ROLLING HIPSTER STUDIES 09

scooter coffee holster:

http://www.sjbmw.com/_images/parts/1160_part.jpg

Though I wld never use this because with my COFFEE UNLUCK I would end up with 200º F fluid all over my feet at the first bump, which seems like a bad idea while driving.

AND on the mason jar front my friend just bought me a mason jar sippy cup converter.
http://cuppow.com/img/product/cuppow-4.jpg
It hasn't come yet but I think it will make my wine-drinking evenings all the sweeter (fewer ruined shirts).

I know I am infantilizing myself but otoh red wine

i spill coffee every time everywhere! can i call this coffee unluck? i like it!

i don't think a sippy cup can even save me wrt coffee

i too am a lost cause wrt coffee

Cellphone photos are disposable and forgettable. In a photo booth, you plunk your money in and the result is frozen on film and in time. Hipster bars lead the way.

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-holland-photobooth-20120803,0,4042676.column

"I'm so over digital," said Bess Byers, a Venice marketing researcher

I like this 'cause it's like...uh...have photo booths ever not been popular?

ya this has been a thing in la for like at least 10-12 years, and everywhere else

People like pictures of themselves. You can stick these on a fridge. You can make out in them. Kind of a no-brainer, really.

In a handful of hipster bars — Cha Cha Lounge, Edendale Grill — people are lining up to cram into photo closets, pull the curtain closed and wait for the flash to pop and freeze their goofy expressions.

two terrible bars

an in-action quote

"I'm so over digital," said Bess Byers, a Venice marketing researcher darting out of the One-Eyed Gypsy's vintage booth. "With film you only have one shot and that's that. You have to make it count."

In the digital world, "you could take a picture of a cockroach and make it look like Godzilla," Orange County resident Fernando Lazaro, an office worker, said, explaining why he and a friend ducked into the photo booth one night last week at the One-Eyed Gypsy bar downtown. But in the photo booth world, "this is real."

sepia-toned memories

two terrible bars

one crazy night

Lopez posed this hypothetical: You put a picture online, and your friends and relations repost it. Somebody working on a "10 Best ...." list runs a Google search and finds it on a blog or online scrapbook. Presto, you're No. 6 on the "Cute Guys with Beards" site.

bearded, cloned, and on a list.

two terrible bars

one crazy night

a night that none of us

http://msellenorrose.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/scan-photobooth.jpeg?w=580

would ever forget

w/s several of this hipsters

i need to partner up with a guy named lloyd and open a photo lab called "cellulloyd" in which i covert all yr digital mov.files to super8 or 16mm film stock in those authentic metal canisters with the white tape labels and also have a sideline selling authentic vintage film projectors and whatnot it'll look awesome in yr living room

lol @ this revive

ya this has been a thing in la for like at least 10-12 years, and everywhere else the mall

― buzza, Saturday, August 4, 2012 3:24 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

http://www.buzzfeed.com/peggy/olympics-hipsters-vs-music-fest-hipsters

pretty sure that Welsh footballer turned TV gobshite Robbie Savage is one of the "Dapper AltBros" in there. lol.

This is hilarious. This guy is mistaking 'yearning for what's real' for 'doing something you do in a bar'. Can't wait for the next article on how bar bathrooms are suddenly hip places to do drugs.

http://blogs.laweekly.com/westcoastsound/2012/08/worst_hipster_bands_all_time_c.php

would it surprise you to learn that there are already 2 threads on ilm about that

http://pohtpof.tumblr.com/

puppies of hipsters taking puppies of food

btw google trends graphs for "hipster" are pretty surprising -- steadily rose in popularity all the way up through last year, leveling off in the last 12 months or so. Would have thought it was already on the decline by 2012.

the stuff that was popular in Williamsburg in 2006 I'm starting to see around suburban NJ. some of my co-workers keep talking about hipster this, hipster that. I think we can safely say the hipster is now officially over.

did we ever get to the bottom of this

the stuff that was popular in Williamsburg in 2006 I'm starting to see around suburban NJ. some of my co-workers keep talking about hipster this, hipster that. I think we can safely say the hipster is now officially over.

― Spectrum, Friday, April 12, 2013 10:43 AM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark

conclusion reached, lock thread

i guess we just did

the stuff that was popular in Williamsburg in 2006 I'm starting to see around suburban NJ. some of my co-workers keep talking about hipster this, hipster that. I think we can safely say the hipster is now officially over.

― Spectrum, Friday, April 12, 2013 10:43 AM Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

not to be captain obvious here, but this is true every year. The Williamsburg hipsters are just wearing some nu shit, ya heard? And they live in Bed Stuy now.

only took 4 years, not too bad

guess we won't have hipsters to kick around any more then

i heard you sold your turntables and bought two computer monitors and a trading platform

hipsterism died with Thatcher :(

some of my co-workers keep talking about hipster this, hipster that, where hipster at

I think when we got into this we knew it wouldn't last forever. Guess it's time to pack up the fixed gear... if that's even a hipster thing these days. Thank god I don't know any of this shit anymore.

Neon Indian piled onto a fixie, hipstering everything in sight.

skateboards, i've almost made them respectable

guys I just saw chuck schumer longboarding down metropolitan avenue eating a banh mi, it's OVER

*a kickball plaintively deflates in the background*

when your creeping up on retirement age coworker buys something "trendy" at Target and jokes that they are "kind of a hipster now"

last week a student told me he thought i was a hipster. then he asked me if it was an offensive term. then i had to explain to the whole class the difference between hipsters and yuppies. i couldn't tell if he was pulling my leg or what, but it was educational enough and related to our conversation.

yuppies is a term not used enough these days

hipster/yuppie is an age difference, not a class difference

i was trying to describe a co-worker to someone last week when the word "yuppie" came out of my mouth and i was like "damn, otm."

it's a cultural difference

there's a "young professionals" group (ugh ugh) around town that I would definitely say is composed of yuppies. a few may be hipsters, but they're definitely not the core group