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stewvee
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by stewvee » Thu January 27th, 2011, 7:26 am
Knucklehead wrote:But that was thing about Cliff -- he was such an individual. I winced every time that I saw him in the bell bottoms. Yet he pretty much single-handedly introduced the Misfits to metalheads, by convincing James and Kirk that they were cool. He was simultaneously cool and deeply uncool.
I didn't wince; I just thought it was real weird. And the horror tees. No one wore that stuff then. Wasn't he always wearing a jean jacket too? Like even in the summer?
Simultaneously cool and deeply uncool is something to aspire to.
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badcarburetor
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by badcarburetor » Thu January 27th, 2011, 9:14 am
stewvee wrote:Knucklehead wrote:Simultaneously cool and deeply uncool is something to aspire to.
Yes. Exactly. As a teenage chick in the 80s, there was nothing sexier than a dude like Cliff who proudly flaunted his love of punk and Skynard simultaneously. Cliff was always mad cool - and had mad style - but far from trve. Trve is about following a straight line. Cool is digging what is really awesome, but not on everyone else's radar of approval.
In the words of a friend, "I hope that Cliff comes back from the grave and hits those other douchebags with a big piece of metal, just to remind them what it is."
"God created the devil? At least he did *something* cool." Homer J. Simpson
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