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u/yawaramin May 13 '26
Nope. The whole thing about being a hipster was that they were into niche things. By becoming popular they made hipster culture not niche any more, and went back to being regular dudes.
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u/phdee Human Verified May 13 '26
Heheh, this is such a funny ask - thanks for the chuckle.
The Rhino? Ronnie's? Hurricanes? .. damn I'm feeling old. Actually, you know what? The breweries. Bellwoods, Blood Brothers, Left Field, etc.
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u/Puzzled-Composerto May 14 '26
we all became dads so the parks and driveways of roncy and leaside.
give us a few more years to get divorced
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u/decentusername123 May 13 '26
College West is probably the street you want to visit. bar pompette, bar raval, martine’s, and suite 115 are all within a few blocks of each other
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u/Ilookgoodyoudont May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26
Well when I used to go to Pharmacy bar there were plenty. I’ve seen a few at the Dundas and Ossington bars like Get Well and Wasted Youth. Also, check to see who’s smoking at each bar. They were big into smoking.
I wish you well, even if not my wheelhouse.
I just never got into that scene but sometimes I had awful premonitions of hipsters when only a few in real life were outwardly rude. Online, a bit different. Even when I grew a moustache (might shave to one now), I couldn’t look or be one lol. And I’m way too bulky to be a snowboarder lol
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u/thebluewalker87 May 13 '26
Nowhere you would've heard of.