Teenage nancy boys

DarkJager

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

ok I found this on google, apparently the fad is over according to the "Dublin Spicers" - "SO DERS NO MORE SPICER TING NE MORE OK NE1 HU STILL IS IS JUST GAY NOW N OUTA FASHION!!!! "

The dublin spicers?? Christ that sounds sooooo "gay".

And comments on fashion are a bit rich from someone who can't string 2 words together without txt speak.

Reku

bitemybanger wrote: »

Was in Dublin(outside Jervis SC) today and couldnt help noticing a gand of 6-8 young lads between 13 and 16 sporting the stupidest looking hair i had ever seen, long and straight at the back, spiked at the top, brushed to one side and flat on the front with red streaks goin at all sorts of angles.
To add insult to injury, theese guys were wearing those gay sweat bottoms that are too short and elasticated at the bottom and up around thier ankles,
I mean WTF, are the fellas gettin worse than the girls for personal appearence??

Jesus!:eek:
Brendan Kilkenny has kids?!?!?!?:eek:
Who was that drunk?!?!:eek:


Well you have to admit it sounds a bit like the appauling attempt of a hairdo he has.

kowloon wrote: »

:pac:Thank fook I was never fashionable.

For the most part true for me too as I stick to my personal tastes, but for a while there unfortunately fashion decided it also liked my tastes... it felt weird...:(

Saint_Mel

phenomenon wrote: »

They couldn't look any worse than those grunger/goth pseudo-depressed, attention seeking muppets that wear black hoodies and leather trench coats on the hottest day of the year. Try not to smudge your make-up kids. Wouldn't want to look silly now

Those trench coats were specially designed to keep you warm in winter and cool in summer!

0ubliette

I dont know whats happened to kids these days (makes me feel old just saying it).
I remember when i was 16, one of my friend grew a mullet, just for a laugh, in an ironic kind of way. We used to point and laugh at old metal videos where people like lars ulrich had massive mullets.
We dressed in ripped jeans, flannel shirts, b&w converse, and had long hair. Sure we were all pretty much imitations of cobain & Vedder, but at least we didnt look like comeplete and total fcuksticks.
Seriously, what the hell is wrong with these kids? do they not realise they look like complete tools? I have no idea where this craze came from, im assuming is some kind of bastardised evolution of the semi-mullet david beckham had a few years back, and these morons have just taken it to the Nth degree, but sreiously, someone needs to tell them "you look like complete pussies. you look like wimpy little bitches who spend more time primping your hair than doing anything else. Heres a fiver, got to a barbers, and get a rawblade. And stop being such a fcuking pussy".

DubArk

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

ok I found this on google, apparently the fad is over according to the "Dublin Spicers" - "SO DERS NO MORE SPICER TING NE MORE OK NE1 HU STILL IS IS JUST GAY NOW N OUTA FASHION!!!! "

Are you unable to express yourself without calling people a load of homophobic names? I’m sure you’re the butchest and most fashionable person that ever graced us with your presence.

It’s always been the right of passage for young people to experiment with cloths and fashions. I would advise some of you to open a photo album when you were young and have a good old laugh!

Gone West

weemcd wrote: »

thing is in times gone past trends were universally accepted. i dunno what fúckin tv show or kooks record these fúckwits got a hold of that told them this was cool....

I hear ya man.

The worst is what I call the "downs syndrome" haircut.
Its gelled heavily down the front in a fringe plastered to the face, tight on the sides, and spiked up on top. Makes it look as if they have a huge forehead and elongated head, much like a person with a chromosone disorder, which they don't have. Just an IQ and social individualism deficiency.

Steve_o

FuzzyLogic wrote: »

I hear ya man.

The worst is what I call the "downs syndrome" haircut.
Its gelled heavily down the front in a fringe plastered to the face, tight on the sides, and spiked up on top. Makes it look as if they have a huge forehead and elongated head, much like a person with a chromosone disorder, which they don't have. Just an IQ and social individualism deficiency.

I too find this very annoying, and to the OP, mullets should be left in the 80's where they belong... These "Hard" lads would've been beaten for even thinking about having a mullet when I was in school.

BurnsCarpenter

0ubliette wrote: »

I dont know whats happened to kids these days (makes me feel old just saying it).
I remember when i was 16, one of my friend grew a mullet, just for a laugh, in an ironic kind of way.

I call BS on any mullet from the last century being 'ironic'.

Sherifu

They can't be worse than the New Jersey freakshows.

DubArk

Does anyone have any pictures of these guys?

Steve_o

The Future of Dublin

DubArk

Steve_o wrote: »

The Future of Dublin

Is that not a picture from Limerick??

Steve_o

DubArk wrote: »

Is that not a picture from Limerick??

Oh yea, my bad!!:D

Beerlao

i knew we'd rue the day we legalised haircuts other than short back and sides, we were much more individual then

Duggy747

Yea, the clothes are extremely gay-looking but that's the whole early 80's being back in fashion, still no excuse though! The hair is one thing but the clothes..............urrrgh, God!! It's like they went to a Yugoslavian bargain basement charity shop.

Tight pants, checkered shoes, "zany" hair, vomit-inducing-top. It all screams fashion individuality..............if you dress the same as everyone else

workaccount

dr.bollocko wrote: »

At least we can laugh now we have our straight back and sides and nice pair of brown slacks.

Huh? Laugh that you've lost your fashion sense is it? Laugh that I'm an auld f8ck now wearin' sh*tty slacks?

KBarry wrote: »

I thought mullets were cool when I was their age. They'll grow out of it.

Mullets were cool when you were there age. There not going to grow out of it....there fashion sense will just change!

Every age group has there own fashion sense. It's just the toolbags that never had any fashion sense in the first place that start wearing rubbish clothes. They have no-one to copy anymore.

workaccount

0ubliette wrote: »

I dont know whats happened to kids these days (makes me feel old just saying it).
I remember when i was 16, one of my friend grew a mullet, just for a laugh, in an ironic kind of way. We used to point and laugh at old metal videos where people like lars ulrich had massive mullets.
We dressed in ripped jeans, flannel shirts, b&w converse, and had long hair. Sure we were all pretty much imitations of cobain & Vedder, but at least we didnt look like comeplete and total fcuksticks.
Seriously, what the hell is wrong with these kids? do they not realise they look like complete tools? I have no idea where this craze came from, im assuming is some kind of bastardised evolution of the semi-mullet david beckham had a few years back, and these morons have just taken it to the Nth degree, but sreiously, someone needs to tell them "you look like complete pussies. you look like wimpy little bitches who spend more time primping your hair than doing anything else. Heres a fiver, got to a barbers, and get a rawblade. And stop being such a fcuking pussy".

What are you on about.....all in your opinion.

0ubliette wrote: »

Seriously, what the hell is wrong with these kids? do they not realise they look like complete tools? I have no idea where this craze came from, im assuming is some kind of bastardised evolution of the semi-mullet david beckham had a few years back, and these morons have just taken it to the Nth degree, but sreiously, someone needs to tell them "you look like complete pussies.

:rolleyes:


I don't like the way they dress either but I'm not trying to make it into a religion.

scruff321

meh,looks stupid get over it though most people have had a hairstyle they look back on and think wtf was i thinking!:)

workaccount

scruff321 wrote: »

meh,looks stupid get over it though most people have had a hairstyle they look back on and think wtf was i thinking!:)

Yeah and it's important to remember they look back on it when it's out of fashion...... but it's in fashion now in their social scene hence looks cool now.

I bet they all think most of us look like planks.

FunkZ

Ah yeah I see these everyday, we need the real knackers back! /rolls eyes

Mizu_Ger

Where did this "look" start?

The funny thing is that the hardman attitude (that most of them have) doesn't match the gay appearance. Otherwise, I couldn't care less how they dress!

0ubliette

0ubliette wrote: »

I dont know whats happened to kids these days (makes me feel old just saying it).
I remember when i was 16, one of my friend grew a mullet, just for a laugh, in an ironic kind of way. We used to point and laugh at old metal videos where people like lars ulrich had massive mullets.
We dressed in ripped jeans, flannel shirts, b&w converse, and had long hair. Sure we were all pretty much imitations of cobain & Vedder, but at least we didnt look like comeplete and total fcuksticks.
Seriously, what the hell is wrong with these kids? do they not realise they look like complete tools? I have no idea where this craze came from, im assuming is some kind of bastardised evolution of the semi-mullet david beckham had a few years back, and these morons have just taken it to the Nth degree, but sreiously, someone needs to tell them "you look like complete pussies. you look like wimpy little bitches who spend more time primping your hair than doing anything else. Heres a fiver, got to a barbers, and get a rawblade. And stop being such a fcuking pussy".

I would like to subscribe to your pampklet and/or newsletter.

Niamho!

bitemybanger wrote: »

Was in Dublin(outside Jervis SC) today and couldnt help noticing a gand of 6-8 young lads between 13 and 16 sporting the stupidest looking hair i had ever seen, long and straight at the back, spiked at the top, brushed to one side and flat on the front with red streaks goin at all sorts of angles.
To add insult to injury, theese guys were wearing those gay sweat bottoms that are too short and elasticated at the bottom and up around thier ankles,
I mean WTF, are the fellas gettin worse than the girls for personal appearence??
I think in about 10 or so years they will look back at photos with a red face saying "what was i thinkin:o"

I dont have to read past this post to agree. Twats.

weemcd

On further deliberation i believe its actually premiership footballers we have to blame for this phenomenon. They're the ones with the spice boy hair cuts, diamond ear-rings etc. but they all walk about with a contrasting hard man attitude to go with their pink shirts....

I blame Steven Ireland and his contemporaries, who would have no problem walking around with a hard man grimace on his face, before he opens the door of his range rover sporting pink alloys/head rests/grills.

Gone West

Haha, I'd say he thinks he's the shít as well.
Look at that fly catching mouth, you can tell that he doesn't have a clue

ancientdog

they think there hard too, that always makes me laugh, idiots, wish they would just **** off and leave most places in the citys, and just stay the **** away.....there the biggest culchies, stupid wee ****ers too...nah im too cool for school...i dont have any money...waaaaa.

Peared

ancientdog wrote: »

they think there hard too, that always makes me laugh, idiots, wish they would just **** off and leave most places in the citys, and just stay the **** away.....there the biggest culchies, stupid wee ****ers too...nah im too cool for school...i dont have any money...waaaaa.

Delicious ironing.

lostexpectation

will anyone on here admit to being one?

Call Me Jimmy

I doubt boards has many thirteen year old knackbag-wannabees in fairness.

lostexpectation

if boards.ie
doesn't have 13yr old knackbags then whats the point of it?

kisaragi

As a gay person I'm utterly insulted...

As if any of us would ever dream to dress like that! :rolleyes:

Peared

Ah the emos are kinda cute at least.

When I see boy emos I feel like adopting them.

hunter164

Peared wrote: »

Ah the emos are kinda cute at least.

When I see boy emos I feel like adopting them.

God help them...............................

Peared

hunter164 wrote: »

God help them...............................

Whaddaya mean?

I'd be a fine role model for skinny boys with straight hair and eye liner.

A fine one I tells ya.

hunter164

Ye alright.........................:rolleyes:

LCDeelite

I've seen those nancy boys for a good while now. In my school last year, the mighty trend amongst the lads was to try to grow a 'tache. They only ended up looking like that freaky psycho baby belonged to Morticia&Gomez Addams in the Addams Family Values film.

I liked that punk look from the late 70s in the UK. Looking at them now years later, they don't look like prats at all.

That grunge look from the early 90s wasn't bad either if it was sported on the right sort of person. Like, some people just looked like they had just rolled off their mattress. On the other hand, some looked stylish. Chris Cornell always carried that grunge look well. BTW, I know it was only fashion mags and the general media who created that whole 'grunge look' stuff and that the bands roped into that 'grunge' category themselves were disdainful of the whole thing. Still, though.. Interesting.

challengemaster

A "friend" of mine did this crimson-red mullet type look.. oh dear.

Jigsaw

The best look is Canterbury track bottoms and trainers with no socks along with a rugby shirt. Perhaps get involved in rowing and wear the club fleece on a regular basis.

RasTa

Sherifu wrote: »

They can't be worse than the New Jersey freakshows.

QFT, someone get some pictures up.