This person who wrote the article is what I'd classify as a 'clueless dipsmurf'. Sorry if that seems harsh.
Quote from: Lynn LeFey on June 12, 2015, 07:05:59 PMThis person who wrote the article is what I'd classify as a 'clueless dipsmurf'. Sorry if that seems harsh.I think your spot on.
Quote from: captain spaulding on June 12, 2015, 07:07:14 PMQuote from: Lynn LeFey on June 12, 2015, 07:05:59 PMThis person who wrote the article is what I'd classify as a 'clueless dipsmurf'. Sorry if that seems harsh.I think your spot on.+100
Lynn! How did you get that one past the swear filter?!
Quote from: Lynn LeFey on June 12, 2015, 07:05:59 PMThis person who wrote the article is what I'd classify as a 'clueless dipsmurf'. Sorry if that seems harsh.Lynn! How did you get that one past the swear filter?!
I see a lot of posts here that reference carrying a knife in terms of being "acceptable"/"non-offensive". Where the heck do people live where anyone bats an eye at somebody carrying a knife/multi tool? It's so commonplace here that I can't even relate to that kind of perception. I did get a chuckle out of the "aggressive in appearance" comment.
But you do understand we sound like a bunch of hipsters now, as well? "We understand our subculture, those mainstream peasant are talking out of their collective posteriors!" I haven't read the articles, though, because life is short and I have heard enough uninformed crap about knives to last me several of them (lifetimes).
Quote from: kirk13 on June 12, 2015, 11:32:17 PMQuote from: Lynn LeFey on June 12, 2015, 07:05:59 PMThis person who wrote the article is what I'd classify as a 'clueless dipsmurf'. Sorry if that seems harsh.Lynn! How did you get that one past the swear filter?!Whoey tweaked the filter to allow through words that were part of other words so the wrissmurfch, salsmurfer etc wouldn't get caught up. Did you miss the memo?
Quote from: Steinar on June 12, 2015, 09:00:41 PMBut you do understand we sound like a bunch of hipsters now, as well? "We understand our subculture, those mainstream peasant are talking out of their collective posteriors!" I haven't read the articles, though, because life is short and I have heard enough uninformed crap about knives to last me several of them (lifetimes). But our subculture is actually a subculture unlike the hipsters. You can't be in the majority and be a subculture!
You don't drink Pabst Blue Ribbon. So... you're okay.I went to a concert with some friends. While there, they were selling PBR for for something stupid like $4 a can. I poked my friend. "You want a PBR?"She responded "I don't drink smurfty beer, even ironically."
Quote from: Lynn LeFey on June 13, 2015, 03:56:12 PMYou don't drink Pabst Blue Ribbon. So... you're okay.I went to a concert with some friends. While there, they were selling PBR for for something stupid like $4 a can. I poked my friend. "You want a PBR?"She responded "I don't drink smurfty beer, even ironically." There's a reason why PBR became trendy. It's actually a pretty good beer. 9 out 10 craft beers taste like a prison contraband experiment. Sent from 9 miles from the face of the sun
Quote from: Lynn LeFey on June 13, 2015, 03:56:12 PMYou don't drink Pabst Blue Ribbon. So... you're okay.I went to a concert with some friends. While there, they were selling PBR for for something stupid like $4 a can. I poked my friend. "You want a PBR?"She responded "I don't drink smurfty beer, even ironically." I like PBR!NateThat's us mobile
We're going to have to agree to disagree on the 'It's actually a pretty good beer' statement. As one's preference in beer is absolutely one of personal preference, as opposed to any kind of hard scientific data, it doesn't bother me a bit that someone likes PBR. I don't, but then the only American Lager I like is Rolling Rock, and only while standing over a sweltering hot barbecue.