this means i'm going to be famous soon.. thanks zeusheyzeus wrote:Oh no, we're friends now. Just like that. I snapped my fingers and made it so.omaha_red wrote:is that why you won't be my friend? thrill and i are friends...heyzeus wrote:Ha, believe it or not, the Sklar brothers are another set of twins, also from my high school (Parkway North) who were in the same class with and friends of my older brother.haltz wrote:Do they also have a show called Cheap Seats?heyzeus wrote:I'm glad to see STL Style getting props. Two good friends who I grew up with, twin brothers from Creve Coeur, are the proprietors of that site. They do good work, and their main goal in life is promoting St. Louis. They love the city.Popeye_Card wrote:I have some stl-style shirts. I am unsure if that makes me a hipster, or a hipster enemy, or...something else?maddash wrote:The irony is that hipsters don't wear ironic hipster t-shirts... which is ironic because hipsters are still into irony.cardsfansince82 wrote:Basically I need to start a hipster t-shirt company. Is what you're saying.
EDIT: Regardless, I bet more than one hipster has rubbed more than one out to more than one of these chicks on the interweb.
And yeah, all of my friends are spectacularly talented and/or famous and/or lucky. That's my entourage.
Snorg tees girl
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Adbusters is the epitome of people who think they know more than they do.haltz wrote:http://www.adbusters.org/magazine/79/hipster.htmlThe American Apparel V-neck shirt, Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and Parliament cigarettes are symbols and icons of working or revolutionary classes that have been appropriated by hipsterdom and drained of meaning. Ten years ago, a man wearing a plain V-neck tee and drinking a Pabst would never be accused of being a trend-follower. But in 2008, such things have become shameless clichés of a class of individuals that seek to escape their own wealth and privilege by immersing themselves in the aesthetic of the working class.
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Isn't having a "favorite dive bar" a hipster thing?omaha_red wrote:my favorite dive bar in omaha.. "the rose and crown" has been overtaken by hipsters..TimeForGuinness wrote:yes...like punk, goth, etc.wart57 wrote:soooo they have created a culture around not wanting a culture?
i really hope hipsters don't overtake my dive bars...i really enjoy them the way they are.
i went there saturday and had to leave..
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If you don't see any hipsters in a dive bar, you are the hipster.ghostrunner wrote:Isn't having a "favorite dive bar" a hipster thing?omaha_red wrote:my favorite dive bar in omaha.. "the rose and crown" has been overtaken by hipsters..TimeForGuinness wrote:yes...like punk, goth, etc.wart57 wrote:soooo they have created a culture around not wanting a culture?
i really hope hipsters don't overtake my dive bars...i really enjoy them the way they are.
i went there saturday and had to leave..
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no...i'm there for cheap drinks and my friends...not to be seen.ghostrunner wrote:Isn't having a "favorite dive bar" a hipster thing?omaha_red wrote:my favorite dive bar in omaha.. "the rose and crown" has been overtaken by hipsters..TimeForGuinness wrote:yes...like punk, goth, etc.wart57 wrote:soooo they have created a culture around not wanting a culture?
i really hope hipsters don't overtake my dive bars...i really enjoy them the way they are.
i went there saturday and had to leave..
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spoken like a true hipstermaddash wrote:If you don't see any hipsters in a dive bar, you are the hipster.ghostrunner wrote:Isn't having a "favorite dive bar" a hipster thing?omaha_red wrote:my favorite dive bar in omaha.. "the rose and crown" has been overtaken by hipsters..TimeForGuinness wrote:yes...like punk, goth, etc.wart57 wrote:soooo they have created a culture around not wanting a culture?
i really hope hipsters don't overtake my dive bars...i really enjoy them the way they are.
i went there saturday and had to leave..
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Well then it's just a bar. Calling it a dive bar implies that's it's below you in some way.TimeForGuinness wrote:no...i'm there for cheap drinks and my friends...not to be seen.ghostrunner wrote:Isn't having a "favorite dive bar" a hipster thing?omaha_red wrote:my favorite dive bar in omaha.. "the rose and crown" has been overtaken by hipsters..TimeForGuinness wrote:yes...like punk, goth, etc.wart57 wrote:soooo they have created a culture around not wanting a culture?
i really hope hipsters don't overtake my dive bars...i really enjoy them the way they are.
i went there saturday and had to leave..
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thisTimeForGuinness wrote:no...i'm there for cheap drinks and my friends...not to be seen.ghostrunner wrote:Isn't having a "favorite dive bar" a hipster thing?omaha_red wrote:my favorite dive bar in omaha.. "the rose and crown" has been overtaken by hipsters..TimeForGuinness wrote:yes...like punk, goth, etc.wart57 wrote:soooo they have created a culture around not wanting a culture?
i really hope hipsters don't overtake my dive bars...i really enjoy them the way they are.
i went there saturday and had to leave..
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Oh no. I'm reading that Chuck Klosterman book right now.



