Beards, flannels, Dickies, on Schwinns, umm yup.
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The Hot Pepper said:
Fixies for Pixies ...
On a scale of 0 to home ...
Scoville DeVille said:So tell me t0mater, what is the hipster situation there?
Wait, you don't live in Portland do you? If so, you would not be a good barometer.
On a scale of 0 to home ...
This is real now
I actually like trends and fashion and people and food that evolve, I just hate when it becomes corporate. I don't mind the hipsters as much as things like Five Guys and Starbucks replacing the Harry and Ida's and coffee houses of the world etc.
tctenten said:
I actually like trends and fashion and people and food that evolve, I just hate when it becomes corporate. I don't mind the hipsters as much as things like Five Guys and Starbucks replacing the Harry and Ida's and coffee houses of the world etc.
Scoville DeVille said:So tell me t0mater, what is the hipster situation there?
Wait, you don't live in Portland do you? If so, you would not be a good barometer.
The hipster situation is worse in the northwest. Many of the people I've seen are all in clean cut suits or in high fashion. I have not seen a whole lot of flannel. There have been tons of girls with glasses and long bangs. The bicycles I've seen have been mostly upscale street commuter bikes. Lots of sweaty, shirtless, chiseled, bronze men running everywhere. Tons of girls gossiping about relationships. A couple got into a fight on the Chinatown side of the Manhattan bridge because the boyfriend found out his girlfriend was having a baby....and it apparently wasn't his. It has been a good tripgrantmichaels said:
I love when trends change too.The Hot Pepper said:This is real now
I actually like trends and fashion and people and food that evolve, I just hate when it becomes corporate. I don't mind the hipsters as much as things like Five Guys and Starbucks replacing the Harry and Ida's and coffee houses of the world etc.
I have tons of flannel back home. The only difference is that I wear when I'm actually cold.
The Hot Pepper said:This is real now
I actually like trends and fashion and people and food that evolve, I just hate when it becomes corporate. I don't mind the hipsters as much as things like Five Guys and Starbucks replacing the Harry and Ida's and coffee houses of the world etc.
With you 100%
I like your descriptions t0matillo. You could be a writer!
"Lumber sexual" hahahahahaha
Here, like in Seattle and Portland (probably) that term describes lesbians. (absolutely nothing wrong with that). And their official mode of transportation is Subaru.
Actually, your NYC name should be t0mat.
IS that right?
yo yo yo!
yous new yokahs?
tctenten said:
It's still NYC if folks come to wash yo windows on the city-side of the tunnel, and you can get a fuckin' pretzel on that trip ...
If not, FML ...
grantmichaels said:
I saw that and the bacon-crust pizza one lol.t0mato said:
For people watching, you can't beat Vancouver ...
Well, there must be somewhere in Venezuela that's better, but I don't know where it is ...
For places I know - it's Vancouver.
grantmichaels said:
No one ever wanted that damn squeegee, they squeegeed first while you were shoeing them off, to guilt you into tipping lol. Best thing Giuliani did was get rid o them!
One pretzel please! Extra salty!
The Hot Pepper said:
I love that one ...
"That bacon is so serious boiiii!"
So many classic bits ...
The Hot Pepper said:
Totally.
Learned more about Life in two-days each Winter we headed up there than in the whole rest of the year down here, I swear ...
Chinatown, traffic, window-washers, hookers near Broadway, Harlem ...
It is easier to get Halal food than find a pretzel vendor. Most of the stuff that made NY...NY is gone. FFS you cannot find porn at 42nd street, muggings are a thing of the past. There are fucking Citi bikes everywhere...I can go on and on. It is all geared towards tourism and the pussification of the city.grantmichaels said: