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Accrington Style
Looking down from my lofty perch, I often wonder about the lack of mirrors in Accrington.
As I look at the masses of tracksuited people,white socks peek a booing, cheap gold plated jewellery glinting in the sun, baseball caps perched jauntily on the top of their heads, I wonder did they really look at themselves before leaving the house? Do they really think they look good or stylish or even anything less than sub-human. I know that the culture of MTV has made role models of rappers from the ghetto, but they have had success and drive Bentleys and Aston Martins while their Lancastrian counterparts ride around on childrens BMX bikes. Thank goodness as a youth I may have had role models, heroes even, but I did`nt dress like them..... excepting early Midge Ure!:D |
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Pmsl i think the only time they realise is when they get older & look back at their old photos or reminise of the time, i do laugh & joke to teens being slaves to fashion & the peerage, im glad my parents did stop my attempts at some fashion disasters of the 80's otherwise i'd be burning more piccys now:D
Even better they didnt have camcorders at the ready them days either hehehehe the fun im going to have when mine get older cringe time for them hehehe:D |
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Oh it is so tempting to go into the loft and dig out my photo box.
What's it worth Mick???? |
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Hehehehe Gayle ...why are you going to post some of them ???? hehehehe:D
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I have a large and expansive photo collection too Miss Highton!!!!
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Yes, and that, AccyMel, is what's stopping me from posting pics of Mick!!!!
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Ooohhh bribery going on here between you two:D
Hey if you want to share your fashion disasters thats fine by me hehehehe:p:D |
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I think Shady Mc Gough ought to be mightily worried though!
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Ooooo, I can feel a trip to the attic coming on.
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What ever happened to individuality (big word for this time of day) of a persons dress. Thay hate school uniforms because they all look the same but by the weekend they are in their other uniform.
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The mention of Midge Ure as made all your observations about other people's style obsolete.:(:D
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OMG those days!!!! I loved my youth, but looking back when i spent a week on hoddlesden moor at the rock concert in an afghan coat and afghan boots and floppy hat i think id die if my daughter walked in looking like that haha, no pics tho thankfully... but just got me thinking of my best mate who came from a very well to do family an all that ,, was a punk rocker with purple hair and used to pinch her dads shirts and rip the sleeves off, she is now a school teacher .. maybe some of those today will come good and look back at themselves with the shock that we do, ah the love of fashion..
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Considering what they were today to concerts you had the sensible idea cherokee. :D
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well all that furry stuff kept us warm .plus we blended in with the sheep.pmsl
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have no photos of me from leaving junior school till getting wed (early 20s) if fact no-one has.- refused to have them taken my logic being so the police wouldn't have a recent photo. so i have no fashion shame cos nobody can prove it.;) so the only thing i have a bit of shame about is- my logic.;)
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The Rindy style jury is still out.:D Did you have the sideburns and pencil moustache?:eek: |
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No, he didn't have the moustache from what I remember although pretty sure he did have the hair.
I'd have to argue with the use of the word 'stylish' when talking about Ultravox - bland and boring might be more appropriate, just like their music!!!! |
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I agree, bland. A bit more avant garde when local boy John Foxx was their lead singer. I think it's quite telling their biggest hit Vienna was kept off the number one position by Joe Dolce with 'Shuddup Your Face.':D |
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I went to see them once (or rather I was taken to see them once) you can guess who with - the support act were Tears for Fears, much better.
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Let's hope Sean, P Diddy, Puff Daddy, Coombes, or whatever he's calling himself now, doesn't try to go out in Accy, he'd have no chance.:D |
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lol, my point is though, that, "industry" might not be the best club in the world, but, it has a nicer atmophere than some of the other venue's in town, due to the lack of "chavs".
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Its bad enough theres one chav here never mind more:eek: :p:D hehehehehe sorry chav hahahaha
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Don't know if anyone else has seen some of the students recently, there seems to be a few walking round in jeans, shirts, ties (big knot, short tie) & scruffy trainers. They look like thier entire wardrobe come either out of the attic, or from thier grandad.
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It's all a signal of the Great Accrington Mirror Famine;that twinned with the ongoing soap famine makes it such a fantastic place to live and work!:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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Accrington style?Its just full of Chavs isn't it?Its a bit of a sorry state nowadays,not only for Accrington but quite alot of towns up & down the country.....:(
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There's only Burton in Accy that's alright - Icon is a sunbed boy's paradise & JJB is just Vicky Pollard Appreciation Society. |
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Doubt wether any decent shop would survive in Accy without a few others to drag in the punters. So its either like it or lump it. There must be a considerable amount of money taken out of town due to the lack of shops and so what is there suits the "others."
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How to make yourself a millionare;
Win the Lottery A BIG inheritance (old money) Own a successful company OPEN A POUND SHOP IN ACCY TOWN CENTRE. :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D :D:D |
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Or a sports shop selling tracky pants,base ball caps and stripped jumpers.....:D :D :D
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Baileys Clothing on church street is quite good. I dont like burtons, if you buy something there you get another load of people wearing the same top as you :D
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If there was ever a big choice brought to Accy in clothes shoes books etc people will be so used to shopping out of Accy that they would still carry on as normal.
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Whats the difference between a chav and a townie?? anyone know:o
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we all go on about the amount of pound shops in Accrington, but i've just notice that there is another amusement arcade (Quicksilver) opening on broadway. It's just next to Ladbrooks. I make that 4 now in the centre alone.
1. Winners on Blackburn Rd (near corner of Church St). 2. Dutton St (Blue something). 3. Union St (opposite Farmfoods) 4. Quicksilver on Broadway. Is there any need really. Can the council's planning department not see that this isn't what Accrington needs? |
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A gamblers as well as bad dressers paradise. :(
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So lets build that casino in Accy town centre Spug:) :)
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