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  • edited April 2006
    Whoa... this is weird as hell. I've never even heard of this author until like a week or so ago, when my friend suggested I read American Gods.

    From his synopsis, it sounded like a good book. Of course, he still reads comic books and watches g4, so he may be completely retarded. We'll have to see... guess I'll have to read it for myself.
  • edited April 2006
    The G4-watching sounds like a good indicator of poor judgment to me.
  • edited April 2006
    my previous statements were in no way meant to denigrate neil gaiman. (the now-filming movie of his book stardust has a bizarrely famous cast and probably will make a bunch of money, for those of you more in the mainstream.)

    now stef, we don't have to be sports fans to distance ourselves from our teen goth phase. we can be . . . hipsters!!!!!
  • edited April 2006
    what does hipster mean?

    EDIT: I wrote hipsted.
  • jcjc
    edited April 2006
    I like Neil Gaiman and I liked American Gods. But I'm aware that talking about reading Neil Gaiman is very similar to talking about my collection of Johnny the Homicidal Maniac comics in terms of the assumptions it causes other people to make about the color of most of my t-shirts.
  • edited April 2006
    Red? I had always assumed red, JC.

    Leesh-- hipsters! I was so blind! I'm here drinking a soy latte and contemplating which avenue of graduate study I'd really prefer. Being a hipster is really the logical route to take. If only I was still at all cool.
  • edited April 2006
    Hamelin wrote:
    No, I'm pretty sure I meant "Why do I do this?" It's pretty much just directed at Q and Elliott.

    I'm SORRY! I have a new webcomic, it is called "stfu i'm playing warcraft"
  • jcjc
    edited April 2006
    Stef wrote:
    Red? I had always assumed red, JC.

    Leesh-- hipsters! I was so blind! I'm here drinking a soy latte and contemplating which avenue of graduate study I'd really prefer. Being a hipster is really the logical route to take. If only I was still at all cool.

    My god. This thread is a treat for people who like to apply mean stereotypes for people. I... don't know why I like to apply mean stereotypes to my friends.

    You're drinking a soy latte as you contemplate hipsterism.
  • edited April 2006
    !!!!!!!!! wrote:
    You're drinking a soy latte as you contemplate hipsterism.


    You have successfully found object: joke. To clarify my post, I was noting that a person drinking something soy and angsting over unnecessary school has probably ascended one or two ranks of hipster automatically.

    I take it back, about the red tee shirts. I think all of your tee shirts are lime green.
  • jcjc
    edited April 2006
    Damn, your joke was too subtle! My idiocy was too strong!

    I kind of wish I had more lime green t-shirts. It would probably give me the illusion of being fun.
  • edited April 2006
    Now that you mention it, that might be true. Though for reasons I don't fully comprehend, lime green seems to be the color stolen by the middle age and elderly upper middle class ladies of this neighborhood. I think they were pissed that Leesh took back pink.
  • edited April 2006
    Burns all around!
  • edited April 2006
    they can keep lime green--it's really not very flattering on me. i'm keeping teal though!!

    maybe !!!!!! can go for some shade of orange, in keeping with the forum theme.
  • edited April 2006
    Plus both lime and orange keep you safe from scurvy.
  • edited April 2006
    mm, citrus.
  • edited April 2006
    No seriously, I don't know what hipsted means. should I read leesh's sig?
  • edited April 2006
    Waffles, I can't tell whether you are being sarcastic. "Hipsted" is a typo.
  • edited April 2006
    I wasn't. I meant hipster, i've miss typed it twice in this thread.
  • edited April 2006
    I noticed an emergency shortage of remixes on this latest comic and just had to write down the first thing that came to mind.

    EDIT: Woo! 200 posts too!
  • edited April 2006
    Hahaha! Thanks, Amoeba Boy!
  • edited May 2006
    wikipedia provides a nice historical overview of hipsters. scroll down to "modern day hipsters" to see what stef and i have been referring to. hipsters are often found in coffee shops, if you want to spy one for yourself. be careful! they spook easily. don't mention top 40 hits.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipster
  • edited May 2006
    leesh wrote:
    yes, yes, we all have boxes of crappy poems that our crappy high-school boyfriends gave us. there's no need for melodrama! stef's comic has its usual subtlety and doesn't warrant such an angsty response.

    /bitch mode

    I don't have a box of crappy poems that my crappy high-schools boyfriends gave me. I never even got ONE poem (regardless of quality) from a high-school boyfriend. They must have been even crappier than most. :(


    Oh, and I read Neil Gaiman's American Gods and I really liked it. But I also enjoy Johnny the Homocidal Maniac comics. But I'm not goth or angsty or anything. In fact, the only black clothes I own is one business suit and my little black dress collection.
  • edited May 2006
    Little black dresses don't count as goth/angst, they can only be sexy.
  • edited May 2006
    Exactly. I <3 them. Hence, my collection.