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Voice of Reason
Registered: Apr 2004
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This really is getting beyond a joke. Theres a time and a place for everything and the simple fact of the matter is that Tilt is not the place for that outfit. Surely that is clear by now and surely that should be the end of the story.
People don’t go to Tilt to have their tolerance tested or to have their boundaries pushed or to engage in an examination of the injustices faced by those individuals who enjoy living life outside the mainstream. They go there to have a good time in a non threatening atmosphere. If Captain Underpants could see out from beneath the enormous chip on his shoulder he would see that his right to express doesn’t outway the right of others not to be exposed to that expression.
All this moaning about "what clubbing is about" is a massive load of bollox too. There is no unified "clubbing" banner under which all norms are the same. There are different kinds of clubs, frequented by different kinds of people and different standards apply within them. Just because its dance music doesn’t mean its all the same. You obviously find it hard to believe that there are people out there who like to go clubbing and listening to dance music but who do not want to be exposed to grown men in childrens underwear. Well believe it buddy, theres plenty of us!
Captain Underpants needs to grow up and stop bemoaning that his outfits cause offence. In the real world (that’s the one the rest of us live in) outfits like that do cause offence, be mature and intelligent enough to know when they are appropriate and to respect the views of others.
Your "Mother Theresa in Y-fronts" rant only serves to paint you as someone who wants to push the boundaries but doesn’t have the stomach for the response or the intelligence to see it coming.
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sunvisordude
Registered: Mar 2003
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[Edited by sunvisordude on 11-05-2004 09:33 AM][Edited by sunvisordude on 11-05-2004 09:36 AM] poster! your attire would have been perfect in a gay club, where most men dress down to impress! yeah, clubbing is fun, and people can dress up/down...to a certain extend! but i fully understand tilt's policy, and their action was right. i guess tilt is a party for everyone and everybody.....straight, bi, gay, whatever.......are there to have a good time! i have no problem with gay men, i sometimes go clubbing in a gay enviroment when they have some good dj's playing in their clubs, and i'm cool with men dressed in skimpy stuff and running around with a hard on (as long as i don't get involved)....but at tilt isn't a sexed up gay club, and here people have a more "casual/trendy" attire", this i think should be respected - dressed in full helmuth lang at a squat party doesn't go hand in hand either! what nathan did was right, people felt uncomfortable by the way you were dressed! and to be honest, i kind of understand why - as i said; it's fine if you're in a gay club etc.....but some clubs do have a different "mentality" and a more "street/casual/trendy" clothes policy whether it doesn't say on the flyer.
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