how 'old' is too 'old' to be a GC fan?
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Permalink Reply by SueRiotGraphics on -
There is no age limit to stop ejoying anything.
Its peoples over thinking which stops people.
I mean I know a guy who is 63 and can kick it up in a mosh pit like a teenager, but is told that he is too old for it. Why is he too old? If he enjoys it and doesn't harm anyone, whats the damage.
Life is too short, like what you like and have no appologies for it
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Permalink Reply by Raelyn on -
I agree with that! I would be considered one of the oldies, i guess.And i'm only thirty one, i make no apologies for liking GC, i have done since i was in my early twenties,so why would i let my age come into play, if i like what they do, i will always tune into the band.
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Permalink Reply by dar - the name giver on -
i think that there is no limit.
not too old and not too young.
when i talk to people in here some of them are surprised from my age (im almost 13) and i dont think it realy matters how old or how young you are if you love them so you love them its not that if you wil be older you will suddenly dislike them...
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Permalink Reply by dar - the name giver on
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i think that there is no limit.
not too old and not too young.
when i talk to people in here some of them are surprised from my age (im almost 13) and i dont think it realy matters how old or how young you are if you love them so you love them its not that if you wil be older you will suddenly dislike them...
yes people think that its weird when someone in the age of 40 or something like that hear rock music but if that is what he loves well... good for him... go and enjoy from that dont be afraid to tell other people...
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Permalink Reply by Tanya on -
Well, I'm 46 years old, and I love Good Charlotte!! I'm a totally GC freak. I have a friend who is 61 years old and her favorite bands are Tool, Nine Inch Nails, and Rammstein, and she attends many shows. She is a very cool lady. She saw Type O'Negative last year and chased Peter Steele down the street after the show to get his autograph.
You are never too old to be a fan of a certain type of music.
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Permalink Reply by Anastasia on -
guys & gals.. you ROCK! thanks for sharing your thoughts with me... i've known never to judge a book by its cover and unfortunately, a lot of people do... but the moment you take that step and flip the first page, then you open a whole new world... nothing is ever as it seems and a picture tells a thousand words... God created us and there's a story behind everyone.. thanks again!
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Permalink Reply by Shelley on -
Ive just turned 40 and i,m a latecomer GC fan...better late than never..I have the major hots for Benji so if he ever wants an older woman ...here I am lol
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Permalink Reply by Anastasia on
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you and me both honey....and every other woman in this world... cant help it, he's just too lush!
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Permalink Reply by Shona on -
No one is too old to like a certain band or certain type or music. My dad is 49 and wants to take me to go see Green Day and no way will i stop if he got tickets. He's still completely into his old punk days and will never stop listening to Rancid or the buzzcocks and so on. I dont think people should have a reason to stop liking their music/band and definately not if people say they are too old.
Alright im done
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Permalink Reply by Alec De' Vries on -
Like the 80 year old lady that listened to death metal and black metal. And was blind, her music collection of CD's were massive and she got robbed and someone took them all. The bands found out and about 13 bands made a tribute album to the lady.
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Permalink Reply by Alec De' Vries on
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haha people get weird like that with me too, mainly because I am a 14 year old boy that looks old enough to get into a night club, all of my friends are either female or over 19. So, People see me as an older kid. A lot with my music too, you don't see every 13 year old kid listening to Grindcore, though you don't see every normal 19 year old kid either though Haha!
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