Are you having trouble buying for a gothically inclined friend?
Or perhaps you do not want to wait for delivery after buying something from the
interwebs because you need that present for metaller mate in your hands in the next couple of
hours when you meet them for their birthday down the pubgudamnit?
Or perhaps you are going on a shopping trip into town and
would like to look at things, things on the darker end of the taste spectrum
while your friends and family investigate clothes in beige.
Either way, this little blog is for you,
searching out for gothic, metal, and darkly alternative items on the high street and pointing them out to you.
Not cos you are dim, but cos it’s nice
to have life made a little easier.
Also,
it means I can window shop, covet nice things and yet remain within my current
state of being skint as opposed to making myself actually poor.
The idea came to me when my mum asked me, yet again, what I wanted
for Christmas. Knowing that she is
unlikely to peruse the same shops or internet websites as I will, I went to see
what was out there, and was pleasantly surprised to find bits and bobs
scattered around the high street.
It occurred
to me that it is not only my mum who probably fears buying for her gothically / heavy metal inclined
offspring; I bet there are a few. If
there is one, there is bound to be others. Bagzinga: here is Goth on the High
Street. Also makes the nice acronym
GOTHS, even if it is a boring title.
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