Vintage is second hand stuff that's expensive and worn out.
And if you're gunna go the whole hog you just look like a cheap version of Agyness Deyn.
Vintage is not a style.
It's a scene.

I don't go over the limit, and i never will

Infact i've not bought anything second hand YET
but i've bought stuff from a vintage shop.

People don't buy clothes in the 70s just to sell them on 30 years later.
Vintage items have been worn before.

Did them vintage store you went in only have one of each item?
If so then that generally means they're all second hand.

UGH, I hate it when people wear band shirts and don't know what the band is, but they follow trends.
This one girl last week had a Dinosaur Jr. shirt on, and I started talking about them, and she was like, "what? I hate indie, or watever, it sucks. this is TECHNO".
And the next week she has a Genghis Tron shirt on. NO, GENGHIS TRON IS NOT FUCKING TECHNO.

Winning the game.

............are you saying that I'm the idiot or the people in the moderately exagerated conversation.

There are thousands of people that have the traditional Ramones take on the Presidential seal (basically the Ramones logo) on their shirt, but don't even know the band/listen to them.

My brother and I saw a kid wearing one at a supermarket about a week ago, and started talking to him (since he didn't look the type). When we told him that they had "just released a new album a few weeks ago" he bought the story completely... clearly not knowing that Joey, Johnny, and Dee Dee were dead.

We told him to look it up online, and then left, laughing.

This 'vintage' trend. When they're buying these 'vintage' clothes from Urban Outfitters.

I have a ramones shirt. I don't listen to them and I don't wear it for people to go 'oh my God she likes Ramones? Awesome!' I wear it because it's a fucking nice shirt regardless.

I was referring to genuine vintage stores like Beyond Retro and Rokit.
I found it hilarious when there was 'vintage' bags in Oasis.
They were nice-ish,
but it just didn't compute.

Guyliner.

When people say/buy things like To Write Love on Her Arms and Love is the Movement and they go throwing it around, and they have no idea what it means or what the entire company is about.

That trend really is annoying. Like they don't even know it's a charity or whatever it's for

Exactly. Its just really cool to be with the 'peace and love' thing going around.

emo still sucks this day is a music genre

this isn't a fashion trend, but the whole peace thing. everyone just puts peace signs everywhere because they think it's cool being a dirty hippie. same with the go green thing. they put that shit all over and wear those "recyle me" shirts and bags but don't do shit to help it. kinda like how the white people like to throw up the blood sign because it's cool. (i won't exclude myself from this)

i think most obama "supporters" just support him because it's trendy too. most celebrities were for him, so that filtered down through 1000000 of teens trying to be cool and different and to prove a point and change the world. really though, most didn't have a clue about any of the issues or anything. it was just the cool thing to do.

also, most people that live in NY are going to see notorious because they think since biggie's from the east coast they have to see it and think they're the shit, but they haven't heard one of his songs. it's pretty much the 50 cent movie which no one bothered to see, but this one's popular because he died and is from ny so everyone's going to see it.


tl dr

I'll be pretty happy if I never see a pair of big sunglasses again.
Do people think those shits look cool or something?