For Dreamblade

[genintoronto]

Seeing as you like them so much, I thought you'd enjoy this:

Evolution of the Hipster

 

[Meat Manager]

LMAO. I can't believe how accurate this is!

 

[Brill]

Any random style from the past is deconstructed in a pseudo-scholarly manner with an overloaded irony becoming annoyingly in your face and is fueled by an equal ratio of fun:rebellion:boredom.

And Pabst Blue Ribbon.

 

[Hangman]

That's so awesome.

My neighbourhood is absolutely infested with them - their skinny jeans, aviator shades and terrorist scarves, short jackets and Chuck Taylor shoes. I want to hit them with my car.

 

[dreamblade]

OMG! That's hilarious! As I was coming home last night from Neutral, I stopped off to get a pizza. The place was lousy with these types. It was like walking into an Axe Bodyspray factory.

 

[genintoronto]

That's so awesome.

My neighbourhood is absolutely infested with them - their skinny jeans, aviator shades and terrorist scarves, short jackets and Chuck Taylor shoes. I want to hit them with my car.

Careful. It could be me or one of my friends that you hit with your car. Although I draw the line at the ironic mustach: if he's sporting one of those, he ain't a friend of mine.

 

[Brill]

oops, substitute Labatt's 50 for PBR in gen's case.

 

[tboy]

Back in my day it was Black Label......and they even had the film noir commercials rife with saxaphones on fire escapes.....man, it was so cliche that it gave me the shivers....

 

[nova5]

LOL . . . awesome . . .

 

[Hangman]

Careful. It could be me or one of my friends that you hit with your car. Although I draw the line at the ironic mustach: if he's sporting one of those, he ain't a friend of mine.

I just think if you're going to wear a terrorist scarf, you need to have gotten it off a terrorist, not at a thrift shop.

 

[Anynym]

Back in my day it was Black Label......and they even had the film noir commercials rife with saxaphones on fire escapes.....man, it was so cliche that it gave me the shivers....

Hey, Mabel! Black Label!

Each percentage point in Ontario market share is worth several million dollars. At the time, Black Label drew 5% of Ontario share.