Written by Angelic Storm on 24.01.2011 at 02:26

Written by [user id=4365] on 24.01.2011 at 02:24
It's just one of those things I would imagine people would regard as pretty cheesy. They are awesome tops though, I'm looking forward to them arriving in the post

Ive never seen any before, so I can't comment. Im sure you'll look quite fine in them anyways, not twattish. hehe

Written by [user id=4365] on 24.01.2011 at 02:27
I'll let you judge (bear in mind I look absolutely nothing like the model i.e. not ginger)

http://www.attitudeclothing.co.uk/product_24416-105-1853_Raven-SDL---Octavius-Top.htm

and

http://www.attitudeclothing.co.uk/product_24414-105-1853_Raven-SDL---Cornelius-Shirt.htm

Written by [user id=4365] on 24.01.2011 at 02:36

Aye, they aren't too wacky that I'd get beaten up here (hopefully not anyway) but they're interesting enough for me to be happy with. I'd probably only wear them to appropriate places, certainly not to certain pubs anyway. I rarely find clothes I like to be honest so I had to snap them up. Steampunk has always interested me. Not sure I'd ever go the whole distance and buy goggles and stuff like that. Well maybe, I dunno.

Written by Angelic Storm on 24.01.2011 at 02:44

I rarely buy clothes, which some people might find weird for a woman, but I dont think I suit most types of clothes. lol

Written by [user id=4365] on 24.01.2011 at 04:41

That's one of the great things about Brighton, I can wear what the hell I like and nobody really cares. I went back to Canterbury over Xmas and felt pretty exposed and unsafe wearing New Rocks. You should come and live here ^_^

Written by Angelic Storm on 24.01.2011 at 08:00


You were wearing New Rocks? Okay, that's something else Ive never heard of! hehe

Yes I should! How easy was it for you to set up a move to Brighton? I really want to get out of this place, but at the moment it's difficult to see how I could go about it.

Written by [user id=4365] on 24.01.2011 at 13:45
Oh sorry, these things: http://is02.thegumtree.com/image/big/26138514.jpg

Well I had the advantage of living in student halls so I didn't have to worry about looking for a place. I guess the problem would be the travelling down to view places, it's a bit of a trek for you. I could try to find some websites that advertise places to live if you'd like though?

Written by Angelic Storm on 24.01.2011 at 18:48

Written by [user id=4365] on 24.01.2011 at 13:45
Oh sorry, these things: http://is02.thegumtree.com/image/big/26138514.jpg

Well I had the advantage of living in student halls so I didn't have to worry about looking for a place. I guess the problem would be the travelling down to view places, it's a bit of a trek for you. I could try to find some websites that advertise places to live if you'd like though?

Hey, nice boots! hehe

Yes, not knowing anyone living there, and not having a lot of money makes the prospect of moving there (or to any decent place really) very difficult for me.

That'd be awesome, yes I would like that, thank you. xD

Written by Gurth Bennas on 25.01.2011 at 12:05

Here in Iran, we can't dress in metalheads style. so I have to dress in regular style.

Written by Angelic Storm on 25.01.2011 at 12:47

Written by Gurth Bennas on 25.01.2011 at 12:05

Here in Iran, we can't dress in metalheads style. so I have to dress in regular style.

It must suck to like metal music and live in Iran..

Written by Gurth Bennas on 25.01.2011 at 12:05

Here in Iran, we can't dress in metalheads style. so I have to dress in regular style.

Written by [user id=107773] on 26.01.2011 at 14:21

If armour was sold regularly, I'd be more than willing to put on some chain mail, a helmet and equip myself with two broadswords :p

Written by ANGEL REAPER on 26.01.2011 at 17:47

Written by [user id=107773] on 26.01.2011 at 14:21

If armour was sold regularly, I'd be more than willing to put on some chain mail, a helmet and equip myself with two broadswords :p

The epic sequel to 101 Rules of power metal:
72. You don't have a fan club, you have an army.
73. No, seriously. They've all got swords, too.

Written by Gurth Bennas on 25.01.2011 at 12:05

Here in Iran, we can't dress in metalheads style. so I have to dress in regular style.

Written by Bad English on 26.01.2011 at 19:43

Written by Gurth Bennas on 25.01.2011 at 12:05

Here in Iran, we can't dress in metalheads style. so I have to dress in regular style.

Before Fuking revolution I saw old pics it was IMo Iranian football team, some men have a jeans , leatther jackets and lil longer hair(70's standart long)

Written by Bad English on 26.01.2011 at 20:35

Blame islam man

Written by [user id=107773] on 26.01.2011 at 21:17

Written by Bad English on 26.01.2011 at 20:35

Blame islam man

Blame those in power more like ¬¬

Written by Bad English on 26.01.2011 at 21:19

Written by [user id=107773] on 26.01.2011 at 21:17

Written by Bad English on 26.01.2011 at 20:35

Blame islam man

Blame those in power more like ¬¬

50's dressing even 70's was still evcen in west more suit and polite ,

Written by Bad English on 26.01.2011 at 21:34

Well Western Europe are more free, metal, goth, whatever are accepted herer, 70's punks n skin heads makes sociaty anhry even whot clothing, nowdays there no way how you can do ut whit cloths

Written by [user id=107773] on 26.01.2011 at 21:42
That's questionable man, for such 'enlightened' people, we are incredibly backwards. But in terms of small things like clothing and metal, sure, we're slightly more liberal, but there's still prejudice surrounding these things.

Written by Angelic Storm on 26.01.2011 at 23:00

Written by [user id=107773] on 26.01.2011 at 21:42
That's questionable man, for such 'enlightened' people, we are incredibly backwards. But in terms of small things like clothing and metal, sure, we're slightly more liberal, but there's still prejudice surrounding these things.

In the UK at least, there definitely is still prejudice surrounding issues like clothing and metal. Especially if you happen to live in an area infested with chavs. (or neds where I live) Which if you happen to live in an urban/inner city area, the chances of that are being the case are high. Its certainly not unheard of for people in this country to be beaten up (or even worse) just for liking goth/metal and dressing in an "alternative" way. The prejudice might not be government sanctioned, like it is in some middle eastern countries, but there is still prejudice in our general society regarding those things.

Written by [user id=107773] on 26.01.2011 at 23:13
People in the inner city are more tolerant, for want of a better word, when it comes to the mavericks of society, well they gotta be, you can lose your job for having opinions these days :p