
Anyway, that challenge got me thinking:
I'm really big on not conforming. I tend to go for the quirkier option when choosing from a selection of items, and I don't dress according to what's in fashion. I even stopped liking Pearl Jam after their second single when all of a sudden EVERYONE was into them.
So why do I like Google so much? I even use gmail...
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(, Thu 30 Mar 2006, 8:35, archived)
just to fit in with other people, then you may be called a sheep
but disliking something just because others like it is very similar don't you think?
surely a true non conformist disregards all popular tastes whether they be similar or different to their own
i think i'm just being argumentative today
(, Thu 30 Mar 2006, 8:35, archived)
About the non-conformist bit. Don't know about the argumentative bit.
(, Thu 30 Mar 2006, 8:56, archived)
But it's a nightmare to get a new site ranked for anything relevant these days
/edit either that or i'm really shit at my job
(, Thu 30 Mar 2006, 8:41, archived)
is a form of conforming? Presumably you liked the music of Pearl Jam, why should you care if other people like it too?
Just go for what you like. Sometimes other people like the same things, sometimes they don't. Google do what they do well, they seem less cunty than many other organisations, and as cr3ative said they keep things simple. I'd really like to work for Google some day.
(, Thu 30 Mar 2006, 8:56, archived)
(About the non-conformist bit)
I'm older and wiser now, and there are some Pearl Jam songs that I do like - there are a lot I don't too though. Mind you, that's coz they're shit, not coz other people like them.
(, Thu 30 Mar 2006, 9:01, archived)
And there certainly are bands that I've stopped liking as they've become more popular, although this is generally related to them becoming more popular because their music's got more bland and populist, rather than any form of musical snobbery (although my mum disagrees on this one)
Edit: and woo to your picture! Sorry, not really functioning yet this morning, I knew there was a reason I clicked reply in the first place.
(, Thu 30 Mar 2006, 9:05, archived)