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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by butter_man » Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:37 am

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:48 am

See how quickly my thread went from the music to very special shoes...

That's a feminine issue...


I mean - If I could find the exactly right kind of special shoe...

I wouldn't have to think about spinning records at all...I could just spend all day getting the other kind of waxed.

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by Terpit » Sat Jan 19, 2013 8:25 am

So, what's the issue?
Are you asking for the best way of finding a mixing partner?
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by bigfootspartan » Sat Jan 19, 2013 8:28 am

Some women are quite successful in electronic music, take Paris Hilton for example. All you need is a proper sex tape and you'll get more bookings than you can handle!

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by chekov » Sat Jan 19, 2013 11:57 am

i'd be pretty weirded out if anyone came up to me randomly and asked to be 'mixing partners'
if you've spoken to them a bit and know they dj, suggest a mixing sesh with some spliffs/beers or whatever
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:23 pm

chekov wrote:i'd be pretty weirded out if anyone came up to me randomly and asked to be 'mixing partners'
if you've spoken to them a bit and know they dj, suggest a mixing sesh with some spliffs/beers or whatever

See - guys do this all the time like it's nothing...
A girl tries and it's just rife with implications.

I'm sure the bulk of my problem lies with not living in the right place - to become recognizable as a person on the scene...

I've always been tuning in from some remote outpost...

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:40 pm

....if I have to fight my way back in, it's not gonna be pretty...

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by Sexual_Chocolate » Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:46 pm

if anyone came up to me in the club & asked (after a bit of conversation) if they wanted to have a session, id probably be keen, cuz i wouldve already made my mind up as to whether they're psychotic or not
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by noam » Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:52 pm

Get good - worry about the bullshit later

marketing is different and tbf, you know EXACTLY what issues you'd be facing from that angle

dumb question

blatantly an attempt to coax some dumb-dumb into a debate which makes them look like a dumb-dumb

female dj's struggle because electronic music is male dominated, simple.

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by kingGhost » Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:59 pm

BM, you're reaching ... you don't have to be the victim all the time! it's okay bro!

try being a female in the hardcore/punk scene...
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by particle-jim » Sat Jan 19, 2013 4:04 pm

Sampled the sound of someone wiping themselves with a femfresh

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by kingGhost » Sat Jan 19, 2013 4:16 pm

particle-jim wrote:femfresh
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 4:32 pm

I know - I started talkin' mad shit in this thread...I'm just full of it...
I'm a softie really...I'm not trying to bait anyone into this thread to bash them...

I'm seriously just wondering if you guys even know what a feminine issue is
- or if you like, condone, and uphold the concepts because the system is a benefit to you...?


You know - poverty is the worst form of violence...

I've seen men support other men because they understand the system - women get sent back to their families...
That's why the father gives the bride away...


You say stand up on your own - well then stop forcing me into those stupid shoes
You do it...full femme style...Miss Chloe is going to be hard to beat

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 5:52 pm

So...can I see that picture of Kode9 again?...and then I'm going to tell you guys a secret

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Yep - That's the one...

And here's the secret...long long time ago when I was allowed to follow Kode9 on twitter...and did for about a years or so...

I always thought from the very beginning...that he had a girlfriend named Nicole.

So I never thought about him like that...
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:03 pm

Then...when he came back like this...

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I was like yeah - That's definatly his bone structure...I'm going to say something to him, everyone says he's real nice and approachable...one of the nicest people on the scene...

So I said stuff to him in his own language and guess what...I got banned almost immediatly!!!



So - I just assumed he must have a jealous girlfriend.

Girls have to contend with jealous mates when approaching a person in "the club" - even the ones that don't exist yet...
A guy can just approach another guy to converse - a girl has to deal with all this other - who knows what kind of bullshit.

Most girls just won't.
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by Marcus » Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:21 pm

Women aren't strong enough to carry a bag full of dubs/records.
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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:25 pm

So I have to have a bag full of dubs to talk to Kode9...

Well, I'm going to have to make them all myself then - Where are the strictly female dub cutters?

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:35 pm

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Re: feminine issues in electronic music...

Post by lovelydivot » Sat Jan 19, 2013 8:03 pm

seriously though - If someone came to me and said...

If your gonna be here - you're gonna have to wear some really dumb shoes...
I'd probably pick these first...

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