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Message:	[quote author=peatrick board=other thread=1756 post=107109 time=1333567282]My mom caught me with Korn's Issues and lost her fucking mind. I still remember one of her hilarious quotes: "Well FUCK sure seems to be the word of your generation! Isn't that FUCKING nice!"[/quote] Expand
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Posted by XhornedXgrammaX on Apr 4, 2012, 2:17pm

Absolutely. That's a great record.

I don't think I ever bought a record that I wouldn't still listen to today.

Posted by weenie on Apr 4, 2012, 2:18pm

Fuck yeah 'What's Up'!

Posted by romanticizer on Apr 4, 2012, 2:19pm

Dope.

Posted by Pea on Apr 4, 2012, 2:21pm

My mom caught me with Korn's Issues and lost her fucking mind. I still remember one of her hilarious quotes:

"Well FUCK sure seems to be the word of your generation! Isn't that FUCKING nice!"

Posted by LumpSquatch on Apr 4, 2012, 2:21pm

My parents didn't care as much about swearz as much as bad situations and bad messages.

Posted by Friendly Destroyer on Apr 4, 2012, 2:23pm

Apr 4, 2012, 2:21pm, Pea wrote:

My mom caught me with Korn's Issues and lost her fucking mind. I still remember one of her hilarious quotes:

"Well FUCK sure seems to be the word of your generation! Isn't that FUCKING nice!"

To which you should have played "Kill You" for her and told her that A.D.I.D.A.S, mmmoooommmmmmm! Whatcha gonna do meow?

Posted by XhornedXgrammaX on Apr 4, 2012, 2:23pm

I had Nine Inch Nails' first four albums confiscated when I was eighteen or so. And I had been hiding them in my glove box so my folks wouldn't find them when they did their routine inspections of my CD wallets, which only made matters worse.

Posted by romanticizer on Apr 4, 2012, 2:25pm

Jeez. My mom let me listen and watch whatever the fuck I wanted.

Maybe that's why when I was 6 I punched my cousin in the back and called him a bastard because I was reenacting Jamie Lee Curtis in that one movie.

Posted by Friendly Destroyer on Apr 4, 2012, 2:29pm

Apr 4, 2012, 2:23pm, XhornedXgrammaX wrote:

This might be some over sharing, but despite my want to listen to my music (mainly in secret) I always sang "Feel like a dog" instead of, "feel like I'm God" in Offspring's "Bad Habit". I also always skipped "Heresy" on Downward Spiral for mortal fear that I would surely burn in hell. I was Dr. Garbanzohting a moral war within myself pretty much 90% of the time from the age of 11-17. I'm almost completely positive that this has had absolutely no effect on me...

Posted by blacksmile on Apr 4, 2012, 2:47pm

The biggest flip out my parents had with my music was when they came home one afternoon, when I was supposed to be looking after my little brother, he was crying in his crib and I was in the living room rocking the fuck out to Body Count. Needless to say, that CD ended up in 1000 pieces on the floor.

Posted by Pea on Apr 4, 2012, 2:53pm

My mom made me throw away a pog that had some anti-Christian phrase on it. I wish I remembered what it said.

Posted by Friendly Destroyer on Apr 4, 2012, 3:06pm

"Jesus ain't afraid of Slammers"

Posted by Pea on Apr 4, 2012, 3:12pm

Hah!

Posted by J-Dawg on Apr 4, 2012, 8:47pm

My parents didn't really care what I listened to growing up. Heck, the music my dad listened to was a lot worse than anything I owned.

Posted by J-Dawg on Apr 4, 2012, 8:56pm

My first 5, in order (I think. I know 1 and 2 are correct for sure)

So after a solid start with #1 and #2, well, it went down hill from there.

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