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Do all hipsters hate Muse, or is it just Pitchfork?

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Tom:

--- Quote from: Scandanavian War Machine on 24 Jun 2008, 16:02 ---when i see people dressed like that around town i usually think "hey, they're dressed like hipsters but they could be totally good people."

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So hipsters can't be "totally good people"?

David_Dovey:

--- Quote from: zerodrone on 24 Jun 2008, 22:44 ---A guy walks into the webbernets and makes a sweeping, condescending dick-wagging statement to make himself feel superior to others.

FILM AT ELEVEN.

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But enough about you, let's talk about someone else for a change.

Jackie Blue:
Wow.  "I know you are but what am I?"

Well played, sir.

Well.  Played.  *golf clap*

benji:

--- Quote from: MooMan1 on 24 Jun 2008, 22:29 ---OH GOD WHAT HAVE I DONE?!

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Proven that a lot of people would rather argue about whether there's such a thing as a hipster then discuss Muse.

onewheelwizzard:
In my experience, people use the word "hipster" to refer to people who go to the same shows and listen to the same music and dress similarly to themselves, but are not as cool as themselves in some vague indeterminate way.  Calling someone else a "hipster" basically implies that they are actively trying, but failing, to live up to one's own standards of cool.  It's like a subculture-specific synonym for "poser."

Maybe this is just a regional thing, but around my way, the term "hipsters" represents the anonymous crowd of followers who are always present anywhere anything cool is happening but only because they are trying to use their presence there to make themselves look cool.  Nobody tries to be one ... actually, people often live in apprehension that others will think of them that way.

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