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entertainingly scatching article, rob. 
I was just about to post that article. Heh. How unhip.
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| Originally posted by basilisk I was just about to post that article. |
Red Dog >>> Blue RIbbon
Clovis
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| Originally posted by flavdave I would argue that "hipsters" tend to be trendsetters more than bandwagoners though. |
Hipsters will never admit they are hipsters. WHY? I think it's because they all want to be different and unique.
I see a lot of hipsters everywhere I go. Maybe because I live a block away from a hipster strong hold aka an indie bar/club.
Whenever I pass by them, I hear them talk about art school, post-modern crap, nietzsche, some indie band, indie films, existentialism, french films on existentialism, berkeley, irony, how much republicans suck, and other high brow bull that makes normal people like me PO'd.
My favorite thing about these people is how they pretend that they're working class, and that the man is oppressing them. Yeah right bro. Look at your social capital for a sec hipsters. YOU GUYS ARE THE RULING CLASS. FFS. Most people want an upgrade, want to live comfortably in a suburb where there are no douches in the city and it's safer, want food on their table on a consistant basis. Why pretend to be poor?
You know what pisses me off most about hipsters? The ones who complain that they are "real punk" or whatever, and complain about how many punks aren't even "real punk." Um, yeah bro, we all know you grew up in a freakin' suburb in middle america where it's not that bad a place to live compared to a small, rotting 6x6ft apartment in the tender loins , or williamsburg or whatever.
not all hipsters are annoying though. a lot are pretty cool though.
This is a hipster:

"This obsession with �street-cred� reaches its apex of absurdity as hipsters have recently and wholeheartedly adopted the fixed-gear bike as the only acceptable form of transportation � only to have brakes installed on a piece of machinery that is defined by its lack thereof."
AHAHAHA!! ^^^^^
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| Originally posted by thechronic Clovis |
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| Originally posted by bas People that like good music. |
this thread is so amusing.
this phenomena is nothing new.
music and fashion have been recycled for ages. Every generation has a social group like this, and the criticisms about them tend to be the exact same ones no matter what year it is.
you must have to ask yourself why these people bother you...and if they truly bother you it might be you who has the problem.
inb4peoplecallingmeahipsterevenifiamwaytoooldforit.
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| Originally posted by elFreak this thread is so amusing. this phenomena is nothing new. music and fashion have been recycled for ages. Every generation has a social group like this, and the criticisms about them tend to be the exact same ones no matter what year it is. you must have to ask yourself why these people bother you...and if they truly bother you it might be you who has the problem. ![]() inb4peoplecallingmeahipsterevenifiamwaytoooldforit. |
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| Originally posted by RJT http://www.adbusters.org/magazine/79/hipster.html |
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| Originally posted by elFreak Every generation has a social group like this, and the criticisms about them tend to be the exact same ones no matter what year it is. |
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| Originally posted by RJT Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and Parliament cigarettes |
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Since the 1920s at least. Some of the artists living in New York and Paris during Hemingway and Fitzgerald's early years were arguably the first "hipsters." Not to say that that H. and F. were themselves hipsters; they were not. But along with the real bohemians and avante-gardists came lots of fake ones. Every generation does indeed have phony, snooty hangers-on to trends. |
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| Originally posted by l�cid i resent that. |
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| Originally posted by Ben Brown sounds like TA |
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| Originally posted by elFreak and in every generation those that are on the outside looking in complain about them. (they are usually losers without much of a social life, jealousy card pulled) let people have their fun, everyone grows out of it. |

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| Originally posted by RJT Maybe surprisingly, but also just like TA! ![]() PS: Anyone else think contemporary hipsters are a direct result of the depiction of nihilism in the Big Lebowski? |
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles "Vee believe in nossing, Lebowski!" |
I wish I could pour some ashes onto your face MrJiveBoJingles.
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| Originally posted by Ek0nomik I wish I could pour some ashes onto your face MrJiveBoJingles. |
Donnie's, obviously.
So long as there's a Ralph's nearby, that is.
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