Don't pop it.

[substitute]

wearescott has an important message for those guys who are trying to go back to 1982 and be preppies. DON'T.

The people who dressed this way at my high school were the enemy then, and they're the enemy now. They bred, and their spawn are easily spotted. You all know what to do.

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[ghost-notes.livejournal.com]

It's weird, 'cuz I'm fine with 80s music making a comeback (being that I'm a champion of cheese metal and cheese pop and what not), but those garish, candyland, retina-burning, neon, Miami Vice colors that were all the rage in the 80s can stay dead and buried in that time period, as far as I'm concerned.

I'm keen on earthtones, always will be, I imagine.

[substitute.livejournal.com]

The guys with the popped collars in 1982 were despicable. They were 19 year old Reaganites with money and no values, basically frat zombies.

[halfjack.livejournal.com]

As they have continued to exist past the period, I'm kind of happy that they are interested in getting back into uniform. Enemy identification is made that much easier. We should publish an enemy identification silhouette book.

[flipzagging.livejournal.com]

Hey, mohawks are popular in the suburbs nowadays too. I want to see the first popped-collar mohawk guy. That would make my whole day.