Juno meets the Bible in Hipster Job:
So...Naked Abraham Lincoln is an angel? What about Clothed Abraham Lincoln?
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Old (Testament) School
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Labels: fashion, humor, religion, those girls, video
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Put That Record On
Quite possibly my new favorite website.
Although it means that I want to buy every song I hear. Damn you, hipster tracks!
(Does that mean I'm a hipster? Even if I am generally not disdainful enough? Are you a hipster? Would a hipster even ask these questions?)
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Labels: internet, music, those girls
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Fairest of Them All
As someone who has to put on SPF 80--you think that hyperbole but it's not--every day in the summer, I often wish we could go back to a time when women powdered their faces and turned their chairs away from the sun to maintain their pristine pale skin. After more than 50 years of tan equaling beauty (although sometimes it looks more oompa loompa), pale is finally starting to make a comeback.
After all, Paris Hilton looks pretty freaky and fake with her orange glow. Even Lindsay Lohan has toned it town recently. Now fake tanners let you have a "soft, natural glow" instead of a full-on tan. People are realizing that looking natural is better than applying some fake goop or baking yourself in a tanning bed.
Also:
"Beyond a sign of wealth, paleness is held in high regard within circles of the hipsterdom's intellectual elite. Have you ever seen a tanned hipster? I thought not. (And if your answer was yes, I'll bet you a million dollars that they just got back from writing grants in Burma, or something, so there. Point: Me.)"
Hipsters are bringing back all the things I love: paleness, argyle, sweatervests, weird musical instruments.
Now maybe redheads will get some respect?
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Labels: fashion, those girls
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
I Look Like I Stuck My Finger in a Socket
I Hate Girls Who:
Can wear their hair pulled up in an effortlessly messy/chic way. Whenever I try to wear my hair up, it takes me at least 20 minutes to make it look like I did absolutely nothing to it.
Amen, sister.
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Labels: hair, those girls