Plur*plur*plur*plur*plur

[Dead Baby Smoker]

the drugs and chix were better back then.

[shitsngiggles]

you mean the underwear was from VS instead of tarzjay?

[PurpleVirgo]

People wore underwear underneath their clothes 10 years ago. That's the difference.

[RaveRRabbiT]

Originally Posted by PurpleVirgo

People wore underwear underneath their clothes 10 years ago. That's the difference.

Holy shit. I think you hit the nail on the head.

[shitsngiggles]

Kristie, how many people's pants did you get into?.. But seriously, who cares if anyone freeballs it? And I'm sure people were just as promiscuous and sexually adventurous. If you're saying people act more like slutbags now (with regard to attire), that's a separate issue. Did PLUR come about with a bunch of academics who had tried ecstacy one time and thought a utopian society was within reach? Or were they just yesteryear's version of today's typical n00b0t? I think that's a fair question.

Originally Posted by MojoKong

And a high school teacher? No wonder you hate kids.

I'm sure his profession brings him tons of headaches, but he didn't start because he hates kids.

[PurpleVirgo]

Originally Posted by shitsngiggles

Kristie, how many people's pants did you get into?.. But seriously, who cares if anyone freeballs it? And I'm sure people were just as promiscuous and sexually adventurous. If you're saying people act more like slutbags now (with regard to attire), that's a separate issue. Did PLUR come about with a bunch of academics who had tried ecstacy one time and thought a utopian society was within reach? Or were they just yesteryear's version of today's typical n00b0t? I think that's a fair question.

I'm not insinuating anything about these girls' promiscuity because they wear underwear as costumes. I'm making fun at their lack of creativity. They can fuck all they want, but Wearing underwear is NOT a costume; it's just trashy.

I've always thought the rave scene (and other subcultures) thrived on the creativity of its members --the skewed mentalities to create music, props, costumes, themes, flyers, etc. These girls should put a little thought into their outfits. But, maybe it's a sign that there's nothing original left in the rave scene?

[shitsngiggles]

Okay, I'll go for that. I'd say I see more cut up leg stockings and frilly underwear at a rave than a strip club. Maybe that's just a reflection of the age of those girls. Kids in high school always dress to extremes.

But I'm still curious about who people credit with the PLUR concept. If so many people now say it's a dumb idea that only tards preach about, is that really the tards' fault? My assumption is that whoever started PLUR likely wasn't much less on ecstacy than anyone else at the time. In which case, who the fuck cares who talks about it now?

[theMellowD]

it started with a dj named frankie bones. whether or not he was on ecstasy he still gave a hell of a speech that everyone adopted as raver code of some sort only i don't think it originally included respect. kind of a mutual addition though to the original idea

[Idi0tb0x]

Originally Posted by shitsngiggles

Okay, I'll go for that. I'd say I see more cut up leg stockings and frilly underwear at a rave than a strip club.

And you don't even have to tip.

Originally Posted by shitsngiggles

But I'm still curious about who people credit with the PLUR concept. If so many people now say it's a dumb idea that only tards preach about, is that really the tards' fault? My assumption is that whoever started PLUR likely wasn't much less on ecstacy than anyone else at the time. In which case, who the fuck cares who talks about it now?

Frankie Bones is generally credited with that, some fight at STORMrave promted a speach about peace love unity and respect over the PA. I cannot tell you if he was on e that night or not.

Originally Posted by theMellowD

it started with a dj named frankie bones. whether or not he was on ecstasy he still gave a hell of a speech that everyone adopted as raver code of some sort only i don't think it originally included respect. kind of a mutual addition though to the original idea

I believe that the respect was in there, but later people added a second R for responsibility...still has not really caught on.

I've never seen it transcribed word for word so I cannot attest to it's "Beauty".

[PurpleVirgo]

Originally Posted by theMellowD

it started with a dj named frankie bones.

"a dj named Frankie Bones"

wow

Study your history. Frankie Bones wasn't just another DJ.

I *just* asked Frankie for an explanation of how PLUR was started, and this is what I got. (A belief I totally agree with)

P.L.U.M.

Peace and Love through Unity and Music or:
Peace, Love, Unity Movement.

It had nothing to do with "Respect" because when you combined Peace, Love and Unity, The respect aspect would be realized as a component of the three.

But you would need Movement to spread the message.

Peace & Love,

Bones

[shitsngiggles]

You'd also need the 'r' to make the acronym more fuzzy. Okay, so the insatiable Frankie Bones is our hero. What about the movement his speech on peace, love, and unity created.

[PurpleVirgo]

Originally Posted by shitsngiggles

You'd also need the 'r' to make the acronym more fuzzy. Okay, so the insatiable Frankie Bones is our hero. What about the movement his speech on peace, love, and unity created.

I guess it's up to you to keep it going...