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Originally Posted by AdamDZ
(Post 14322409)
This must be the most moronic response I have seen in a while... Does everything associate with sex in your head? How old are you?
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HA! I know this guy! |
Do hipsters ever smile?
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FYI
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Originally Posted by mechanicalron
(Post 14332164)
Do hipsters ever smile?
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Originally Posted by ianstew
(Post 14332614)
Only when they are among there own kind. And it usually entails a Pabst Blue Ribbon and an imported cigarette.......
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Hey, last year pabst was PUNK ROCK!
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http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x...elGuinness.gifhipster witha pbr or hamster?
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Massive thread hijacking.
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"I rode my bike to work before it was cool" -this thread </irony>
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Originally Posted by Igo
(Post 14333640)
Massive thread hijacking.
http://gal.patheticcockroach.com/var...g?m=1297371747 |
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Over the last several decades or so, I have enjoyed my commute. All the rest is just noise.
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Interesting how certain places have the 'hipster aftershocks' compared with other urban centres. The difference between bicycle commuting and any other 'hip' trend is that, unlike the latter (fashion, music, fly-by-night political causes, alcoholic beverage choices), the former has demonstrated social benefits.
I liken it to the whole trend in gluten-free and/or vegetarian/vegan food. Does everyone need gluten-free food? No, but a lot of people benefited from its rise in popularity. Even if kids buy bikes for dubious reasons (fitting in with a crowd), odds are that their exposure to cycling will pay off in the long run. |
Originally Posted by Barrettscv
(Post 14317961)
Is it a bad thing when commuting is hip?
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Jeez, if I want fashion garble I go elsewhere... If it's not the Spandex guys defending the right to wear spandex, it's the hipsters wanting to wear womens' underwear, or Freds wanting to wear one million Lumen...
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Originally Posted by lostarchitect
(Post 14331345)
You're the one commenting on somebody's butt. Don't get upset when someone calls you on it.
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Originally Posted by boro
(Post 14337752)
Interesting how certain places have the 'hipster aftershocks' compared with other urban centres. The difference between bicycle commuting and any other 'hip' trend is that, unlike the latter (fashion, music, fly-by-night political causes, alcoholic beverage choices), the former has demonstrated social benefits.
I liken it to the whole trend in gluten-free and/or vegetarian/vegan food. Does everyone need gluten-free food? No, but a lot of people benefited from its rise in popularity. Even if kids buy bikes for dubious reasons (fitting in with a crowd), odds are that their exposure to cycling will pay off in the long run. |
did someone say buttseks?
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Originally Posted by Stealthammer
(Post 14337823)
I almost quit riding my FG to work after spending two weeks in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and then I went to Chicago and discovered that "hipsters" were everywhere. Truth is, I really don't give a **** what "hipsters" do. I love my FG and I love my commute.
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Originally Posted by caloso
(Post 14351088)
Seems like the hipsters in Sacto's Midtown have moved on from FGs. It's all about the mopeds now. Stinky, loud, hydrocarbon spewing Puch moped relics from the 70s. I hate them with the white hot intensity of a million suns.
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