I wouldn't say those are goth wristbands - they look more punk to me.
The spiked leather wristbands and the safety pin tattoo on the person's hand are definitely punk style elements, not typical goth fashion.
Goth style tends to have a more frilly, dark Victorian-inspired look, whereas punk fashion typically prioritizes elements like studs, spikes, safety pins, and a generally scrappier aesthetic.
However, the punk ethos isn't always solely about the visual style - many punk bands and fans focus more on the politics and music rather than emphasizing a specific punk look, for example band "Dead Kennedys" often wore plain t-shirts and pants. I mean I guess the same can be said about goths, though.
I wouldn't say those are goth wristbands - they look more punk to me.
The spiked leather wristbands and the safety pin tattoo on the person's hand are definitely punk style elements, not typical goth fashion.
Goth style tends to have a more frilly, dark Victorian-inspired look, whereas punk fashion typically prioritizes elements like studs, spikes, safety pins, and a generally scrappier aesthetic.
However, the punk ethos isn't always solely about the visual style - many punk bands and fans focus more on the politics and music rather than emphasizing a specific punk look, for example band "Dead Kennedys" often wore plain t-shirts and pants. I mean I guess the same can be said about goths, though.
So I don't live in denmark, but Fox is a UK based company, and those cookies are your just common chocolate chip cookies, maybe a bit on the thicker side. You can get them around 2£ here locally, which is around 18 Danish Krone. I would say get them if you like thicker biscuits & cookies but ye they're mostly your common chocolate chip cookies.
What do you mean "now" if you looked at the image you'll see the comment is from 2008, its a comment under a torrent for constructional DVD - a thing that existed wayy before internet (or well in different format at least, so like instructional VHS)
What makes you think the Dev will notice a Lemmy post or will even know what Lemmy is, if they're not even using git for reports and are using a chat client for something that it should have never been used for.
I wouldn't say those are goth wristbands - they look more punk to me.
The spiked leather wristbands and the safety pin tattoo on the person's hand are definitely punk style elements, not typical goth fashion.
Goth style tends to have a more frilly, dark Victorian-inspired look, whereas punk fashion typically prioritizes elements like studs, spikes, safety pins, and a generally scrappier aesthetic.
However, the punk ethos isn't always solely about the visual style - many punk bands and fans focus more on the politics and music rather than emphasizing a specific punk look, for example band "Dead Kennedys" often wore plain t-shirts and pants. I mean I guess the same can be said about goths, though.