and didn't think we'd live long enough to even get to see anything for our misery thus forgetting we were "owed" anything expect maybe a quick, painless death.
We grunge kids got the fuckin' shaft. We never even had the optimistic idea that we were owed something good. Fuckin' 90's!
Although, since we didn't expect anything but death, we took everyday on like it was a "last day of our life" fuckin' party! I have lots of dead brain cells to back up this thoery.---spelling "theory" wrong is part of the evidence.
http://www.break.com/index/emokid.html
Summary above.
Emo is just more proof that we are turning into a nation of pussies. American boys should want to be Clint Eastwood, not Little Lord Fauntleroy. This is exactly what happened to Greece, Rome, and more recently England...get on top then let your society become soft and corrupt. Keep it up pussy motherfuckers, and the Chinese will be our masters within 30 years. Real men aren't a bunch of cry-baby attention-seekers. I haven't cried since I was a child (maybe got a bit choked up when my babies were born, but hey...). There comes a time to put away childish things (like Emo) and step up and be a fucking MAN!
Emos are actually a perfect example of why extremist Muslims think they'll kick the shit out of us. They think that all Americans are soft and whiny. THANK YOU EMOS FOR CAUSING ALL THIS SHIT!Quote:
Originally Posted by thegreendevil76
90's grunge kids..................I remember them.................they were dumb kids too
Its alot like when there where a bunch of 16 year olds adopting Goth ways really, painting their faces clown white, whining that we older people weren't real Goths, and cutting themselves for attention.
Now them, the stupid grunge kids, and everyone else have taken the elder-sword in hand to beat he snot out of the stupid Emo kids.
Good I'm not the only one who thinks the same :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wickedanima
i think its cos the USA is portrayed outside the USA as a nation of the morbidly obese, who are too slow to run away from bombs and so big even the worst shooter with crap aim cannot miss themQuote:
Originally Posted by Ajax Knucklebones
SHHHH!! Don't tell the Goth kids. They'll get butthurt that we remember when they were slitting their wrists and proclaiming they were the seed of Satan. (Which, btw, I totally told them they weren't as loudly as I tell everyone they're not vampires.)Quote:
Originally Posted by OliX
hahahahahahahahahaha
You ARE a vampire. Neet.
Let's drive a stake through his hearth.
Sign bellow if you approve this measure:
Do we need to wait for Christmas so it can be a holiday hearth or should we just fuck up the mantle as it stands, where it stands... Maybe we can get a dragon to stake it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dishuman
haha! nice catch!Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Bat
THE TERRORISTS HAVE WON BECAUSE OF THE EMO KIDS!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ajax Knucklebones
it's the circle of life in action...Quote:
Originally Posted by Wickedanima
B.L.T. was actually the folded one or two color zine Amelia did. Blue Blood was a bigger glossier production. Here is a page of nostalgia from '93 for you as well: (and yeah, I guess some of us vampires are still around. :rolleyes: )Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Bat
Holy Shit. Hey DJ Bat: What was that industrial band that played Berkeley Usher in late '93? They had this crazy setup where it seemed they were banging on garbage cans. Remember that show, albeit hazy as all hell.
Forrest: U were at The Berkeley Club once weren't u?
OEC
Yeah I still reference bands like Jawbreaker when I think of emo. It's kind of funny in retrospect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wickedanima
OEC
Crap - *embarrased* - yes! It was B.L.T. - see - too many white russians are bad for you mmm'kay?
And thanks Forrest! One less thing for me to scan :D
Now... garbage cans + 1993 = at the DV8 location.
Let me guess - ended with fire extinguishers going off? like, going off into the audience as well as the pair of $20,000 brand new leaked as prototype cyberlight intelligent lighting that the club had? Was that the band you think of?
yeah sounds right. Pretty hazy man. Goddamn that was one fine club though at all the locations.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Bat
OEC
That would be Babyland.Quote:
Originally Posted by One Eyed Cat
Remember I was talking about all the 'stories'..... well that's one of them. A sad one as I liked Dan / Babyland - I remember interviewing with them down at KXLU years ago when I was shopping Xorcist demo tapes.
Well we book them and they play. We had warned them about their 'oil drums' due to the space was inside and not the best place for true constant flame effects. Sure enough, 5 mins after they light the cans, the place starts to smell bad... really bad - My partners are freaking out cause of the smell and keep asking them to put it out.....
.....oh boy... I know all about being an artist on stage and performing within your element and blah blah blah....
well finally Shawni goes on stage to again politely ask Dan to put the fires out - nothing personal - people are gagging - the back doors are open but it's not helping.
Well... shortly thereafter, Dan grabs a fire extinguisher that is always up there by the stage and douses each drum. (/Professionalism on.)
That's where it should of ended.
Unfortunately, being young, in the heat of the moment and, well, a trash industrial band, Dan then (/Professionalism off) turned to the audience and proceeded to unload the entire rest of the extinguisher onto the crowd of about 300+ followed by a sweep up into the CyberLights valued at $10,000 each that were just put in by the owner of the lighting company as DV8 was a test location.
Now I learned the difference between Co2 and Dry Chem extinguishers when I was in high school... earlier if I actually came across one as I could read.
This was a Dry Chem extinguisher.......
So basically, panic ensued as people flooded out onto the street with Dry Chem all over them. One person is down with respiratory distress possibly moving into cardiac arrest from a direct blast from the extinguisher.
Might of been funny for some people at the time but NO ONE who came to see the show was laughing and we certainly weren't.
Immediately after that, us owner types try and regain control. My partner however has flipped out (understandably) and has got into Dan's face screaming at him to get his shit out of our club at once and never come back, and no, you won't be getting paid, etc...
Babyland packs up fast and we hear about how "House Of Usher" sucks and we're assholes from their gig the next day or so at Berkeley Square in Berkeley. In fact it seems to be a mantra for them.... which is sad because I really liked Babyland... alot... I just was sorta caught offguard wondering how, even in the heat of performing, someone could do something so... unfortunate...
Well, yea, we didn't pay them which was a harsh thing to do, but in the end, it cost us a lot more then their pay to get the place cleaned up as it had to be done basically by a hazmat team not to mention the hundreds of additional dollars we were charged to have the CyberLights re-conditioned.
Ugh.... now since this thread is about Vampyres, I can truly say THAT SUCKED!
Babyland yeah. I don't remember all that shit though. Usually ended up in the other room. Went the opposite direction of the deathrock diet plan back then so to speak. Remember crazy shit happening. Bout all. This was just after that horrible accident on the Bay Bridge yeah? Forget her name I'm sad to say (and that of my date to Babyland for that matter) Ugh.
OEC
Yea... I believe that was Amber. May be wrong on the name - I only got the horrible summary of how she stopped to help some drunk guy in an accident. Fucked up.
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Originally Posted by ForrestBlack
How did this end up in the True Vampyrs thread?
I was a vampyre back then. I think. Could still be... I still age though.. working on that.. :crap:
yup that's the one. Dunno on the name either.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Bat