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08 Apr 08
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by Bosse de NageNo -- I can't imagine living with a bunch of neo-hippies that wear clothes they knitted from the fur of their dogs.
Would you like to live in one?
Opinion: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/apr/04/property.ethicalliving?gusrc=rss&feed=environment
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by yo its meSpeaking of a lack of imiagination (sic), am I the only one tired of hippies wagging their dirty finger in my face and telling me how bad I am because I don't lead a carbon neutral lifestyle like them? They been espousing the end of the world since there were hippies and we're all still here defying their auguries. On a related note, just last night I swore off The Biggest Loser because the producers have decided to make their show "green." Every commercial break I was reminded I'm bad because I'm not as "green" as the producers or the people on the show. Are these companies that advertise on television really "green" or are they just trying to hop on the "green" bandwagon? Seriously, how "green" can a Lexus be?
I'm sorry for your lack of imiagination. 😉
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterYou're way off the mark here, I think. These towns are not meant for a hippy demographic but people in advertising & law. Satellite suburbs. Perpetual commute. Harleys on the weekend.
No -- I can't imagine living with a bunch of neo-hippies that wear clothes they knitted from the fur of their dogs.
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by Bosse de NageI guess all the talk about these towns being the new reinterpretation of "old green" threw me off then.
You're way off the mark here, I think. These towns are not meant for a hippy demographic but people in advertising & law. Satellite suburbs. Perpetual commute. Harleys on the weekend.