Vintage Rock T-Shirts: Irony & Credibility - Bilge

RD Rum Demon Member Portland, Oregon Joined: Jun 20, 2005 Posts: 254	RD Rum Demon Posted posted on Wed, Jul 13, 2005 1:16 PM Oy! Thanks for all the affirmations re: baldness. I started thinning at age 20, so I've learned to embrace my condition. No time wasted combing/styling/mousse-ing/or even drying, the list goes on. Plus I've got a nicely shaped skull, so there's that. But if I had hair, I'd grow it out all shaggy like a classic rock god, and wear denim and leather and tattoos and rock shirts until I was old and grey. But there's something about MPB that flies against the rock and roll esthetic. Sad and shallow, but true. I still rock on the inside. Hell yes. Good point about the artists probably not getting any money from the new flood of shirts. That's the real shame. -Joe PS Also, in sci-fi, the advanced people of the future are almost ALWAYS bald. Even the chicks. Word.

Oy! Thanks for all the affirmations re: baldness. I started thinning at age 20, so I've learned to embrace my condition. No time wasted combing/styling/mousse-ing/or even drying, the list goes on. Plus I've got a nicely shaped skull, so there's that.
But if I had hair, I'd grow it out all shaggy like a classic rock god, and wear denim and leather and tattoos and rock shirts until I was old and grey. But there's something about MPB that flies against the rock and roll esthetic. Sad and shallow, but true. I still rock on the inside. Hell yes.

Good point about the artists probably not getting any money from the new flood of shirts. That's the real shame.

-Joe

PS Also, in sci-fi, the advanced people of the future are almost ALWAYS bald. Even the chicks. Word.

Post #171743 by Rum Demon on Wed, Jul 13, 2005 1:16 PM