• @[email protected]
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    506 months ago

    I come from the Grunger generation where you’d only wear the bands you loved. I dont get why you’d wear a band shirt of a band you werent listening to.

    Had a kid (well early 20s) come into work in a Nirvana smiley shirt a few years back. I said “Oh you like Nirvana, then?” (paraphrased as it was a couple of years back)

    “What’s that?”

    “Your shirt.”

    “What??”

    “You’re wearing an old band’s shirt!”

    “No its not.” Side-eyes me as she walks off. I was just excited as I thought someone was into the music. Ahh well.

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      236 months ago

      Sometimes you just don’t know if it’s band merch or just a cool thing.

      An ex used to wear an “are you dead yet” sticker on her boot. She didn’t even know the band children of bodom and thought it was just cool.

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        146 months ago

        This is insanity. This is like wearing a punisher skull logo and not knowing the association to killer cops.

        Research what you wear! If you’re gonna be a billboard, at least know what you’re advertising

          • @[email protected]
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            66 months ago

            Totally agree.

            This comes from a person who has elected not to get any of the tattoo designs I really wanted, as their Nordic motif unfortunately was coopted by Nazis. Glad I researched!

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      36 months ago

      I noticed a lot of Indians like to wear Nirvana t-shirts, and I think that’s actually hilarious.