#hippest

[patloika]

Newest Hippest Food Trends for 2013

[artofnooligan]

Newest Hippest Food Trends for 2013

[thepoisonroom]

my contribution to the sex in public discourse is that i started reading a book about park cruising and in the intro chapter the author name-dropped the park that i had sex in one time. so you could say i'm attuned to the culture in a chic and tasteful way

[gracegrove]

anyone who complains about another person's body hair deserves to be hauled to the waxing salon and have 3 large strips of hair ripped off their most sensitive places.

pits, groin, nostril, chest.

only the aesthetician gets to decide if they're going to warn you before they pull.

[whatlieswithintheorchard]

[sbnkalny]

What's your opinion on the hippest new film, ready player ONE (2018)?

flaffor

[silverselfshippingchaos]

MR. H AM I RIGHT..

[rastronomicals]

7:23 AM EDT May 23, 2024:

Horace Silver - "The Hippest Cat In Hollywood" From the album The Hardbop Grandpop (2004)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

[ded-ihn-uh-hul]

She's judging us

[zodgory]

Utterly in love with the stage for Hippest Trip: The Soul Train Musical

[piosplayhouse]

I apologize for teaching people about shipping discourse but it's so funny

all of my followers above the age of 16 and/or who have jobs you must know that the hippest new trend in shipping discourse is that in an effort to distance themselves from "problematic ships", people have now established the label "comship" or "complicated shipping" to describe a ship that I guess is too problematic to be normal but not problematic enough to be problematic. Theres a vicious community divide on whether or not comshipping is ethical because nobody can agree on what the line between "problematic" and "complicated" is, probably because it doesn't exist . In my 2024 thesis I will argue that bingqiu is a "comship" (complicated ship) while cumplane is a "proship" (problematic ship) b

* clarification because people are getting confused in the notes: people who identify as "proship" are just using it as the opposite of "anti shipping", "pro" as in "shipping favorable"; but the people who identify as "antiship" aka "not shipping favorable", you could say, use it as short for "problematic shipping". Some of them, usually teenagers, genuinely believe that the only meaning of "proship" is "problematic shipping" and so I guess like don't believe people who tell them that the more common meaning is "shipping favorable". These are the people who are now arguing about "comships". Other people who identify as "anti shipping" I presume are aware that the term means "shipping favorable" in circles they're criticizing, but use "pro(blematic)ship" as a sort of snarky insult because of the double entendre. God I hate talking about this

[den-ai-d]

Selfie with the hippest doggo ever from bomb rush cyberfunk!

[kuzcoskingdom]

He's the sovereign lord of the nation, he's the hippest cat in creation.

[riddlerosehearts]

You'd be the coolest dude in the nation, or the hippest cat in creation. But if you ain't got friends then nothing's worth the fuss.

[sweaterkittensahoy]

Saw a post somewhere in the Masters of the Air tags that said Bucky Egan is Lewis Nixon if Lewis Nixon gave into his impulses, and I need to respectfully disagree.

Bucky Egan is--to use some broad terms--young, dumb, and full of come. He's not stupid. He's just 25-ish with strict ideas about what it means to be an American (he enlisted when the war broke out, not after Pearl Harbor; which is some truly Wisconsin shit), and he wants to be the coolest, hippest cat in the room (his vernacular is based on loving media about mobsters and trying to emulate them). He drinks and fucks and parties because those are things that the characters in his favorite books do. And those are things he WANTS to do. Because he's 25 and can work the Clark Gable 'stache. In episode 4, when he sits vulnerably naked in front of that big picture window in his hotel room, having bedded a woman with a dark past (again, see his love of mobster stories; she's a femme fatale in his mind), he is shattered at watching the bombs drop on London. He'd known it was happening. But to see it. It's seeing the truth of it. Understanding that he, as a pilot, knows the level of destruction being attempted, and being able to accurately guess how well it went.

There's a moment where Paulina asks why he's all the way out in Hammersmith. It's clearly not central London. When he watches the bombs, they're not close by. But then he's walking down the street in his pilot's uniform in a generally intact suburb. But someone did get hit. One person DID get hit. And she cries and screams for someone whom she can't decide is alive or dead.

That's Bucky's own thoughts about Curt. That's Bucky's own thoughts about the men who flew the day before. That's Bucky's own thoughts about every man in every fort that went down. They're alive. No, they're dead. No, they're alive. No, they're dead.

What we're seeing by the end of episode 4, is Bucky faced with the unrelenting truth of death in war in a way he hid from himself in so many ways for so long. Partly by fucking and drinking and partying.

The difference between Bucky Egan and Lewis Nixon is that Lewis Nixon went into the war believing everything was shit. And he drank his way through the war because everything was shit. And he made a truly heroic attempt to blow up his friendship with Dick because everything was shit.

Lewis Nixon, if being allowed to give into his impulses, would have drank himself to death during the war. I believe that completely. Fuck, we know he had a hard time for several years after.

Bucky Egan, until he sees the bombing in London for himself after one of his closest friends has disappeared in battle (Curt) and another close friend (Buck) goes up without him, he doesn't let the war touch him. He doesn't let the WORLD touch him.

Bucky Egan drinks and fucks and parties because he LIKES IT. And he wants to keep it up because if he can keep it up, things can't be that bad.

But they are that bad.

Meanwhile, Buck Cleven is NOT Dick Winters. He doesn't drink. He doesn't gamble. He doesn't fuck. Sure. But Dick Winters didn't do those things because he was raised in a family where those things were held up as signs of moral fortitude and self-discipline. Buck Cleven doesn't do them because his abusive father did them all and into severe excess.

But Dick Winters would NEVER slow dance with a big dog to make his best friend laugh, and Buck Cleven would. Neither Dick Winters nor Buck Cleven would ever back out of a fight, but Dick Winters would never shame a man for being scared while Buck Cleven did. And rightly fucking so, frankly.

What's so interesting to Bucky and Buck is that "two randos with very different views of the world became the closest of friends" ALSO happened in Band of Brothers (and, in fact, in Generation Kill between Ray and Brad [a reminder I haven't seen the Pacific), and it speaks to how friendship bonds form differently in different situations but there seems to be some proof that people with opposite experiences in life can find common ground with a common goal between them.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Mid-century was the era of shiny foil wallpaper and bright floral patterns. Here's a 1962 time capsule that has the hippest decor of the period. It's in Abington, PA, has 4bds, 2.2ba, and $449,900.

The entrance foyer is elegant in foil paper that looks like a mirrored wall.

The living room is open.

And, it's a large space.

The dining room has nice uplighting.

The kitchen is surprisingly large and is eat-in.

And, just like a modern open concept home, it shares space with the family room.

There's a nice modern fireplace and doors to the patio.

Check out the completely original blue guest powder room. They even have the custom made vertical blinds and they look brand new.

Very large back room has lots of space for freezers, a desk, whatever. It has the floral wallpaper with a matching shade and valance. It was also the fashion to wallpaper the ceilings.

Going up to the bedrooms. White wrought iron railings were popular.

The spacious primary bedroom.

Has a nice walk-in closet.

The yellow primary bath has a fancy original sink cabinet and a vanity table, plus the original yellow sink.

The secondary bedroom is large, too. It was also the fashion to wallpaper everything, like the closet doors and light switches.

This home is beautifully preserved. Original bath with an overhead light, shiny foil wallpaper, and double pink sinks.

This very large room is on the lower level.

Huge rec room has a picture window with a door to the yard.

Another guest powder with a corner sink.

Oh, it has a cedar closet for wool clothes so the moths don't get them.

A big basement with laundry and a workshop.

The garage is in the back of the house.

Patio.

There's lots of room for a pool on the .43 acre lot.

It's really a gem.

https://www.compass.com/listing/1863-hemlock-circle-abington-pa-19001/296867959288971521/