Some nannas now have more to worry about with the piercings and tattoos. A bit more permanent than haircuts/colours.
DEB
Mods in Australia were never related to skins or punks never remotely anything like it, never morphed into them.
Mods were a sixties thing that came just after the bodgie and widgie.
Mods in Australia were closely related to the beatniks.
MG's, black pants, avocado mohair jumpers and DB's too cool. 
@youcandoityoucandoityoucandoit wrote:haha boris! Its too funny, remembering what I got up to..pretty tame, but lots of fun..lots of dancing and parties..The boyfriend had a car- he had already left school and had a job- yay..
Which bands did you listen to? I really liked The Specials and Dexys Midnight Runners..Madness..even a bit of Paul Weller..Bf was into The Clash, Sex Pistols (of course) Black Flag..
good times
The Specials, Madness, Selector, The Beat, Bad Manners, Sex Pistols (especially Sid), The Clash, The Buzzcocks, Peter and the Test Tube Babies., The Business, Sham69, The Jam, The 4 Skins, Nina Hagen Band, X rayspex - and lots more. 
@silverfaun wrote:Mods in Australia were never related to skins or punks never remotely anything like it, never morphed into them.
Mods were a sixties thing that came just after the bodgie and widgie.
Mods in Australia were closely related to the beatniks.
MG's, black pants, avocado mohair jumpers and DB's too cool.
That's funny, I don't remember you being there - not talking about the 1960's, talking about the next generation of Mods - 1980's, google it. Quite a lot of mods became skins, so did some punks - talking about my friends. Argue away though if it pleases.
Is the bat a signal that we have gone off topic? 
or would you like to chat about batman?
