Unhappy Hipsters

It's Lonely in the Modern World

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Everyone, that was some funny stuff. Thanks for playing. After much deliberation and heated g-chat debate, we have chosen the winners: 
If he had learned anything in design school it was the importance of  taking risks.  He would leave the shades unevenly drawn today.m_sullivan————————

Using a vintage ship pulley and vegan string; he could wear his straw  villager hat without ever touching it with his hands again.   
Matt “Hype Mann” Herrmann



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Neither could he forgive them nor bear to look at it any longer.  Ford Taurus, how could they? ts_meyer


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If you are one of these three special people, email us at unhappyhipsters[at]gmail.com!
(Photo: Drew Kelly; Dwell)

Everyone, that was some funny stuff. Thanks for playing. After much deliberation and heated g-chat debate, we have chosen the winners:

If he had learned anything in design school it was the importance of taking risks.  He would leave the shades unevenly drawn today.
m_sullivan

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Using a vintage ship pulley and vegan string; he could wear his straw villager hat without ever touching it with his hands again.   
Matt “Hype Mann” Herrmann
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Neither could he forgive them nor bear to look at it any longer.  Ford Taurus, how could they?
ts_meyer

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If you are one of these three special people, email us at unhappyhipsters[at]gmail.com!

(Photo: Drew Kelly; Dwell)

Filed under It's Lonely in the Modern World Unhappy Hipsters Book Contest Giveaway!

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Hey UH lovers and friends!
Join us next Thursday, December 15 as we fete the holidays in style with a party at Twelve Chairs in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood from 6 to 8 pm.
It’ll be an evening of signing copies of “It’s Lonely in the Modern World,” giving away free stuff, drinking drinkable drinks, and enjoying some kickass cupcakes. 
What can we say—Boston, you’re [our] home! 
xoxo
UH
P.S. Don’t forget—the caption contest closes today at 6 pm EST. Be sure to enter!

Hey UH lovers and friends!

Join us next Thursday, December 15 as we fete the holidays in style with a party at Twelve Chairs in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood from 6 to 8 pm.

It’ll be an evening of signing copies of “It’s Lonely in the Modern World,” giving away free stuff, drinking drinkable drinks, and enjoying some kickass cupcakes

What can we say—Boston, you’re [our] home! 

xoxo

UH

P.S. Don’t forget—the caption contest closes today at 6 pm EST. Be sure to enter!

Filed under It's Lonely in the Modern World Unhappy Hipsters in Boston

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It’s a very Unhappy Hipsters holiday!
So, to celebrate, we’re counting down to 2012 with a superfun contest. (Rewarded with the ultimate prize—the Unhappy Hipsters book!)
Here’s how it works:
Comment on the image above with your very best UH-style caption. In order to be considered for the contest, you must post your caption using the commenting feature on UnhappyHipsters.com (no Facebook, no Tumblr, no Twitter, no emails). 
Commenting will close Monday December 5—then we will choose our top 3 favorite captions.
Those lucky winners will get an email containing five more images for them to caption and will get the uber internet honor of being an Unhappy Hipster for a week! Each of the following three weeks in December will feature one reader’s original UH-style captions. Plus, you’ll get mailed your very own signed copy of It’s Lonely in the Modern World.
But wait! What if you were just totally off your game this week and have a wicked clever caption later on?! Well, we’ll even the playing field by selecting three more winners!
How?
Simply comment on the images posted throughout December with your own unique UH-style caption (remember…only on the website, not anywhere else) and at the end of the month we’ll announce three additional lucky readers to receive signed copies of It’s Lonely in the Modern World.
2011 was great for us; thanks to all of our readers for your unwavering support. 
Here’s to another year of living lonely in the modern world…
xoxo
UH
(Photo: Drew Kelly; Dwell)

It’s a very Unhappy Hipsters holiday!

So, to celebrate, we’re counting down to 2012 with a superfun contest. (Rewarded with the ultimate prize—the Unhappy Hipsters book!)

Here’s how it works:

Comment on the image above with your very best UH-style caption. In order to be considered for the contest, you must post your caption using the commenting feature on UnhappyHipsters.com (no Facebook, no Tumblr, no Twitter, no emails). 

Commenting will close Monday December 5—then we will choose our top 3 favorite captions.

Those lucky winners will get an email containing five more images for them to caption and will get the uber internet honor of being an Unhappy Hipster for a week! Each of the following three weeks in December will feature one reader’s original UH-style captions. Plus, you’ll get mailed your very own signed copy of It’s Lonely in the Modern World.

But wait! What if you were just totally off your game this week and have a wicked clever caption later on?! Well, we’ll even the playing field by selecting three more winners!

How?

Simply comment on the images posted throughout December with your own unique UH-style caption (remember…only on the website, not anywhere else) and at the end of the month we’ll announce three additional lucky readers to receive signed copies of It’s Lonely in the Modern World.

2011 was great for us; thanks to all of our readers for your unwavering support. 

Here’s to another year of living lonely in the modern world…

xoxo

UH

(Photo: Drew Kelly; Dwell)

Filed under It's Lonely in the Modern World Unhappy Hipsters Book Contest Giveaway!

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“Both her artistic and her social ambitions were forever thwarted, often in humiliating ways, but there were occasional tantalizing moments when everything seemed to be coming together nicely for her.”
Richard Yates, 1978, in: A good school. 
(Photo: Jake Stangel, Dwell)

“Both her artistic and her social ambitions were forever thwarted, often in humiliating ways, but there were occasional tantalizing moments when everything seemed to be coming together nicely for her.”

Richard Yates, 1978, in: A good school

(Photo: Jake Stangel, Dwell)

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