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Blink 182 Dude Ranch

19 oct 07

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Of course, I meant to write "authority," not "autorithy," but I was told that not knowing languages is punk. Could it be?

Blink 182 Dude Ranch

19 oct 07

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For Christmas, I asked for a mohawk, but so far, nothing. Santa, however, as he was coming down the chimney, spat on me. Now that’s punk.

Blink 182 Dude Ranch

19 oct 07

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But punks don’t say "question authority"? I would like to be a conscious punk, not one of those instinctual ones, the so-called beast-punks.

Blink 182 Dude Ranch

19 oct 07

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And it can be seen from afar, my good rebel... do you think you will become one in the future?

Blink 182 Dude Ranch

19 oct 07

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Two bystanders see a guy throwing an old lady under a car: "Jesus Christ! That was really punk!"
The power of punctuation.

that is, helping her to finish it. A very relevant topic too. And what if the old woman, let's say, were resistant? Would it be more punk to silence her by arguing that, in the end, it’s better for her, especially given the life she leads, or by putting her head in a plastic bag?

Blink 182 Dude Ranch

19 oct 07

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let's analyze some practical cases: is helping an old lady cross the street punk? is helping a punk old lady cross the street punk? is throwing the old lady under a car punk? but if everyone, hypothetically, threw old ladies under cars, wouldn’t it be more punk to help her? damn, I’m struggling a lot to make sense of this punk thing.

Blink 182 Dude Ranch

19 oct 07

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But excuse me, keep in mind that I also want to be punk, so I don't just want to understand what is punk and what isn't, but also to be it. So if someone tells me, "this is punk," I adapt, but is adapting punk?