Yes, we're old and don't know any better.So at my age, We'll just say passed 50 a long time ago, is it OK if I do those things?
Yes, we're old and don't know any better.So at my age, We'll just say passed 50 a long time ago, is it OK if I do those things?
If I didn't blow my clouds out the car window, I'd hear the squawking from the passenger seat....."How long are you going to be doing THAT stuff"....me:IDK I have enough nic till I'm 83...So at my age, We'll just say passed 50 a long time ago, is it OK if I do those things?
Except I didn't say "hipster" which I agree is pretty much what you posted there.I think people have different definitions of a hipster. Hipsters aren't necessarily mohawked tattooed people. Most people like that are ok. I am one of those people. These are the kind of hipsters we have around here: http://threesonorans.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/a6f965536fdee4911834c31293bf2691.jpeg
That is essentially their uniform. Yeah yeah you can't make assumptions about people based on their looks yet somehow they manage to be known as pretentious and rude. And they are the types hanging out at craft beer places and certain trendy vape shops, and working at the trendy vape shops around here. I know someone who went in and mentioned another, "inferior" vape shop and the guy working there, who I have met and he looks like that, laughed at him. in his face. Then again that is pretty much the dress code of the downtown crew in my city anyway, but there is a reason we don't go downtown much anymore. Hipsters are also mostly mid-late 20s to mid-late late 30s.
These are the kind i see. Those Rip tripper hipster types i can i think maybe my kind....maybeExcept I didn't say "hipster" which I agree is pretty much what you posted there.
I would view someone like Rip Tripper as a hipster but less pretentious. Frankly, he cracks me up. Love his vids. I'd shop at his store if he had one.
I said, scene kids or "scenesters" which is basically this:
https://ak-hdl.buzzfed.com/static/2...06/19/18/enhanced-buzz-3306-1400539654-20.jpg
Or this if you're a dude:
http://t07.deviantart.net/MDDqnkj9c...ow_to_be_a_scene_kid___guys_by_nekogirlly.jpg
These are the late teens/early 20's crowd I was referring to.
They are the ones who have basically taken over every shop in town.
And I have nothing against how they look or dress. What gets me is the fact that if you just say "hello" to one of them, they act like you just touched one of their naughty places. "OMG..... This OLD person is talking to me and I had to stop posting on Facebook!"
Oh no,not the parachute pants,lol. I had a few pairLol
Kids always dress funny, I cringe when I think back to members only jackets and parachute pants.
However,
The rugged woodsy look with plaid shirts and long beards on "men" who wouldn't last an afternoon on a hike always makes me chuckle (and yep, they used to laugh at us too).
Kinda like wearing a wetsuit and not being able to swim.
I sure don't feel threatened, and I dont judge them as people beyond their costume.
I think it's insecurity that makes them try so hard to look like the belong in their group.
Oh no,not the parachute pants,lol. I had a few pair
Lol so many zippers and pockets. Hum,i guess i haven't changed much cos i still love my cargo pants!With zippers... Lots of zippers!
Lol
Kids always dress funny, I cringe when I think back to members only jackets and parachute pants.
However,
The rugged woodsy look with plaid shirts and long beards on "men" who wouldn't last an afternoon on a hike always makes me chuckle (and yep, they used to laugh at us too).
Kinda like wearing a wetsuit and not being able to swim.
I sure don't feel threatened, and I dont judge them as people beyond their costume.
I think it's insecurity that makes them try so hard to look like the belong in their group.
I try very hard not to be too judgemental. I'm pre parachute pants era. I was around for the first bell bottom jeans, tie dyed t shirts, and long hair, 'never trust anyone over 30', and 'peace/love. The usual first greeting from oldsters was 'Get a haircut, kid'.
I'm soon to be 47 years old. I've been successfully vaping for over 2 years now. I've ordered a vast majority of my stuff online but every once in awhile, I have to resort to running out to one of my local shops to get something that is an immediate need. (Ran out of cotton or my next juice delivery hasn't arrived.... etc.) Every time I go in these shops, I feel like the creepy old dude that shouldn't be there. They're filled with a bunch of late teen/early 20's kids with shaggy mop tops, gauged ears, pierced everything and skinny jeans. This is both the customers and the employees. I feel like everyone is staring at me like, "what's this old fart doing in here?"
I almost never see people my age vaping out in public unless it's an eGo stick or some other similar device. No one has mods or tanks except for the young kids. Then there's me with my little IPV D2 and Smok TFV4 mini. Meanwhile, the youngsters are all sucking on 200W mods with massive quad coil drippers and puffing away on such tasty sounding flavors like Dying Unicorn Blood and Sasquatch Poop.
I've been vaping off and on practically since vaping first became publicly available. I finally found stuff that worked for me and got off analogs completely. Now I feel like some old dinosaur trying to fit into some scene I'm not a part of just to get some cotton or a roll of wire.
So seriously, when did this become a "scene" thing?
Other things being equal I think I'd rather see kids hanging out in a vape shop learning to vape than a bar learning to drink.
Other things being equal I think I'd rather see kids hanging out in a vape shop learning to vape than a bar learning to drink.