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ok, so i haven’t been to capitol hill lately, but do hipsters wear bluetooth earpeices nowadays? i feel so out of the loop…
Hipsters aren’t vegan. They think bacon is yummy.
Are you trying to say the Cha Cha isn’t a hipster bar?
Argh, close a tag!
I would definitely say that the Cha Cha in LA is a hipster bar.
They missed one crucial element: ‘Rejecting’ the enslavement of people to their televisions while never putting their phones down to and snapping pictures for the purpose Flickr-ing/Twitpic-ing every 3 seconds of their lives (bonus points if you’re supposed to be hiking/camping/in the land of the Wild Things and hipsters forgo actual activities to record other people doing them).
These hipsters also acknowledge Max’s presence far too often.