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Dirty Hipsters
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hating on hipsters is too mainstream now, conformist
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hipsters have been made fun of so much that its now cooler to actually be a hipster than make fun of them
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Meh, most of it was the same old jokes. However;
"How did we end up in the actual woods?" "I don't know, I'm over it. It's pretty lame" was pretty damn funny |
"This is a $300 vest". Haha! Hilarious.
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Originally Posted by dcdude
(Post 9986349)
hipsters have been made fun of so much that its now cooler to actually be a hipster than make fun of them
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hipsters have been made fun of so much that its now cooler to actually be a hipster than make fun of them |
bane isnt really a small indy band, and hardly unheard of. epic fail
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Hipsters are simply indifferent emos...
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Originally Posted by Nigal
(Post 9987442)
Hipsters are simply indifferent emos...
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Originally Posted by B:H Pusher
(Post 9987142)
bane isnt really a small indy band, and hardly unheard of. epic fail
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Originally Posted by dcdude
(Post 9986349)
hipsters have been made fun of so much that its now cooler to actually be a hipster than make fun of them
Fixed gear bikes used to be out-of-the-mainstream which made them "in." They became so popular that the major manufacturers started producing fixed gear bikes, putting them into the mainstream, which made them "out." So now, since fixed gear bikes are "out" again, they are actually "in." Unless, of course, your fixed gear bike is a road bike conversion. In that case it started life as "in" until it was converted to fixed gear which was never "in," even among the other fixed gear riders, so it was always "out" which is actually "in." Got that? |
Originally Posted by Retro Grouch
(Post 9994072)
Exactly!
Fixed gear bikes used to be out-of-the-mainstream which made them "in." They became so popular that the major manufacturers started producing fixed gear bikes, putting them into the mainstream, which made them "out." So now, since fixed gear bikes are "out" again, they are actually "in." Unless, of course, your fixed gear bike is a road bike conversion. In that case it started life as "in" until it was converted to fixed gear which was never "in," even among the other fixed gear riders, so it was always "out" which is actually "in." Got that? my brain hurts |
Originally Posted by Retro Grouch
(Post 9994072)
Exactly!
Fixed gear bikes used to be out-of-the-mainstream which made them "in." They became so popular that the major manufacturers started producing fixed gear bikes, putting them into the mainstream, which made them "out." So now, since fixed gear bikes are "out" again, they are actually "in." Unless, of course, your fixed gear bike is a road bike conversion. In that case it started life as "in" until it was converted to fixed gear which was never "in," even among the other fixed gear riders, so it was always "out" which is actually "in." Got that? I've been wrestling with this conflict for around 13 years now....except when I first started having issues with this, it was the punks instead of the hipsters. Good grief. Who cares, right!? |
Originally Posted by Retro Grouch
(Post 9994072)
Exactly!
Fixed gear bikes used to be out-of-the-mainstream which made them "in." They became so popular that the major manufacturers started producing fixed gear bikes, putting them into the mainstream, which made them "out." So now, since fixed gear bikes are "out" again, they are actually "in." Unless, of course, your fixed gear bike is a road bike conversion. In that case it started life as "in" until it was converted to fixed gear which was never "in," even among the other fixed gear riders, so it was always "out" which is actually "in." Got that? man, this is easy! |
I wear tight pants, watch art films and listen to underground music, and drink cheap beer but I also have stupid looking mountain shoes for my SPD pedals, use fenders, and care about things. I would ask but I guess I'm probably a hipster.
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nobody is a hipster. if you live on a trust fund / daddy's money and have a super trendy bike messenger job then you can get **** for being a hipster in my opinion. otherwise, you're fine. that's where i draw the line at least.
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Originally Posted by luno-pdx
(Post 10007112)
nobody is a hipster. if you live on a trust fund / daddy's money and have a super trendy bike messenger job then you can get **** for being a hipster in my opinion. otherwise, you're fine. that's where i draw the line at least.
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I go to art school
I wear tight pants I appreciate underground indy I have strange taste in clothes I wear thick framed glasses I ride a fixed gear conversion with lime green veeps and matchy match seat and handlebars because it looks cool. I'm the worst of both worlds. |
^^^^ I'm confused as to where you're belonging to the non hipster world part of the argument is.....????
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^^ My point exactly.
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Is anyone in this thread speaking English?
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Me no speaka da English
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I dress like a hipster. I don't shower often. My bike isn't all "Tarked out". I'm glad people are making videos about us on youtube. The movement gains more notoriety. ;)
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