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9th February 07, 03:57 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Dreadbelly
Panache, we need to talk. One day, I might have to adopt you in to my pirate crew of the damned. Perhaps as a second mate. Or even a captain. Whatever the position, I'd make sure you had officer's quarters and rations.
Hey Dread, cap'n sir what about me? I have a anchor tattoo and can tie a nifty bowline. Arrghg! *cough, cough*
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9th February 07, 03:58 PM
#2
Well, Panache, you certainly live up to your name. Nice claymore, but according to your definition, not very "goth". Does the F.H.C.A.G. approve of the Pirate lifestyle?
I have to disagree with ccga, the leather pants make the whole thing work. Keep up the flair brother, it works for you!!!
What are the "Phantasmagorfic" qualities of a kilt? All the men I know who wear them are real.
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9th February 07, 04:01 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by corbinj
Nice claymore,
Please see my original quote.
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9th February 07, 04:35 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by corbinj
...Does the F.H.C.A.G. approve of the Pirate lifestyle?...
I have to disagree with ccga, the leather pants make the whole thing work....
I agree with any lifestyle that gets him to wear those pants ! Seriously, though, those pants are what keeps Panache thin-every time they get too tight for comfort, he goes on a diet.
Be well,
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9th February 07, 04:50 PM
#5
That is the first time I've seen Panache in pants, didnt know he owned any. Well I am in 
I think you would make a wonderful Dread Pirate Roberts sir.
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12th February 07, 07:44 AM
#6
No, Raphael, I don't have a problem with
goths (or anyone else) wearing kilts.
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12th February 07, 08:35 AM
#7
I will say this I have been friends with a few goths back in highschool and they fit the discription that Panache posted fairly well... while it's not compleatly accurate, it's about as close as I'd be able to get too and I knew 5. As far as the kilt being Goth, I also agree, it depends on the Goth... and what the kilt looks like. Generally the ones that wear kilts wear ones that are either solid black or are very dark in colour... ie. red and black or even the Black Watch. I knew a guy when I was at the University of Missouri-Rolla who was goth and had a kilt in a Navy and Black tartan. I will say just like any other cultur of people one Goth differs from another differs from another and while you have one group that will define Goth as one thing, another group will say that group is wrong in some areas and go and define Goth another way. Also to point out, the "Vampire" culture is a spin off of Goth, but the few Goths I do know all agree that Vampires are very different then Goths. So, there you have it. It's a culture like any other, and just like any other they don't all agree what exactly their culture is but all share general common bonds. Also to point out, Goths are comprised of people with many different religious backgrounds, though I will agree more tend to be pegan or athiest but what I've learned from my Goth friends, most are agnostic. I hope that little religious point isn't in violation of the rules.
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