quiddities and agonies of the ruling class - a rolling new york times thread

Ha yes any unusual capitalization or punctuation is purely the iPads doing, the lil fucker

fuck not with my cousin dororothy tbh

friends of dororthy

i would never, never make fun of vermont

Would like to meet this Roiphe lady, just to find out how insufferable she is in person.

trust me, I've read the thread, she's insufferable

Just seeing "katie roiphe" and "joan didion" in the same sentence makes me grrrr

i would never, never make fun of vermont

― max, Thursday, November 10, 2011 7:50 AM (9 hours ago) Bookmark

i think u r bein disingenuous

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2011/11/11/business/Midnight1/Midnight1-articleLarge.jpg

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/11/business/some-consumers-object-to-sales-on-thanksgiving.html?_r=1&hp

i think this probably belongs in a 'first-world problems' thread rather than a 'quiddities of the ruling class thread' but i just can't get over the picture.

Man I kind of love the idea of puffy paint as a revolutionary tool (just going off picture here)

My relationship with this thread is kind of strained because every time the NY Times asks me to log in I just give up, I don't have time for that shit.

Ok this is just a "david brooks makes me want to curse in all punctuation" sort of thing really, but still... http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/11/opinion/the-inequality-map.html

Some grade A trolling there for real.

One of hoos's fave twitter stars liked that article and a dude I follow actually retweeted his praise for it. I had to hold my tongue, because... fuck.

I am not even sure what his point is.

He's trying to conflate all types of differences with economic inequality and class disparity in the hopes of making class warfare look like a sports rivalry, imo.

It's a bad look

trolling on a deadline imo

"Isn't it funny how we can discriminate against the rich, but we can't discriminate against Jews? Personally, I love everybody equally, but I'm just pointing out the double standard here..."

Otm

It would be uncouth to wear a Baptist or Catholic or Jewish jersey to signal that people of your faith are closer to God.

I guess people who don't live in the Bible belt really think this? I don't remember. I've been back in Tennessee nearly two years now and am reacclimated to daily reminders via T-shirt, bumper sticker, and obnoxious business marquees how much awesomer some people's gods are than other people's.

Nobody anywhere thinks anything like David Brooks says they do.

A fair point.

FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/17/fashion/a-haircut-returns-from-the-1930s.html

FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair FASCIST HAIR fascist hair

lol

i go to that barbershop, my barber calls my haircut "the gatsby," gonna tell him to think up a good fascist name for it next time

i remember jaxon in some thread referring to his haircut as the hitler youth like two years ago or something

I think I had this haircut in 9th grade

the hairstyles in those photographs are all different haircuts? idgi

I was just thinking the same.

I think they share a commonality of short sides/longer top with the top combed or slicked back

I have this haircut.

also calling the sartorialist for a quote abt a hairstyle is really just super lazy reporting, even by NYT style standards!

“I think it goes along with a newly restored romance for tailoring, the cut and craftsmanship you see with this current heritage trend,” said Scott Schuman, a photographer who has captured men with the hairstyle in London, Paris and New York for his blog, the Sartorialist.

*fart noise*

hahahaha

There are lots of names for it, she added, including the “synth,” owing to cuts worn by ’80s bands like New Order and Modern English.

this was the haircut of choice for the cool boys in my high school circa 1990-91 or so, then they all shaved their heads

heh lets invite the sartorialist to the craftsmanship thread

"shorter sides, longer top" describes like 90% of men's haircuts tho?

idk, i think ladies understand much better than dudes that a *haircut* is different from a *hairstyle,* get with it fellas

yeah, I think they're inventing an article again

Did I just post to the wrong thread? Said something about how a friend thinks the sartorialist might be borderline retarded for issues outside of fashion

i think what makes it a hitler youth is that the side is buzzed (or at least cut real close)

and the part thats left long is left pretty long

It's like shaved sides long top m/l

Xp

the photos are confusing b/c they show the sartorialist but i dont think hes supposed to have a "hitler youth"

David Lynch has made a tonsorial trademark out of his vertical variation on the look.

this was the haircut of choice for the cool boys in my high school circa 1990-91 or so, then they all shaved their heads

― the MMMM cult (La Lechera), Thursday, November 17, 2011 1:51 PM (7 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

;)

it's kinda funny because the piece checks hedi slimane and david lynch, who have had the same hairstyles since basically forever?

~trends~

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_5y1VeNoF1eI/TNd_n8YzX_I/AAAAAAAAABw/hP6Mm28Nnug/s1600/SwingKids1993.jpg

It is ridiculous how much I love Christian Bale, especially in that era.

eXCUSE ME , SIR BARBER, I WILL HAVE THE 'SWING KID' HAIRCUT, PLEASE

He was a qt. xp

Bale def wears it the best out of those four dudes