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Whacky Tacky

It's been a difficult week and considering my sullen mood, I didn't feel like sharing all those awful thoughts floating through my head. Call it whatever you want but it was definitely, I felt, Post-Traumatic Stress. You know, the kind many people got after 9/11. But today feel like everything's positive again. Thanks to all those who wished me well and sent me notes to cheer me up! Kamsahamnida ('Thank you' in Korean - fact that I am starting to write Korean again is evidence enough that life is back on the right track. Funny, ain't it?) Anyway, I'm not a show-horse or anything like that but I do understand that singers and performers have to adhere to a certain kind of fashion code in order to bring in the fans and keep fans interested in them. But....there's a limit. I don't know about you but I think wearing THIS....something akin to a big with transparent raincoat with a whacky bib is simply too out-of-whack for me. I don't even know the artiste's name. What do you think?
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Jamie said…
dunb piece of show off shit head!! I hope that the freaking group fall of the stage....bunch of dumbos but its again 2 every1 his/her OWN....

You won't catch me dead wearing that shit piece of crap though...
September 13, 2007 at 11:01 AM
Anonymous said…
Errr.. if that were Hujan, would you change your mind?? Hahaha.. I bet you'd say he will never wear something so tacky!! But I don't mind-wor... especially if the bib-part is removed so that I can have an unhindered view of the bod...*

* so says the DOM (Dirty Old Madam)
September 13, 2007 at 1:04 PM
Anonymous said…
yeah....if a guy wear something like this, I'd run far....FAST! But then again, this is stage clothes...so....ermm....ok-lah, his buff bod makes up for lack of fashion sense. :-)
September 13, 2007 at 1:16 PM
Anonymous said…
kat, you're right. if it were RAIN, now THAT'S ANOTHER STORY!! He could wear a plastic bag and I'd think he's totally in.

You know, your observation about removing the 'bib' part of the costume and just leave the transparent raincoat...hhhmmmm.....you've got my blood pumping there....

from one DOM to another DOM
September 13, 2007 at 1:18 PM
Anonymous said…
it's really funny that Asians wear these clothes. I still don't get it. Pop music in the US is already whacky enough....hard to believe that Asians are better at being whacky! :-)
September 13, 2007 at 6:01 PM
Anonymous said…
Hahaha....I didn't know what to think or say so I thought I would come and read the comments and Jamie made me fall off my chair with fits of laughter!
I better ran far, far and fast, fast now.
September 14, 2007 at 5:55 AM
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