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Also, the last post on that page at the bottom, he adds a picture from The Sartorialist. I'm looking at the blog and DAYUM. "Ok, We Americans Get It - All Cute Girls in Europe Ride Bikes Everywhere, Wearing Cute Clothes, All Day!, Berlin" (Refer to picture.) I must say, some of our ridazz are rather sexy in their attire as well, but you know, it's always nice to see someone from Berlin. And this guy too. Look at that face! Hahahahah.
your right.. they do. but i quickly understood the meaning of why pfunks are so hip are because they often come in 2for1 packs.. those sneaker hipsters and their lack of funds. ha.
hey jazzy i agree what you said.... sept the "their" you used is supposed to be they're like they are. now i feel like an ass for making you feel like an ass so i hope you don't feel that way so i dont have to feel that way. hey let's all hate on bros instead of hipsters and bernie because fuuuck bros... i mean we should savor our hating, if you think about it, it takes up some energy and then you feel and shitty about being a hater but i mean bros have totally justified our animosity towards them
Okay, since meow wants to shift attention to "bro's", are these the culprits that need a little taste of P90???
The staff here at Flatbiller.com had a very difficult time finding photographs of flatbillers in action at Glamis. Most of our research led us to photographs of Glamis Bro Parties, like this one below.
Will the flatbillers completely overrun Glamis? Or will the Imperial County Sheriffs deploy a Glamis-wide Flatbiller ban? This will be an exciting battle to watch.
you know im not a fan of bros.. growing up around BRO CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH i quickly had a hate for them.. i used to dirtbike.. whoa i know, i was all things bike my whole life.. but i wasnt a bro, guys who go to glamis usually arnt they're just desert rats its all good they like to party and drive big trucks off jumps and dirtbike and get wasted and party..
BROS: guys who drive those same big trucks and never set foot on mud besides the sand near their house.. those guys should be swept off the road and fast.
^^ those are not bros those are ppl that like to party in the desert..
You're nowhere near the hipster-look, so it's probably because you just happen to know alot of them.
But then again, I've heard stories of kids ditching the "gang-bang" look and all of a sudden, start sporting Garth Brooks jeans and floppy-ear haircuts.
Reminds me of those days when I used to see some kids transition from "chollo/la" over into the "rebel" look.
Before I go to bed every night I pray for "Mc Bicycleland".
Every time I see a granny, teenager, or fashionable adult riding a bike I get really fucking happy. As I've said before, I can't wait till fixies and roadbikes are the staple bike at everywhere from Hot Topic to Target to Walmart.
Some people act like cycling is their private little thing for them and their friends and if it gets really popular its gonna suck.
FUCK YOU!
Cycling is for everyone!
Even hipsters, dipsters, wannabes, drunk messengers, culture vultures, and self-righteous i-did-it-firsters.
I guarantee, that in Holland and Japan, they dont have these types of conversations, at least not in relationship to bikes, because EVERYBODY RIDES.
To me thats the point of MR. While we have deep "hipster" roots. (any question about this watch the MR 1st anniversary video) MR are is all about it not mattering if your are a fashionista or a fashion-nada and then many colorful shades in between.
So be hip or not ... I really don' give a fuck.
Just love your fellow ridazz and have some fucking fun.
PS. Hipsters and Hipster Haters, I love you both the same, even when you are being stupid.
Can I please see a fucking picture of a hipster and a hipster hater hugging?
No one knows this, but I secretly started the movement in '99 to counter the onslaught of the "Emu-threat".
Unfortunately, both trends spilled way beyond the top-limits of their proverbial cups and infected the rest of the nation like wild-fire.
I sit in my mobile-lab, test-tube in one hand, P90 in the other, trying to find a cure to end this nightmare.
Victorville remains Ground-Zero and I intend to keep the fight going until I either die of old-age, or HipStEmos overrun me and not even the automated 50 cals will save me.
May God Have Mercy On All Our Souls.
Col. Ben T Strider, US Army Medical Corps, Virology Division.
Somebody pissed in that guys cherrios... It's OK..to hate.
Cheer up there bicycle advocate, someday we'll all hold hands riding the bicycle rainbow together.
Or not.
Bicycles are for everyone unless you have no arms and legs, I agree. But I must admit it's fun to poke fun and if you can't take a joke... go fuck yourself.
If there's a reason to bump an old thread that had to be done and not left for dead. Pictures of young myspace hipsters from suburban hell or Torrance, California are the reason. Even if someone had to take a shitter, a bathroom pic is like MOC 2001.
The 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.
Standing outside an art-party next to a neat row of locked-up fixed-gear bikes, I come across a couple girls who exemplify hipster !@#$?geneity. I ask one of the girls if her being at an art party and wearing fake eyeglasses, leggings and a flannel shirt makes her a hipster.
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What the heck? Spokecards sold on Etsy? Why?
here you go
I've come to terms with my inner hipster and I'm cool with it :)
