Something we don't know about you...

Started by JC, November 08, 2007, 08:20:52 pm

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son_ov_hades


UglyJoe

Haha.  I love when people bring that up.  Face it, the term "emo" has been stolen and no longer means what it used to mean. 

I don't tell people I like emo music, I tell them I like Fugazi.

son_ov_hades

Indeed, but I use it as an opportunity to educate people about quality music.

Flash1087

Quote from: UglyJoe on February 16, 2009, 05:04:25 pm
Haha.  I love when people bring that up.  Face it, the term "emo" has been stolen and no longer means what it used to mean. 

I don't tell people I like emo music, I tell them I like Fugazi.


Exactly. Nowadays there's a huge difference between liking 'emo' and liking Rites of Spring, which is a shame. I hate when stuff like this happens.

turbo D

The word emo originated as meaning emotive hardcore, but it no longer means that. It now means emotional, whether we like it or not. Let us review a similar example: Take the word gay into mind. It used to mean happy, now it just means that you are a freakin' homo. I'm not gonna go around saying I'm gay and I'm not going to go around saying I like/am emo. lol. It is just something that must be accepted. The masses have spoken.
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UglyJoe

Quote from: turbo D on February 17, 2009, 01:06:05 am
The word emo originated as meaning emotive hardcore, but it no longer means that. It now means emotional, whether we like it or not.


I think I have a solution.  We can use "emo" for emotive hardcore and "emaux" for the whiny commercial stuff.  It's like faux and emo combined, so it makes sense, right?  Hooray for boredom-induced wit :P

son_ov_hades


nurd


UglyJoe

Hey, now.  MTVmo and emaux are perfectly cromulent words.

nurd

I meant like "emo" ;p

I guess not really a made-up word, but a word with an extra made-up meaning.

nintendodork

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