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   From: trminlxGARBAGE@bitstreamnet.com   
      
   In article <51f64020.0312021640.11075644@posting.google.com>,   
    u01mzb@abdn.ac.uk (FixinDixon) wrote:   
      
   > Kevin Calder  wrote in message   
   > news:<4jYrIjU+ioy$EwR0@cableinet.co.uk>...   
   > > Anyway, there is a cyberpunk movement!   
   > >   
   > > Its walking fast with yr head down and yr hood up.   
   > >   
   > > I thought everyone knew about that...   
   > >   
   > > zip,   
   >   
   > Does that mean that the cyberpunk subculture is part of abother   
   > subculture or does it take members of other subcultures? After all,   
   > I'm yet to see any other subculture other than the goths/nu-rock crowd   
   > wear hooded garments and use them.  Even the mods with their parkers   
   > tend to keep the hood down, and most other people who use their hoods   
   > tend to walk slower than a tortoise in treacle.   
      
      
   the "hip-hop" crowd, I believe, started out with the hoodie and still   
   use it to hide their faces. I also know from way back that Graf-artists   
   favored the hoods as the provided decent cover when fleeing the   
   authorities (hard to get a good description when you can't see the head).   
      
   Hooded garmets have been around a while and are by no means the purvue   
   of any one (non)subculture.   
      
   and personally I don't believe there is a cyberpunk subculture, just a   
   layer where other subcultures have a habit of overlapping occasionally.   
      
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