You gotta get over that.
I've met people who have a strict rule about wearing shirts only x number
of days after a concert. Worrying about what people think limits your
freedom. The fact that I want to wear a shirt rather than lose it is
completely unrelated to whether I am 'cool' or into a band for the right
reasons.
The cynic's universe is shrinking.
At 05:31 PM 5/28/98 -0700, you wrote:
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>Forget Tim. I'm with you. I've been into Swerve since the Ned's Tour but
>wouldn't dream of wearing one of their shirts to a gig.
>I liken that to the dudes who take their shirts off at shows even in the
>dead of winter to show off their tats, which once again I've been into
>since way back when.
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>I agree with him in that I have nothing to prove but I do have a sense of
>humility.
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