Cheer up emo kid

[Nighthawk 0]

You're a hipster in training, you know.

Oh hell no. You're my boy and all, but hell no.

I'm afraid you're going to have to wear a different style of glasses then.

[Art Sandusky 0]

I've worn these for years, I'm not changing now.

[Nighthawk 0]

Ok, hipster. Stay away from checkered pants at all costs then.

[Nighthawk 0]

On the other hand, if you learn to play an instrument you can be in my band. When we break into our banjo-led country rendition of "I Think We're Alone Now" there'll be no questions as to where your loyaties lie.

[Art Sandusky 0]

Ok, hipster. Stay away from checkered pants at all costs then.

Yipes, checkered pants.

 

Unless they were purple and black. That'd be awesome.

 

I could beatbox for your band. I'm already slated to be my friends' band's entire rhythm section.

[Guest Moses The Monkey]

Now that we're all clear on the British stereotypes, can someone please define "hipster" and "scenester"?

 

I don't think Georgia has these people, atleast not the part I'm in. And I see these words tossed around this forum all the time. There's a third word used often that's similar, I think, though it's not coming to my head.

[Guest Undertow]

Yea, I dont live in England either. Emo kids are pretty silly though. Refer to one of them as Kaptain Kirtins. And what exactly is a "hipster" or "scenester?"

[Shooting Star 0]

Who's the one with the chick magnet sig?

[Renegade 0]

Chavs have always existed, they were just called townies before that.