Hipster of the year? Mission Accomplished: Woman named Beautiful Existence Eats Nothing But Starbuc - Polidicks

Wait... wouldn't it be more "hip" to not partake in eating/drinking starbucks products since ya'know they're all corporate and destroying the "small, home owned coffee shop scene"

[QUOTE=sloppy_joes;43389781]Honestly don't understand why people shop at starbucks, especially when better coffee shops exist.[/QUOTE] Because it's convenient. I love trying new things, but most of the time I don't want to risk the slow service or bad coffee other places might have, especially if I'm in a rush. At least with Starbucks (or any other big chain, for almost any service) you know exactly what you're getting, and how fast.

[quote]"WHY? am I doing this challenge? Or WHY? will I do any challenge in the future? Because I LOVE being human and I LOVE the privilege of being able to ask the question WHY? in the first place!"[/quote] I'm going to have to disagree with Ms. Existence. I'm going to go ahead and say being able to ask questions is an inalienable human right. [editline]2nd January 2014[/editline] "super existentialize me" [editline]2nd January 2014[/editline] [QUOTE=sloppy_joes;43389781]yeah it's all overpriced and very mediocre though, a latte and banana bread is like 10 dollars. Honestly don't understand why people shop at starbucks, especially when better coffee shops exist.[/QUOTE] For my money, Dunkin Donuts legitimately has better coffee to me.

Lots of people didn't have the chance to do various things at young age because of money problems. Now, she is 40, she is a grown up person, if she does it, why you care? is her money, her life choices. I'm the only one in my friends group that buys games. My friends say that they prefer to do warez, but they don't say a word about how much money I spent.

[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;43390069]I agree with this sort of thing in a lot of ways, but respectfully speaking, I believe people have the right to spend their money as they will within reason. $6600 is a respectable sum of money, and quite a pretty penny in these times for the average joe, but I've seen bigger impulse buys. When people have money to spend, the more you have the harder it usually is to resist the impulse to spend your money on something. Also, those who haven't got the ability to acquire things others talk about and practically wave in their faces may be naturally jealous, as well, of their more fortunate peers. Envy is natural to the human psyche and always has been. Not a one of us hasn't felt jealous that some people have more than we do in terms of wealth, influence, or societal standing. You'd have to be a saint, taught frugality well by those around you, or completely done in by life to not show the occasional envious streak towards others for something you may not have. Granted, yours truly does come from a background of old money and is enjoying a promising start to his career as a physician, but we don't splash money out on personal stuff in our background. We have always lived rather quietly, and we uphold frugality quite religiously as well. The most we do spend around here is on charity work. I have enough to purchase the small joys of life and the little things that keep us happy, but I don't splash out on the 'latest and greatest gadgets and gizmos' if I have something equally serviceable that isn't a piece of junk. Just my $ 0.02.[/QUOTE] In all honesty, the reason I am stating the cost is more than the amount of money. It's that the way that she spoke of it and the way she took consecutive photos makes me think she thinks she is having a grander, more spiritual meaning to it. Her proclaimation of it being the ability of humans to ask questions makes me feel like she thinks theres this big, complex reason to her purchases.

[QUOTE=sloppy_joes;43389781]yeah it's all overpriced and very mediocre though, a latte and banana bread is like 10 dollars. Honestly don't understand why people shop at starbucks, especially when better coffee shops exist.[/QUOTE] Their dark coffee is fantastic, what are you on about?

you can put hipster in anything and get internet views from it no matter how banal and boring of an article it is

[QUOTE=thisispain;43396671]you can put hipster in anything and get internet views from it no matter how banal and boring of an article it is[/QUOTE] Hmm, I think you're on to something. [Tiny] Hipster Discovered Just Yesterday “Virtually Certain” to Have [Harmlessly] Impacted Earth BREAKING NEWS: some hipster on reddit has two fully-functioning penises It is now illegal to manufacture hipsters in the united states Hipster backs 'life means life' sentences for murderers Hipster appears to have somehow acquired ski lifts

[QUOTE=thisispain;43396671]you can put hipster in anything and get internet views from it no matter how banal and boring of an article it is[/QUOTE] When people make fun of your beard, whose vinyl records do you put on to make yourself feel better?

[QUOTE=lazyguy;43396704]When people make fun of your beard, whose vinyl records do you put on to make yourself feel better?[/QUOTE] i cant grow a beard, and usually its bossa-nova [editline]2nd January 2014[/editline] [QUOTE=Mingebox;43396702]Hmm, I think you're on to something. [Tiny] Hipster Discovered Just Yesterday “Virtually Certain” to Have [Harmlessly] Impacted Earth BREAKING NEWS: some hipster on reddit has two fully-functioning penises It is now illegal to manufacture hipsters in the united states Hipster backs 'life means life' sentences for murderers Hipster appears to have somehow acquired ski lifts[/QUOTE] Hipster casts "Fire Ball" and does 30 damage.

[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;43390069]I agree with this sort of thing in a lot of ways, but respectfully speaking, I believe people have the right to spen-----------------------------------------------------------------------atest gadgets and gizmos' if I have something equally serviceable that isn't a piece of junk. Just my $ 0.02.[/QUOTE] Not to mention youth. Everybody has something to be jealous of. Be it a good marriage, good looks, social skills, or money.

[QUOTE=thisispain;43396720]i cant grow a beard[/QUOTE] you will never be a rabbi

[QUOTE=HybridTheroy;43396762]you will never be a rabbi[/QUOTE] Maybe he could be a jazz singer?

you could slowly castrate a cat and still produce a more agreeable sound than the one that pours out of my mouth when i decide to sing

[QUOTE=thisispain;43396980]you could slowly castrate a cat and still produce a more agreeable sound than the one that pours out of my mouth when i decide to sing[/QUOTE] What would you do for a living if you had $1,000,000?

What a fucking loser, hahaha! At least I can give her kudos for living like that and not caring about what anyone thinks.

[QUOTE=lazyguy;43396996]What would you do for a living if you had $1,000,000?[/QUOTE] part-time barista at Starbucks

[QUOTE=thisispain;43397087]part-time barista at Starbucks[/QUOTE] Let me check my chart. Yes it says here your perfect job is 'shawl'. The hours aren't great, but you get to travel.

To Bentham and everybody else who jumped on Synthax over his joke: [video=youtube;4m0qvcFINO0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m0qvcFINO0[/video]

I...guess if you want to do that, that's fine? I guess? Seems ridiculously pointless and a weird thing to pick as a challenge for yourself rather than something productive like, IDK, singing every single day, or exercising every day, or donating to charity every month, or whatever. A challenge is a productive, healthy thing to do for yourself, but if you're going to do it, do something meaningful or interesting. the only thing that drives me crazy is [quote]"WHY? am I doing this challenge? Or WHY? will I do any challenge in the future? Because I LOVE being human and I LOVE the privilege of being able to ask the question WHY? in the first place!" she wrote on her blog.[/quote] what the fuck that doesn't answer anything

[QUOTE=Krooms;43389893]wow that op image is a fashion disaster[/QUOTE] Fashion is too mainstream

This is just far beyond pathetic.

[QUOTE=Janus Vesta;43389775]Too hipster for proper grammar I see. Eating from Starbucks 3 times a day for a year can't be good for you. Don't they mostly do baked goods like muffins?[/QUOTE] sandwiches as well, but well for the price of five normal ones [QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;43394697]I'm going to have to disagree with Ms. Existence. I'm going to go ahead and say being able to ask questions is an inalienable human right. [editline]2nd January 2014[/editline] "super existentialize me" [editline]2nd January 2014[/editline] For my money, Dunkin Donuts legitimately has better coffee to me.[/QUOTE] In my experience, the best fast food coffee is probably in KFC. But considering a normal costs roughlz the, it is best to ignore the fast foods unless it is something like 11 in the evening.

I feel like she is getting a little extra money on the side from Starbucks to say their products are healthy to eat on a daily basis. In her interview she states she lost weight; probably losing muscle weight and replacing it with unhealthy fat. Good thing shes doing that REI thing lol Before:[img]http://assets.nydailynews.com/polopoly_fs/1.1563824.1388621803!/img/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_635/challenge2n-4-web.jpg[/img] After:[img]http://s23.postimg.org/v9jq2s1aj/girl.jpg[/img]

Fuckin crap she'd have to have a bowl hat on a fedora and a twirled mustache on glassless glasses to be just a bit LESS hipster.....holy shit.

[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;43390069]I agree with this sort of thing in a lot of ways, but respectfully speaking, I believe people have the right to spend their money as they will within reason. $6600 is a respectable sum of money, and quite a pretty penny in these times for the average joe, but I've seen bigger impulse buys. When people have money to spend, the more you have the harder it usually is to resist the impulse to spend your money on something. Also, those who haven't got the ability to acquire things others talk about and practically wave in their faces may be naturally jealous, as well, of their more fortunate peers. Envy is natural to the human psyche and always has been. Not a one of us hasn't felt jealous that some people have more than we do in terms of wealth, influence, or societal standing. You'd have to be a saint, taught frugality well by those around you, or completely done in by life to not show the occasional envious streak towards others for something you may not have. Granted, yours truly does come from a background of old money and is enjoying a promising start to his career as a physician, but we don't splash money out on personal stuff in our background. We have always lived rather quietly, and we uphold frugality quite religiously as well. The most we do spend around here is on charity work. I have enough to purchase the small joys of life and the little things that keep us happy, but I don't splash out on the 'latest and greatest gadgets and gizmos' if I have something equally serviceable that isn't a piece of junk. Just my $ 0.02.[/QUOTE] This is not an impulse buy She did this shit for a year a year

I bet she enjoyed pissing out her ass for the last 11 months.

Would have been better off eating at Panera Bread for a year. Bigger selection and a lot better tasting.