Jeez. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-pdAjQ9eCKIo/UPvdDEkMbHI/AAAAAAAABag/caCx5XEHV5k/s1600/grumpy-cat-part1-2-20-092020192.png

No. I still live in the 80s.

Do you still live in the 90's with that "my bad" shit?

I did learn from someone on Twitter immediately upon publishing the piece that jumbo shrimp wasn't an oxymoron. My bad.

What are YOU smoking, Kitteh? Faux Buddy Holly glasses? Only been around since the 70s; my dad wore them. Waste of an interview with a layabout, although I liked the burnt coffee part.

Strictly speaking, "jumbo shrimp" is neither ironic nor an oxymoron.

lulz, looks like you've pissed em off. I can practically see their faux-vintage Buddy Holly glasses getting fogged up due to the smoke rising from the keyboards they're angrily clacking away at. Or their American Spirits? Or their smoldering apathy? You've alerted the horde, that's for sure

Well...there are some parts of libertarianism I agree with. Not everything though.

Finally Noah, you're beginning to see the truth. Eventually you'll realize that the "greedy 1%" and "selfish republicans" and "isolationist libertarians" may actually not be greedy but sick and tired of wasting tax dollars on war (this applies more to 1% and L's than Repubs), eliminating abortion, telling people what the may and may not consume, etc. The problem with both democracy and a republic like the U.S. is that it is ruled by group think. The lowest of all common denominators.

I gently agree with Kodak. "Hipster" is a just a term to pigeonhole people, like "yuppie" or "Millennial" and is an unfair stereotype.

I loved the 'then why do you all look alike' thing. It's the kind of question that usually doesn't occur to one until they have exited the conversation.

Your reply seems overly defensive and hostile given my intention to simply relay a conversation between two people. I certainly didn't mean to belittle or demean anyone and the only real name calling on this page is coming from you.