On another random note, getting anonymous comments has really opened my eyes. Most comments are fairly positive, but sometimes you just get the weirdest comments ever. For example, on my recent post about American Apparel leggings, I got these.
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Cover your butt, American Apparel.
Being a guy, I really dig the leggings trend. Waking up to girls on the subway wearing skin tight clothing is awesome. But srsly, the hype surrounding white tights is killing The Freedom of America©.
That being said, I'm not sure why I'm on here.
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Cover your butt, American Apparel.":
How nationalistic of me! Seems like this is a Canadian blog. Should I say "Freedom on Canada©"? And when did Canada get hipsters?
I should've known though, New Yorkers are way too ironic to name a blog "hipster musings". It would be called "deer latern" or something nonsensical. Nothing so obvious.
And no offense guys, just give up and become the 51st state. You know you want it!
What the heck was that? I don't even know. Is he trying to say that I'm totally lame because I chose 'Hipster Musings' as a blog name instead of something nonsensical? Or does he respect me more because this blog doesn't have an ironic name? Perhaps 'Hipster Musings' IS an ironic name, since I'm not even a hipster. Either way, if Canada wanted to be a part of the US it would've happened by now. Manifest Destiny is just never going to happen...
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I heart Canada!
Canada is awesome. I'm pretty biased but I'm pretty sure I don't care.
As far as anonymous comments go, the vast majority of mine are positive, just normal readers who have no blogger profile and figured it was pointless to type their names. Some are definitely odd, though. I think that guy was trying to be silly, I think he may even have been giving you a compliment.
Canada for the win.
Love your blog btw.
Aww I wish I had someone commenting nonsensical gibberish on my blog. I could fake it but it wouldn't be as fun...
Fellow Canadian,
Steph
Um...WHAT?!
interesting, Canada has no hipsters? I think he may be wrong on that - I see them all the time in VanCity. :-)
Hailey
I have a funny situation where I silently identify myself as a hipster, but I also realize that by doing that I am not a hipster. I wonder what that would make me. I suppose I'm a deer lantern, maybe that's what we all are.
Hahaha, my boyfriend's from Nova Scotia and is in a pretty much All-American school. The Canadian jokes get old. Even for me.
I used to live in Japan and that store looks like it could be a japanese thrift store.
Is it wrong that I quite like the name Deer Lantern?!
The store does look very cute.
ppl are some bizzare sometimes lol
haha the day that I as a Canadian want to become part of the united states is the day i chose to wear ugly sweater sets with matching shoes.
keep up the good work fellow canadiana!
Canada's the best. <3 The drivers are less agressive and even the air is fresher. ;)
I've the urge to peruse that shop as well!
Happy Easter everyone
oh, i saw plenty of hipsters when i was in montreal in january. that's the only canadian city i've really been to, but i love canada! i actually have a couple of new posts, by the way, if you want to check them out!
Actually, Manifest Destiny already happened. America's only supposed to extend from the East coast to the West coast, so... mission accomplished! Suck on THAT, Native Americans!
That being said, I think I want to meet your anonymous commenter. He sounds like fun.
god, i want to go to such shop! inspiring!
how pathetic.
as a canadian the LAST
thing i'd want to be is
american. please kill yourself.
love your blog.
i havent missed a
post in a while!!
keep up the good work
and keep us posed on
your thrift store finds.
hahaha.
oh americans.
Canada has no hipsters? *rolls eyes* Just tell that guy to spend one millisecond in downtown Toronto.
And as a proud (and probably somewhat biased) Canadian I have to say that we will never be part of the US. We're just so different... and so much better.
I'd rather live in Canada, but at least I am close (Wisconsin). Or Stockholm - the Swedes are pretty cool too :)
if canada ever became of america i would be depressed for the rest of my days. canada is like america but better tenfold.
I'm pretty sure if we became the 51st state i'd move to Bermuda. Just saying.
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