This is why Vancity needs to have an age limit for parties. - Page 2

**MC Hammered** · #26 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

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Originally Posted by eighty5

I thought this was a picture of Captain Lou Albano off the WWF website at first

Pussy*Kat · #27 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

^ what makes you think their parents know they are there to begine with

eh? eh?

nabs · #28 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

dressing like a whore does not make you look sexy, its just really really grossssss.

sweet~kandy · #29 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

When I started raving it was all about the phat pants. Oh the memories!

baby-phat · #30 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

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When I started raving it was all about the phat pants. Oh the memories!

I wish they would come back in style damnit!

veN · #31 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

The media is to blame, but so are parents. Kids don't love themselves enough!!! And parents don't care enough to "parent" anymore!!!

Goat · #32 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

and that's the story of how I went to jail.

ps:
I'd hit it?

baby-phat · #33 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

The rave scene has gone to hell.. but it's definitely a pedophile's paradise.
:( :(

BongMan · #34 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

hey atleast the big girl has pants on thank god

galaxie · #35 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

ew.

Is it just me or are kids getting fatter and fatter?

**MC Hammered** · #36 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

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Originally Posted by galaxie

ew.

Is it just me or are kids getting fatter and fatter?

One word: McGriddle

b0ld · #37 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

meh.... thats why winter break was so.... how can I say.... mature in a sense (since it was a 19+ event) where you can have some decent fun without seeing 14-16 year olds running around in booty shorts.

TipSy · #38 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

i dont think its the age thats an issue here, my friends and i never dressed the way they do now when we started partying, and sum of us were their age when we started partying.
i think after the years, it just gets trashier.

i think if its that bad, put a dress code on, such as no wearing panties as clothes!

Goat · #39 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

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Originally Posted by TipSy

i dont think its the age thats an issue here, my friends and i never dressed the way they do now when we started partying, and sum of us were their age when we started partying.
i think after the years, it just gets trashier.

i think if its that bad, put a dress code on, such as no wearing panties as clothes!

Find me a person who hasn't been a complete and utter ass clown when they were on drugs and I'll give you $20.

cinist · #40 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

obviously certain promoters are targeting younger children. if you think they are wrong to do that then boycott their shows or write letters to the city. people always have a lot of opinions but they don't often do anything with those opinions but bitch.

BongMan · #41 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

I chose the boycott and it is runnin strong

miss.myra · #42 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

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Originally Posted by MC Hammered

Like all you 'senior' party people weren't that age at one time.

Man I hate to pull an 'when i was that age' but really, back then people were OVERDRESSING in phat pants and baggy clothes to go to raves.

TipSy · #43 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

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Originally Posted by Goat

Find me a person who hasn't been a complete and utter ass clown when they were on drugs and I'll give you $20.

that has nothing to do with my post.
i posted about how ppl dress now at raves.
i could careless how many drugs they do.. thats their prob.

maztraz · #44 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

hahahaha....funny

I think its a good thing to bring certain restrictions on dressing, its not necessarly always the age( of course with no exagerations...)
But Thats what we do in certain places and should cause it works farely well, the ambience is often better when people are dressed well, and people are often less afraid to approach people, and more people realize the vibe is better....

I THINK THERES A MINIMUM OF SELF RESPECT, So I do think we should apply this more often...

Im supposing thats just some random youngster party, But I havn't seen it much for adults here

FeelGood · #45 (**permalink**) Dec 12, 05

If promoters cared for the 'rave scene' then they wouldn't allow shit like this to happen. Prime example are the boys at Silverwaters/Agroculture, they happen to on one hell of a show WITH liquor and have a proper license and managed to keep that running till 5am.

Promoters sit back and pretend like they cant do anything about it, when really they can, they just dont want to because they like the money and its easier this way.

BongMan · #46 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 05

but they got lazers don't you know the rave revolves around lazers..

I heard Elevation was a smashing good time for a certain promoter, hows the head??

Goat · #47 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 05

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Originally Posted by TipSy

that has nothing to do with my post.
i posted about how ppl dress now at raves.
i could careless how many drugs they do.. thats their prob.

How many stories do you hear in highschool about doing this magical drug that made you dance all night and feel like you were on top of the world? It takes a small group of older students, because whether you like it or not they are role models, to imprint the wrong impression in developing minds that raving is something bigger and better then it actually is.

Budding minds and emo teens find an outlet and sub culture where it's cool to be different, where 'life' is "all about the music", and one little pill can make you sociable enough to be everyones friends.

Ever increasingly whorey MTV backs up the belief that girls who put out and dress like whores get to g-ride it up that ultra sexy guy. Ten to one odds say those girls made plenty of older girl and guy friends, maybe even got lucky for the first time, cuz when you're in highschool those older 'more mature' guys are sexy and daring aren't they?

Are promotors going to turn that person away at the door? Ya, some might. I'll bet my right nut though, if anything happens, they'll say she came in dressed, what's it to them if she lost some of her clothes. She paid big money to come to the show, she can do what she wants, as long as she has fun. As long as she comes back for more. There's no moral accountability when it comes to raving.

Most 16-18 year olds can't figure out life isn't one big rave, how can you expect someone younger?

optimum sound · #48 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 05

Priceless, buahahaa

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Originally Posted by eighty5

Damn at this point id settle for a DRESSCODE.

miss.myra · #49 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 05

^ I don't think you get it Maxie, kids have been going to raves for a long time. I was at raves when I was 15-16 and a lot of friends my age came, but they didn't dress like cheap whores, only a small minority of 'barstars' did back then.

FeelGood · #50 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 05

Well I went to Sinful and Trancemission that were put on by Evolve and the were okay. They do somehow manage to find all the young ones. Don't get me wrong, they do bring decent headliners (if that genre appeals to you) and they do have wicked setups, but thats about as much credit as they get.

Well im going to be boycotting all shows that are in ANY way affiliated with Evolve Entertainment.