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20 Apr 2012, 6:26 pm
20 Apr 2012, 6:29 pm
i was conflicted about where to post this, it's not really news pur-say.........so 
20 Apr 2012, 7:19 pm
Great article! Not my type of humor, but I can definitely appreciate the point it was trying to make. I'll keep it in mind the next time people try to make fun of something I enjoy.
Quote:
Same goes with any TV show, movie, band, solo act, artist, book, burgeoning subculture, celebrity, fashion trend, or religious belief that makes me feel excluded from my peers or otherwise ostracized by the mainstream. That stuff is ret*d.
That should be replaced with "has broad appeal and is too popular and mainstream", because that seems to be a more common reason for hating something than it not being popular enough. In fact, it seems like the less popular something is, the cooler it is. Or maybe it just seems that way because the less people are aware of something, the fewer critics it has.
21 Apr 2012, 10:06 am
IdahoRose wrote:
Great article! Not my type of humor, but I can definitely appreciate the point it was trying to make. I'll keep it in mind the next time people try to make fun of something I enjoy.
That should be replaced with "has broad appeal and is too popular and mainstream", because that seems to be a more common reason for hating something than it not being popular enough. In fact, it seems like the less popular something is, the cooler it is. Or maybe it just seems that way because the less people are aware of something, the fewer critics it has.
Quote:
Same goes with any TV show, movie, band, solo act, artist, book, burgeoning subculture, celebrity, fashion trend, or religious belief that makes me feel excluded from my peers or otherwise ostracized by the mainstream. That stuff is ret*d.
That should be replaced with "has broad appeal and is too popular and mainstream", because that seems to be a more common reason for hating something than it not being popular enough. In fact, it seems like the less popular something is, the cooler it is. Or maybe it just seems that way because the less people are aware of something, the fewer critics it has.
like a hippster
21 Apr 2012, 4:07 pm
danmac wrote:
IdahoRose wrote:
Great article! Not my type of humor, but I can definitely appreciate the point it was trying to make. I'll keep it in mind the next time people try to make fun of something I enjoy.
That should be replaced with "has broad appeal and is too popular and mainstream", because that seems to be a more common reason for hating something than it not being popular enough. In fact, it seems like the less popular something is, the cooler it is. Or maybe it just seems that way because the less people are aware of something, the fewer critics it has.
Quote:
Same goes with any TV show, movie, band, solo act, artist, book, burgeoning subculture, celebrity, fashion trend, or religious belief that makes me feel excluded from my peers or otherwise ostracized by the mainstream. That stuff is ret*d.
That should be replaced with "has broad appeal and is too popular and mainstream", because that seems to be a more common reason for hating something than it not being popular enough. In fact, it seems like the less popular something is, the cooler it is. Or maybe it just seems that way because the less people are aware of something, the fewer critics it has.
like a hippster
Yeah, I had hipsters in mind when I made that post
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