hipster: the dead end of western civilization

[manimtired]

do you think disco was a subculture? no it was not...thus my original post. gtfo.

[thirsty moore]

It may have been a court or a lane.
 
 

Originally posted by _Sexy Fitsum_:
 must have been a quiet-ass street

[manimtired]

Originally posted by econo:
  It may have been a court or a lane.
 
     

Originally posted by _Sexy Fitsum_:
 must have been a quiet-ass street

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U STREET?
 
 RAVE LIFE
 
 in 1996...the streets of inner city dc were swarming with ravers.....lol.

[thirsty moore]

U MAD.
 
 

Originally posted by manimtired:
 U STREET?

[manimtired]

Originally posted by econo:
  U MAD.
 
   

Originally posted by manimtired:
 U STREET?

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no but im loling at you for thinking raving = street. lol.

[thirsty moore]

I am confused.

[manimtired]

did you imply with your "maybe it was a court or a lane" comment that i was raised in the burbs, thus not seeing ravers everywhere? i think you did, didnt you...sooooo..im saying that you must think only city folk (street) took part in this scene. got it?

[sonickteam2]

grump.

[manimtired]

lol

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by very sonick:
  manimtired is a grumpy conservative who knows nothing about subcultures.  
 

republicans are integral to being a hipster.

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by manimtired:
  did you imply with your "maybe it was a court or a lane" comment that i was raised in the burbs, thus not seeing ravers everywhere? i think you did, didnt you...sooooo..im saying that you must think only city folk (street) took part in this scene. got it?

at first it was mostly city "folk" and even once the burbians came around, the parties were 99% in cities so you would have seen them more had you lived in one.
 
 got it?

[thirsty moore]

I lived on a "place" in DC before.  There are plenty of those in the suburbs.  I wasn't implying anything by my statement.  
 
 

Originally posted by manimtired:
  did you imply with your "maybe it was a court or a lane" comment that i was raised in the burbs, thus not seeing ravers everywhere? i think you did, didnt you...sooooo..im saying that you must think only city folk (street) took part in this scene. got it?

[manimtired]

Originally posted by very sonick:
     

Originally posted by manimtired:
  did you imply with your "maybe it was a court or a lane" comment that i was raised in the burbs, thus not seeing ravers everywhere? i think you did, didnt you...sooooo..im saying that you must think only city folk (street) took part in this scene. got it?

at first it was mostly city "folk" and even once the burbians came around, the parties were 99% in cities so you would have seen them more had you lived in one.
 
 got it? [/b]

youre grasping at straws here dood.

[sonickteam2]

interesting, i have lived in 5 Avenues, 5 Streets, 1 Drive and currently a Boulevard.
 
   never a road though.

[manimtired]

i currently live on a road.