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hip·ster [hip-ster]
noun, sland
1. a person who is hip
2. a person, especially during the 1950s, characterized by a particularly strong sense of alienation from most established social activities and relationships.

Urban Dictionary
4. hipster
Referring to young people of around 18-30 years of age, who drink cheap beer (most often Pabst Blue Ribbon, on occasion Budwiser), smoke Parliaments, Lucky Strikes or hard to obtain foreign cigarettes (such as Gauloises) and take recreational drugs, coke being the most popular. Use a great deal of sarcasm, claim to be ironic. Are usually less than 5% body fat, drink copious amounts of coffee and eat children's cereal. Listen to Indie Rock, rely heavily on Pitchfork Media to tell them what's cool. Don't dance at concerts. Wear a mixture of thrifted clothing and items bought at American Apparel (commonly Tri-blend v-necks) and Urban Outfitters. Extremely tight jeans worn by both sexes, pairing these with either a band or b-movie t shirt and a plaid shirt/v-neck and a cardigan along with Nike hi-tops/Vans/Keds. Females often wear retro style dresses and racerback tank tops without bras. Eschew public transport and instead choose to ride fixed-break bikes. Often claim to know about literature and film - will have googled a good deal of Vonnegut and French New Wave cinema.

Latin root of vulgar:

vul·gus [vuhl-guh s
noun

1. the common people; masses.
2. an exercise in Latin formerly required of English public-school pupils.

hol·i·day [hol-i-dey]
noun

1. a day fixed by law or custom on which ordinary business is suspended in commemoration of some event or in honor of some person

2. any day of exemption from work

3. a time or period of exemption from any requirement, duty, assessment, etc.

4. a religious feast day; holy day, espexially any of several usually commemorative holy days observed in Judaism.

5. Sometimes, holidays Chiefly British. a period of cessation from work or one of recreation' vacation.

Hello dear. This is a fellow photographer. She's quite simply put: incredible. What I have seen of her work has been fantastic. She's really got an eye, and she helped me out with one of my projects last term. Modeling business and what not. I snapped this right after a photoshoot, the lady dressed in nothing but leggings and a very thin material dress in 38 degree weather and she still managed to stay calm and not look too cold.

"The Mission Theater (ca. 1912) began as a Swedish Evangelical Mission before converting to a longshoreman hiring hall. The spirit and vitality of these groups that came before yours still resonate from within these hallowed walls! An ornate balcony overlooks a pulpit and an expansive main floor naturally lit by several large windows. "