NSFJ

[MellowZ32]

Avert you eyes, Jesda!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mX46e4GtlXM[/youtube]

http://goo.gl/SM3zp

[Razi]

(・へ・)

[MellowZ32]

>:D

[Bubba1]

Oh no! Roasted ducky!

[float_6969]

lol! Jesda might cry tonight.

[ADDirishboy]

Is it racist that I thought the title stood for Not Safe For Jews?

[Ace2cool]

Well, the flames would fit that title as well....

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[float_6969]

Wow, you totally went there...

[Looneybomber]

Is it racist that I thought the title stood for Not Safe For Jews?

And that was the only reason I clicked on this thread...

[Xdisaster240sX]

Now...imagine that but with Amanda Bynes inside.

[Jesda]

http://getoffmylawnkid.blogspot.com/201 ... ekend.html

The fact that more than four people have paid money to purchase one of this band's albums absolutely infuriates me. If I recorded myself farting while simultaneously scratching my fingernails across a chalkboard for two and half minutes, it would sound better than any song these c*** gobblers have ever released. As is usually the case with f*** indie rock bands, a quick analysis of their background and roots (aka perusing their Wiki page) tells you this band is awful before you've heard a single note of their music. The NY based indie band was apparently formed when these four losers met while studying at Columbia University, and named themselves after their lead singer's amateur film of the same name. Lets just say first of all, that no cool band in history was ever formed by an Ivy League film student. If "Columbia" and "Rock and Roll" are ever mentioned in the same sentence, somebody better be doing lines of Columbia's finest yayo off of some chick's a**.

Now...imagine that but with Amanda Bynes inside.

She's gotten weird. We are no longer on speaking terms.

[Bubba1]

She's gotten weird. We are no longer on speaking terms.

So if Bynes cuddled up to you and whispered in your ear, "Take me now, subcreature." You wouldn't oblige her?

[Ace2cool]

http://jalopnik.com/vampire-weekend-are ... -458367432

They were running, driving, and the owners loved them and were telling stories about how much they loved them while talking to the guys who were buying them....

[Jesda]

She's gotten weird. We are no longer on speaking terms.

So if Bynes cuddled up to you and whispered in your ear, "Take me now, subcreature." You wouldn't oblige her?

We aren't speaking, but I'm open to poking.

[s0m3th1ngAZ]

Burning Saabs....Saab recently got s***..."diane young" sounds like dying young...s*** deep bro.

[skydragoness]

All I can say is "f*** hipsters"

[Looneybomber]

All I can say is "friggin hipsters"

Like the common cold virus, the meaning of "hipster" has always been in a perpetual state of mutation, which makes it tricky to pin down. The word "hipster" existed long before the 2000s but really gained traction in the last 13 years. The more modern use of the word originated as a way to describe a group of self-entitled, middle-class urban kids rallied behind a Neverland approach to fashion, strong liberal opinions so long as they're convenient and a fundamental misunderstanding of irony. But we were careless with the word. We had so much fun yelling it at people with coonskin caps, waxed mustaches, or one-man bands that only play dictator speeches through a hollowed pumpkin that gradually hipster started to swallow more and more subcultures until it finally became an all-encompassing shorthand for anything or anyone deserving of hatred.

Today, no one is a self-proclaimed hipster but everyone has been accused at least once of being one, which is a pretty good indicator that no one knows what the hell it means. Go ahead and try typing "hipster" into a Twitter search and see how generously the word has been slathered over everything in the last 24 hours. When everything can be denounced as "hipster," then the insult loses all its bite and the word is useless. So let's kill it. Let's ease it into a bathtub of warm cheap beer, slit its wrists with '80s snap bracelets and drop in an electric record player warbling out an Animal Collective song on limited-edition vinyl. It's high time we get back to work finding more articulate ways to attack each other.

http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-words-we- ... l-meaning/