Cliche or not Cliche? Oh that question.

So I had this discussion with my friend the other day. It started with:

"Jesus, you're so cliche!"
"So?"
'It's fuckign stupid"
"Eh, I like what I like. It it fits some cookie cutter mold someone else has given me, fuck them for worrying about it"

and went from there. I tried talking to her about her cliche faux-brit-ness, but then I realized I didn't care. Everyone is fucking cliche because right now everything you see, hear, and smell is recycled from something way back when or from some other culture.

Does "being original" even exist anymore? Do you care if you fit a cliche mold and/or go out of your way to not be like that? Does that make you just as bad as trying to be the cliche?


[Edited on Aug 26, 2005 by megamanx]

There's nothing new under the sun, but every dog has its day.

hah, TWO POINTS FOR YOU!

This thread is such a cliche.

As a time-traveler from the future, my style isn't scheduled to become cliche until the year 4000. But by that time, the word "cliche" will be replaced by the word "oomph!" as per the Kick Holy-er than Thou Scene Critics in the Nuts law of 3097.

[Edited on Aug 26, 2005 by UnnecessaryZ]

What?

Sorry, meant mold. Still sleepy.

As long as you realize you're cliche...

remember back in the old days when noone worried about being cliche?

cliche is the new black.

where have you all been?

This is my 1000th post...

I own the cliche. It's mine.

The treaty of Lisbon in 1993 states that cliché can not be owned by any one nation, company or person. By claming the cliché you are no open to sanctions from the U.N. and a possible police action.


Sorry I'm bored.