Do You Identify As Being Part Of A Particular Culture?

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Nope. I used to be a video gamer, but not now.

I am a Westerner and a Minnesotan culturally.

I shy away from any profoundly 'cultural' events. I've found that they tend to be full of fanatics who irritate me. I say that speaking from the point of someone going to ethnic cultural events, since I don't remember going to another 'cultural' event of any kind. My mum thought it would be good if I went to German sunday school [no it wasn't religious - just happened on Sundays] so that I could learn to speak German, but I didn't, and still don't like the sound of it. I'm rather embarassed about my ethnic background, so that may have some effect on my judgement.

I identify with Punk Rockers. I like the leather jackets that they wear, and I want to buy one. I like the classic style jeans that they wear, which is the way that I think jeans should look, in general. I put coloured glue gel in my hair, because I'm not brave enough to dye it. I identify with Sid from Flushed Away. I also listen to old school Punk music. I think that my current phase could last for at least, ten years.

I am a Machine Head, It was slow, but the last fifty years has transformed machines that were operated by people, to machines that run people.

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Here, thanks to technology, a rare group can gather, and leave their worst parts behind.

Humans have their moments, the good parts, but the Internet is 24/7.

This question is easy; I have always identified as being part of my own culture, a culture of one. End of story.

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