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titch juicy Wrote:

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> Just returned from the Hipster Mecca, Primavera

> Sound in Barcelona. Where people go to listen to

> great music and look good doing it.

>


LOOKING GOOD! F*CK YEAH! more people should try it.


I wore my Phoenix bomber jacket to the gym on Saturday in honour of this thread. Tomorrow, I'm taking three hipster Swede clients out for dinner - might wear my Olivia Newton John t-shirt and a vintage kimono.

RosieH Wrote:

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> titch juicy Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Just returned from the Hipster Mecca, Primavera

> > Sound in Barcelona. Where people go to listen

> to

> > great music and look good doing it.

> >

>

> LOOKING GOOD! F*CK YEAH! more people should try

> it.

>

> I wore my Phoenix bomber jacket to the gym on

> Saturday in honour of this thread. Tomorrow, I'm

> taking three hipster Swede clients out for dinner

> - might wear my Olivia Newton John t-shirt and a

> vintage kimono.



If they are about on Friday RosieH take them to Franks. Open from 5pm.

  • 3 months later...

"Nowadays someone who sticks old agricultural implements on the wall of a Los Angeles motel regards himself as on a par with Michelangelo; moreover, since all their friends are dickheads, too, no one is about to disabuse them. Hell, on Planet Dickhead just turning up the trip-hop can be a work of unalloyed genius"


Will Self in entertaining grumpy old man form.

http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/09/will-self-awful-cult-talentless-hipster-has-taken-over

vgrant Wrote:

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> hispter scum. More names. A bigger list.More

> bullets to be bought.

>

> http://www.deathrowdinners.club/why-1/

>

> what next you bearded lice ? an Auschwitz themed

> hotel


Trust you to give them ideas.


From DRD:


"We're shocked and saddened by the response to Death Row Dinners and are genuinely very sorry for any offence caused. The pop up is intended to explore the concept of last meals; anyone who has ever been to a dinner party has probably had this conversation ? what would they love their last meal to be.


In light of the response to the idea we are considering our next steps and will update everyone with our decision."

david_carnell Wrote:

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> There was an emaciated hipster dancing with a hula

> hoop on Platform 3 at Peckham Rye Station this

> morning.

>

> My urge to push someone under an oncoming train

> has never been so strong.



Even without having been there and seen this person, I am finding myself hating them with far too much passion.

naaa, even when i was young and travelling i found your full moon party type hippy utterly insufferable.


And to be honest anyone who has the guts to make a business, even one as wanky as the last supper, complete with prices quoted in pieces of silver and ersatz roman shoe leather scents wafting around, gets respect from me.


It's the ones railing about injustice, and bartering the life out of their fake hessian coffee sack to furnish their overpriced flat off brick lane that mumsie is paying for....in their 30s!!!! that get my back up.

StraferJack Wrote:

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> why does everyone have such a grump on about THEM

>

> bitterness I say - they look like they are having

> fun whilst some people resent having to grind

> out a living

>

> Let them be



Oh whatever. Dancing with a cunting hula hoop on the train platform? I'd have wanted to stab him at the height of my social life.

Otta Wrote:

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> StraferJack Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > why does everyone have such a grump on about

> THEM

> >

> > bitterness I say - they look like they are

> having

> > fun whilst some people resent having to grind

> > out a living

> >

> > Let them be

>

>

> Oh whatever. Dancing with a @#$%& hula hoop on the

> train platform? I'd have wanted to stab him at the

> height of my social life.


Just for the record, it was a she. Replete with ethnic skirt and fake bindi decoration. And Beatz headphones. That finished the job off for me.


You know, I actually don't mind that scene that much. I've enjoyed the fact that Peckham now has some interesting bars and ironic country music nights. I love red wing boots, raw denim and plaid shirts.


But a ?$%&$% hula-hoop?!


Shark. Jump. The.

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