Antiestablishmentarianism.

kneemos

Or a bit of anarchy is such a rare thing these days,where have all the anarchists gone?Punks were rebels in their day but look pretty lame looking back,Rappers used to be dangerous and scary at first before it became all bitches and ho's,we had Teddies and Mod's there for a while but all they had was strange hair.Are we destined to be yes men forever more.

MadYaker

Antidisestablishmentarianism*

orestes

It's antidisestablishmentarianism.

*pushes nerd glasses back up on nose*

The King of Moo

kneemos wrote: »

Or a bit of anarchy is such a rare thing these days,where have all the anarchists gone?Punks were rebels in their day but look pretty lame looking back,Rappers used to be dangerous and scary at first before it became all bitches and ho's,we had Teddies and Mod's there for a while but all they had was strange hair.Are we destined to be yes men forever more.

What does this have to do with antidisestablishmentarianism, the opposition to the removal of the official status of the Anglican Church as the state church of Britain?

Esoteric_

kneemos wrote: »

Or a bit of
anarchy is such a rare thing these days,where have all the anarchists
gone?Punks were rebels in their day but look pretty lame looking
back,Rappers used to be dangerous and scary at first before it became
all bitches and ho's,we had Teddies and Mod's there for a while but all
they had was strange hair.Are we destined to be yes men forever
more.

What do music and clothing trends have to do with anything?

The Backwards Man

MadYaker wrote: »

Antidisestablishmentarianism*

orestes wrote: »

It's antidisestablishmentarianism.

*pushes nerd glasses back up on nose*

Prepare to have your faces egged. The OP is actually talking about anti-antidisestablishmentarianism, or antiestablishmentarianism for short.:P

ruthloss

Husband, Kids, Mortgage.:o

9959

ruthloss wrote: »

Husband, Kids, Mortgage.:o

Tell me about it....well no don't actually.

mfceiling

MadYaker wrote: »

Antidisestablishmentarianism*

And you've won this round of scrabble...

keith16

kneemos wrote: »

Or a bit of anarchy is such a rare thing these days,where have all the anarchists gone?

Not sure where they went after they were kicked out of Dame St.

Chop Chop

Antidisestablishmentarianism is all about having 5 wallachucks and 12 chazz-wazzers. If I wanted to talk about that kind of thing, I would throw three boomerangs up the street whilst the wallachucks and chazz-wazzers play with their didgeridoos in the pool full of fosters.

dxhound2005

kneemos wrote: »

Or a bit of anarchy is such a rare thing these days,where have all the anarchists gone?Punks were rebels in their day but look pretty lame looking back,Rappers used to be dangerous and scary at first before it became all bitches and ho's,we had Teddies and Mod's there for a while but all they had was strange hair.Are we destined to be yes men forever more.

Punks Rappers and Teddies are normal but Mod's get a special stray apostrophe. Anarchy is not dead.

Sauve

I haven't got a bogs notion what ye're on about :

spankysue

I sometimes go into supermarkets just to eat free samples without buying anything, yeah I'm fighting the system! Anarchy rules!

Madam_X

Because it's no shock anymore to be anti establishment. It can be boring and cliched and hard to take seriously. Being a conservative seems the new rebellion among young people now.

kneemos

Madam_X wrote: »

Because it's no shock anymore to be anti establishment. It can be boring and cliched and hard to take seriously. Being a conservative seems the new rebellion among young people now.

Thanks,I was wondering...guess it's all been done.