How easy is it to troll goths?

[Suu]

Please notice how I am not participating in this thread, partially due to embarassment.

Ditto.

Though I honestly haven't been to a club on a regular basis since I was 21.

[Suu]

Apparently very, if the mounds of butthurt in the comments are any indicator.

http://modernwomandigest.com/goth-club-30-sign-loser/

Always.

In any case, with the exception of "all ages clubs", it is absolutely pathetic for anyone older than 29 years old to be in any club.  Even as the bartender.

In Portland, "All ages" means that the majority of the clientele is under 21, and it's suuuper creepy for anyone over 30 to go to one of those.

I used to go to the Paris Theatre w/ the ex, back when I lived downtown & they had "Goth nights".

Favorite "Goth" regular ever?

60+ year old white, balding veteran, who would constantly wear Aloha shirts, and glows-under-blacklight shorts and rubber slippers. And he would dance onstange in between the brooding, stomping kids.

In Tampa we had a few. Apparently they STILL go to the Castle. Chester the Molester and The Senator.

We never actually knew if the Senator was actually a senator at any time, but he was a middle aged man (10+ years ago) wearing a woman's neglige and usually black socks and dress shoes.

OH! And the Peter Pan guy.

[Richter]

Must be a southern cousin of Cat Dancer

[Suu]

Oh yeah, here's the Senator. Not sure about his companions. Back in the day he used to just walk around and creep us girls out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVGTZIPljfY

aaaaand Peter Pan and his lady:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPZSH8hP7YM


Goddamnit, I miss that club.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Apparently very, if the mounds of butthurt in the comments are any indicator.

http://modernwomandigest.com/goth-club-30-sign-loser/

Always.

In any case, with the exception of "all ages clubs", it is absolutely pathetic for anyone older than 29 years old to be in any club.  Even as the bartender.

In Portland, "All ages" means that the majority of the clientele is under 21, and it's suuuper creepy for anyone over 30 to go to one of those.

I used to go to the Paris Theatre w/ the ex, back when I lived downtown & they had "Goth nights".

Favorite "Goth" regular ever?

60+ year old white, balding veteran, who would constantly wear Aloha shirts, and glows-under-blacklight shorts and rubber slippers. And he would dance onstange in between the brooding, stomping kids.

Oh HELL yes.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

That actually gives me a great idea for organizing an outing.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

That actually gives me a great idea for organizing an outing.

Not doable at the place I went to a few times. They had a dress code. Had to look goth, or something gothesquequeque. They wou;dn't let you in if you had a Red Sox hat on.


Though, that bit specifically was due to the fact that it's on the same block as Fenway Park, and sports fans would ruin the ambiance and take the place over.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

That actually gives me a great idea for organizing an outing.

Not doable at the place I went to a few times. They had a dress code. Had to look goth, or something gothesquequeque. They wou;dn't let you in if you had a Red Sox hat on.


Though, that bit specifically was due to the fact that it's on the same block as Fenway Park, and sports fans would ruin the ambiance and take the place over.

I'm thinking about a caco outing.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

That actually gives me a great idea for organizing an outing.

Not doable at the place I went to a few times. They had a dress code. Had to look goth, or something gothesquequeque. They wou;dn't let you in if you had a Red Sox hat on.


Though, that bit specifically was due to the fact that it's on the same block as Fenway Park, and sports fans would ruin the ambiance and take the place over.

I'm thinking about a caco outing.

What's that?

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

That actually gives me a great idea for organizing an outing.

Not doable at the place I went to a few times. They had a dress code. Had to look goth, or something gothesquequeque. They wou;dn't let you in if you had a Red Sox hat on.


Though, that bit specifically was due to the fact that it's on the same block as Fenway Park, and sports fans would ruin the ambiance and take the place over.

I'm thinking about a caco outing.

What's that?

Cacophony society. Y'know, those people.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

That actually gives me a great idea for organizing an outing.

Not doable at the place I went to a few times. They had a dress code. Had to look goth, or something gothesquequeque. They wou;dn't let you in if you had a Red Sox hat on.


Though, that bit specifically was due to the fact that it's on the same block as Fenway Park, and sports fans would ruin the ambiance and take the place over.

I'm thinking about a caco outing.

What's that?

Cacophony society. Y'know, those people.