What is all the fuss about the Sex Pistols?

[happell]

Aww shit mr.ssr he gonna knock you out now,anywhere on this very planet...better believe it to he wrote that shit on a message board dog. Have respect and shit for the rock and roll gas station attendent.

Like when he's playin world of war craft 4 and he sees you on the battle field of orc,he's is going to knock you out. On the streets cruizing for a big breakfest taco and he rolls up on you talkin trash,your going down brother....when mom bursts in with fresh oatmeal cookies....you my friend are gonna be takin out like the trash bins full of 625 releases.

Better believe it,I just read it on the internet

i love you.

[Fakepunkers]

So if I talk shit Im crying now? Btw, if this was world of warcraft you would be dead already bitch!!!!

[Thugs]

Have you read England's Dreaming, yet? No? Then get off this thread and don't come back till you have!!

[Arturo]

if this was world of warcraft you would be dead already bitch!!!!

[happell]

So if I talk shit Im crying now? Btw, if this was world of warcraft you would be dead already bitch!!!!

please keep impressing us

[hillside_wrangler]

[Fakepunkers]

ok. when this thread starts talking about the sex pistols again then I will read the book.

[Thugs]

ok. when this thread starts talking about the sex pistols again then I will read the book.

You're the one talking about World Of Warcraft and gas stations..

[Fakepunkers]

well when people respond to my questions with "get the cum out of your ears", Im ready to drop a right hand on somebody. everyone is fixated on this gas staion thing too. Again, just a random spot. All I meant was if I saw you on the street that you wouldnt be so brave to say whatever you like. The message board makes people brave. The only reason a gas station is still being mentioned on this thread is because your stupid ass friends think it was the funniest shit ever and they cant let it die.

[Thugs]

"My friends" are just fucking w/ you, because you are letting them. Now go get that book.

[Fakepunkers]

will they have it at the library? seriously.

[hillside_wrangler]

will they have it at the library? seriously.

Unless you live in bumfuck or your local library is in a truck, yeah. Have you ever been inside a library? It's a collection of "reference material", not "boring old shit". Guess what? They most likely have books with pictures of boobs and dicks in them (again, unless you live in Megachurch, Iowa), instructions on how to make bombs, books with photos of fucked up dead bodies, and Ornette Coleman CDs. All for the 5 minutes it takes you to fill out the form and get a little plastic card. You can then make copies (10 cents each) of fucked up shit and post them around your school. If somebody gets mad at you, just tell them you found it at the library. You too can experience the intoxicating feeling of holding a book in your hands that would have gotten you burned alive in an auto-da-fe in 17th century Thuringen. Now THAT'S fucking punk.

Library punk!

[Swampy]

Library punk!

LIBRARY PUNK RULES!

Seriously, I did live in a tiny rural town growin' up, and learned a lot about, yes, THE SEX PISTOLS via books in the library.  This was before the internet, of course, where people have to ponder what all the fuss is about, even though they can find out for themselves just by typing in a few keywords.  To make my little story MORE PUNK, I actually stole some of  those books from the library (the school library even... PUNK!)...

I also read about stuff like Hawkwind, Roxy Music, Television, Devo, etc... in those books...  I mean these were pretty general "Rock History"-type books, but they served their purpose...

Later on, in college, I used to look at medical books of World War 2 injuries.  Fascinating...

[Whet Bull]

The Nogales, AZ public library had a few decent records when I was a kid: David Bowie's Scary Monsters,

Wait, actually that's it.  Everything else in there sucked.  There was a copy of Red Octopus by Jefferson Starship, Wasp by Shaun Cassidy, and Flash Cadillac's Sons of the Beach.  It was terrible.  Still, I would always browse through the LPs whenever my mother took me there in the hopes of finding something good.  

Later on they got a copy of Patti Smith's Dream of Life, which was even worse than her seventies records, and cassette copies of The Story of The Clash and Kate Bush's The Sensual World.  Oh, yah -- I later found a copy of the John Cage / Harry Partch split on New World Records.  

But they did subscribe to Option, Spin, and a bunch of literary magazines like Zyzzyva that made an impression on me when I was really young.  Their copy of the Raw Magazine collection Read Yourself Raw burned itself into my eyeballs at a very young age.  Also: biographies of Prince, Bowie, and U2.

I cherish these memories of the pre-Internet age.  

[Whet Bull]

Clint, you eat poo.