Snooty vaping hipsters.

[Lova]

People are way too eager to name a person 'hipster' in my opinion, I have stretched earlobes, other piercings, tattoos and everything, I wear second hand clothes and prefer to buy organic. I drink craft beers, imports and small brewery ones, currently my favorites are 'Mufloni Huurupukki' and 'Stallhagen Black Vanilla and Cinnamon'. I still prefer a regular longdrink/shot/cocktail over a beer as most beers taste way too bitter for my flavor pallet.

I do not classify myself as a hipster even though I guess I look like one, but I have no problem with people using different ecig setups and neither with myself, I have used carto tanks and drippers and other rebuildables at the same time, but I prefer rebuildables over cartos/clearos as I like to disassemble and reassemble all things I can get my hands on.

I prefer military gear and clothing over brand-name ones only because I like the aesthetics of military clothing and the fact that they will last forever in normal use. Yes I know they might not be the most ethical choice, but I like the look of them and the fact that they are cheap and last ages is certainly preferred as I don't have unlimited amount of money to spend, so I buy practical clothes I like and I know that will last in my use.

Also, for your judgement, I'll attach a pic of myself which I will be putting as my profile picture anyways

 

[MrsMojoRisin]

People are way too eager to name a person 'hipster' in my opinion, I have stretched earlobes, other piercings, tattoos and everything, I wear second hand clothes and prefer to buy organic. I drink craft beers, imports and small brewery ones, currently my favorites are 'Mufloni Huurupukki' and 'Stallhagen Black Vanilla and Cinnamon'. I still prefer a regular longdrink/shot/cocktail over a beer as most beers taste way too bitter for my flavor pallet.

I do not classify myself as a hipster even though I guess I look like one, but I have no problem with people using different ecig setups and neither with myself, I have used carto tanks and drippers and other rebuildables at the same time, but I prefer rebuildables over cartos/clearos as I like to disassemble and reassemble all things I can get my hands on.

I prefer military gear and clothing over brand-name ones only because I like the aesthetics of military clothing and the fact that they will last forever in normal use. Yes I know they might not be the most ethical choice, but I like the look of them and the fact that they are cheap and last ages is certainly preferred as I don't have unlimited amount of money to spend, so I buy practical clothes I like and I know that will last in my use.

Also, for your judgement, I'll attach a pic of myself which I will be putting as my profile picture anyways

Dude, you're wearing a scarf....your argument is INVALID.

Hehe...just messing with you

 

[Lova]

Dude, you're wearing a scarf....your argument is INVALID.

Hehe...just messing with you

Hahah, I know I look like a hipster, but shemaghs are a part of my daily life and style (edit: and have already been for +3 years!) + scarves are pretty much required around here where I live during winters, -25 degrees celsius few weeks ago, brrrrr!

Also, shemags are perfect way to add some colour to outfits + they're military gear, yay!

 

[MrsMojoRisin]

Hahah, I know I look like a hipster, but shemaghs are a part of my daily life and style + scarves are pretty much required around here where I live during winters, -25 degrees celsius few weeks ago, brrrrr!

Also, shemags are perfect way to add some colour to outfits + they're military gear, yay!

Seeing as your Finnish I suppose I can let it slide.....

 

[AndriaD]

People are way too eager to name a person 'hipster' in my opinion, I have stretched earlobes, other piercings, tattoos and everything, I wear second hand clothes and prefer to buy organic. I drink craft beers, imports and small brewery ones, currently my favorites are 'Mufloni Huurupukki' and 'Stallhagen Black Vanilla and Cinnamon'. I still prefer a regular longdrink/shot/cocktail over a beer as most beers taste way too bitter for my flavor pallet.

I do not classify myself as a hipster even though I guess I look like one, but I have no problem with people using different ecig setups and neither with myself, I have used carto tanks and drippers and other rebuildables at the same time, but I prefer rebuildables over cartos/clearos as I like to disassemble and reassemble all things I can get my hands on.

I prefer military gear and clothing over brand-name ones only because I like the aesthetics of military clothing and the fact that they will last forever in normal use. Yes I know they might not be the most ethical choice, but I like the look of them and the fact that they are cheap and last ages is certainly preferred as I don't have unlimited amount of money to spend, so I buy practical clothes I like and I know that will last in my use.

Also, for your judgement, I'll attach a pic of myself which I will be putting as my profile picture anyways

You remind me a lot of my son...



Andria

 

[Lova]

Seeing as your Finnish I suppose I can let it slide.....

Hahahah, I wear shemags due to the coldness here and the fact that I absolutely hate wool scarves due to my skin condition, it makes my neck itch like hell! But my point was that people label others hipsters way too often without even getting to know them personally, for example people walking around the streets might concider me a damn hipster but all my friends know I'm not one [emoji14] (at least I hope I'm not one :'D)

Also clothing has been a way of expression for me all along. I'm a graphic designer, and I prefer to let it show through my clothing; my usual clothing is:
- Burgundy Chinos
- regular t-shirt
- black hoodie
- large beanie

For outdoors on top of my usual clothing
- 1970-manufactured second hand longcoat
OR
- Military trench coat/jacket
OR
-1970's Burgundy-Grey trench coat with a hood
-Shemagh
-Finnish Military Gasmask bag
-Brown leather skate shoes

Edit: For people who think I'm a hipster or label people purely based on what they wear, please get to know the people you label, they might be the greatest dude/gal you've ever met in your whole life!

 

[sparkky1]

Do you look down your nose at people who use clearos ?

 

[Lova]

Do you look down your nose at people who use clearos ?

Nope, why would I? If it works for the person using it and they don't want to use anything other, I don't really care to be honest.

 

[sparkky1]

Have you tried the baltic porter ?

 

[Lova]

Have you tried the baltic porter ?

Nope, don't think it's available here in any stores. I'm not a huge fan of beer but I can drink it every now and then.

 

[Strings]

Then you're not a hipster. We'll give you a pass (THIS time) for the clothing choices...

Hell... this is me, when I first got my chop (some assembly required):

 

[LaPascualita]

This whole "drippers vs tanks" rivalry kind of reminds me of the whole "skaters vs posers" thing back in junior high. Trivial. I just hate the whole beard and handlebar 'stache thing with the fade haircut. For once I can say I am glad I am old!

 

[caramel]

 

[LaPascualita]

the latest hipster...

 

[MrStik]

I'm a snob, I enjoy quality bourbon and tequila, and yes, quality tequila exists!

I totally agree... Several years ago,, I swore of tequila cuz it gave me visions I never wanted to see again. Then a couple years ago, on our honeymoon in Cancun, I stepped up to a tequila bar at the resort. Had some stuff that was utterly amazing..

As a bourbon snob, I would like to pick your brain as my wife and I are starting to jump into the bourbon pool.

 

[smacuser]

I vote for Knob Creek or Old Forester (used as a house brand at this hipster/"old timey" establishment where my son works).

 

[MrStik]

currently my wife and I are loving bulleit bourbon for our Kentucky Mules.... It is not bad on the rocks either... Any and all suggestions welcome

 

[ReigntheGamer]

I totally agree... Several years ago,, I swore of tequila cuz it gave me visions I never wanted to see again. Then a couple years ago, on our honeymoon in Cancun, I stepped up to a tequila bar at the resort. Had some stuff that was utterly amazing..

As a bourbon snob, I would like to pick your brain as my wife and I are starting to jump into the bourbon pool.

I had a pretty amazing bottle of honey tequila I picked up in Cozumel was a take off on an Aztec recipe. That stuff didn't last long and I'm not a big tequila drinker. Can't wait to snag another bottle or two of that stuff when I make it back down that way.

Then again I love mead and it was very similar to that.

 

[NOVA jon]

Bourbon:
Basil Hayden, Woodford reserve, Eagle Rare, Bookers, Knob Creek

Tequila:
Corzon, Corzo, Milagro and believe it or not, Jose Cuervo makes one called "de la famila" which is outstanding. It's a sipper, aged in bourbon barrels. The first three I love as a silver, chilled with a little piece of orange. No salt, no lime. We're adults now, no shots, enjoy the agave plants joyous juice!!

 

[AndriaD]

Bourbon:
Basil Hayden, Woodford reserve, Eagle Rare, Bookers, Knob Creek

Tequila:
Corzon, Corzo, Milagro and believe it or not, Jose Cuervo makes one called "de la famila" which is outstanding. It's a sipper, aged in bourbon barrels. The first three I love as a silver, chilled with a little piece of orange. No salt, no lime. We're adults now, no shots, enjoy the agave plants joyous juice!!

I used to sit down at the bar at Applebees and ask for a shot of Jose gold, and "none of that wussy salt and lime! Just a beer!"

Ah, those were the days.

Andria