Anyone can be made out to be a hipster for any reason today. It's just stupid. Bardock is a hipster for being really into tech developments, you're a hipster for being a film student, I'm a hipster for living in a gentrified former ''bad neighbourhood'' in a large city. The term has completely lost it's meaning and so has satirising it.
Originally posted by Slay
Anyone can be made out to be a hipster for any reason today. It's just stupid. Bardock is a hipster for being really into tech developments, you're a hipster for being a film student, I'm a hipster for living in a gentrified former ''bad neighbourhood'' in a large city. The term has completely lost it's meaning and so has satirising it.
Yeah, fight the power, Slay, you can do it!
Originally posted by SlayI just hate the term in general. It's basically used by insecure people to make people with certain styles of tastes feel bad about their decisions or who they are.
Anyone can be made out to be a hipster for any reason today. It's just stupid. Bardock is a hipster for being really into tech developments, you're a hipster for being a film student, I'm a hipster for living in a gentrified former ''bad neighbourhood'' in a large city. The term has completely lost it's meaning and so has satirising it.
Originally posted by SlayDo you not get any locally brewed craft beers, though? You can walk into pretty much any old booze shop in England and get a bunch of different nationally brewed ales and beers. Most of them are pretty good, too. So far, the 'craft beer' stigma hasn't made it over here. We're far too serious a drinking culture for that, I guess.
Lol, I live in the Czech Republic, ain't nobody got time for ''craft beers'' here. Czechs only drink Czech beer, no American bullshit is going to change that.
Originally posted by Scribble
Do you not get any locally brewed craft beers, though? You can walk into pretty much any old booze shop in England and get a bunch of different nationally brewed ales and beers. Most of them are pretty good, too. So far, the 'craft beer' stigma hasn't made it over here. We're far too serious a drinking culture for that, I guess.