Hippy? Do you mean Hippie (as in 60's) or Hippy as in something I am unaware of?

hippie as in the 60's and hippy as in something I am unaware of is all the same, and to anwer the question NO. Too many laws and what not by now the whole thing has changed

Yeah. Look around you. There's something "wrong" w/ everything that it's constantly being protested and questioned.

We can only hope not!

Maybe the music and clothing will make a comeback.

(hehe...a lot of hippies ran around naked)

But hopefully not the drugs, protesting, and peace.

no, maby the style, but not the beliefs

On 7/23/2005 2:44:32 AM ClashRocker wrote: But hopefully not the drugs, protesting, and peace.

But hopefully not the peace?

Peace is for hippies, obviously.

maybe, u neeeevvverrrr knoooooowwwwwww

On 9/7/2005 8:37:23 PM Wesgro wrote: Peace is for hippies, obviously.

Then count me in as a hippie.

Maybe the drugs, protesting, and peace will make a comeback.

But hopefully not the music and clothing.

I'm all for peace... but seriously, f*ck hippies. They accomplished NOTHING.

On 9/7/2005 8:51:30 PM Hael wrote: Maybe the drugs, protesting, and peace will make a comeback. But hopefully not the music and clothing.

The music?
Right.. because that whole generation of music just ate balls.

I'm fairly certain some of the best music on the century came from the 60s/70s

I was actually mostly kidding. They did have a lot of great music. I'm serious about the clothes, though.

Maybe the drugs, protesting, and peace will make a comeback.
But hopefully not the music and clothing.

ditto.

The clothes are already coming back

On 9/7/2005 8:30:51 PM wanderer wrote: On 7/23/2005 2:44:32 AM ClashRocker wrote: But hopefully not the drugs, protesting, and peace. But hopefully not the peace?

I thought that was an odd call!

That would be effing awesome if it did make a comeback and tbh I think it's trying to.
But it'll never be like the original hippie era.

On 9/8/2005 1:56:41 PM liARSENIC wrote: That would be effing awesome if it did make a comeback and tbh I think it's trying to. But it'll never be like the original hippie era.

No, it will never be like the original.

But, except for the drugs (and maybe the lack of washing), I'd like to see it come back.

It won't with this generation, however. Each generation has to rebel against their parents, so this generation can't do the hippie thing. The children of this generation might bring it back, however.

Just what we need.
A bunch of filthy, drug addled morons dropping out and trying to tell the government how to fix things.

On 9/7/2005 11:44:23 PM Wesgro wrote: The music? Right.. because that whole generation of music just ate balls. I'm fairly certain some of the best music on the century came from the 60s/70s

Was that sarcasm or are you just stupid? Please say sarcasm.

The clothes and music are definitley making a comeback, which bothers me a little. I used to feel original because I was into it (drugs, peace, music, style..) but now it's a new fad in my school. It seems everyone is wearing fake birkenstocks, led zeppelin/rolling stones/pink floyd tees and streetsweeper skirts.

I don't understand why people think the music is so bad, though. Before Rock n Roll, music wasn't nearly as literal and free as it is now. Ugh.. I just love the music.

By the way, I love this question also.

On 9/8/2005 4:05:13 PM laurgasm wrote: On 9/7/2005 11:44:23 PM Wesgro wrote: The music? Right.. because that whole generation of music just ate balls. I'm fairly certain some of the best music on the century came from the 60s/70s Was that sarcasm or are you just stupid? Please say sarcasm. The clothes and music are definitley making a comeback, which bothers me a little. I used to feel original because I was into it (drugs, peace, music, style..) but now it's a new fad in my school. It seems everyone is wearing fake birkenstocks, led zeppelin/rolling stones/pink floyd tees and streetsweeper skirts. I don't understand why people think the music is so bad, though. Before Rock n Roll, music wasn't nearly as literal and free as it is now. Ugh.. I just love the music.

All this from a 16 year old.
Even if the clothing comes back, it is not the same. It is a marketing tool from some yuppie on Madison Ave. who wants to get into your pocketbook.
As for the music coming b

ack, a protest song here and there by Green Day and U2 certainly doesn't constitute a musical revolution.

Oh, bye the way, rock and roll existed for many years before the Summer of Love.

Ever heard of Buddy Holley? Little Richard? Perhaps Bill Haley and The Comets?