Challenge Conventional Thinking (1 Viewer)

[Dennis Nicholls]

Hey Jeff, knock off the obscene references, OK?

Brian Cohen: "You are all individuals!"

Crowd (in unison): "We are all individuals!"

Oddball: "I'm not."

 

[Lew Crippen]

I'm Spartacus

 

[Jeff Ulmer]

I did leave out the optional underwear part...

Purpose? Decorative.

 

[Jack Briggs]

"I love to see them running."

 

[Jeff Ulmer]

This is a key image.

 

[MarkHastings]

It's like the South Park epsiode with the Goth kids...

If you wanna be one of the non-conformists, all you have to do is dress just like us and listen to the same music we do.

 

[Jack Briggs]

Revenge.

 

[Scott L]

SWAT came into my house, disrespect my family. Someone rat me out. Toretto... IT WAS YOU!

 

[Cees Alons]

Ah!
A Thinking-Challenged Convention!


Cees

 

[Jim_F]

I don't know so much about the '60s, but in the early '70s, said jeans were required to be Levi's, "Big Bells" preferred. Any deviation from this norm was only grudgingly tolerated.

 

[Jeff Ulmer]

Join with us.

 

[Christ Reynolds]

that is pretty funny.

your roommate didn't understand them, jeff. they were unique, just like everyone else.

CJ

 

[Jeff Gatie]

Back in my "disaffected youth" days, tromping around Northeastern U., I used to wear a t-shirt that had a big picture of Vladimir Lenin on the front, over that it said "Surf Russia". I used to get scruffy, non-bathing commies come up to me all the time, wanting to talk about "revolution". I'd tell them "Back off dude, I voted for Reagan. I just wear this shirt to annoy people like you." Strange that back then, living in the "Peoples Republic of Mass", the only way to rebel was to denounce commies and embrace conservative values.

 

[Joseph DeMartino]

In Seattle, in the 90s, any deviation was only grungingly accepted.

Regards,

Joe

 

[Dennis Nicholls]

You think that's bad....

Back in 1972 I ran the UC Santa Cruz students for Dick Nixon. Talk about a non-accepted point of view. I'm amazed that I lasted until graduation.