Comments on: Stuff White People Like (and don't) http://desedo.com/blog/stuff-white-people-like-and-dont/ a blog by desedo Mon, 07 May 2012 12:22:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Kim http://desedo.com/blog/stuff-white-people-like-and-dont/comment-page-1/#comment-169 Kim Sun, 30 Mar 2008 21:49:36 +0000 http://desedo.com/blog/stuff-white-people-like-and-dont/#comment-169 The site has gotten a little lame since his book deal. Good thing there are a few decent knockoffs. http://stuffwhiteparentslike.com http://stuffblackpeoplehate.com The site has gotten a little lame since his book deal. Good thing there are a few decent knockoffs.

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]]> By: Des Temps → Blog Archive → PSFK: Postcards From Yo Momma - NW YRK to Mumbai http://desedo.com/blog/stuff-white-people-like-and-dont/comment-page-1/#comment-168 Des Temps → Blog Archive → PSFK: Postcards From Yo Momma - NW YRK to Mumbai Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:19:36 +0000 http://desedo.com/blog/stuff-white-people-like-and-dont/#comment-168 [...] smrtgrl Kathryn Hunt and I were talking about the newnew blog Postcards From Yo Momma - could it be the next Stuff White People Like? Maybe not, as a friend of Kathryn’s declared Momma passe….after two days, an ohso New York thing to do. We might be the fastest moving creatures on earth, but does this always lead to innovation? Pre-2.0, part of being a New Yorker was about knowing secrets. In the era of Flavorpill, Thrillist, etc.. anyone can paratroop into town and dial into what was once clandestine. The counterpunch to this is a spike in secret clubs/bars - Milk+Honey, The Back Room, Old Rabbit Club - and guerilla dining units. Yet their currency is one of quick cool, not really innovative culture. Is our fairtown flatlining or just us types? Or is this question passe? [...] [...] smrtgrl Kathryn Hunt and I were talking about the newnew blog Postcards From Yo Momma – could it be the next Stuff White People Like? Maybe not, as a friend of Kathryn’s declared Momma passe….after two days, an ohso New York thing to do. We might be the fastest moving creatures on earth, but does this always lead to innovation? Pre-2.0, part of being a New Yorker was about knowing secrets. In the era of Flavorpill, Thrillist, etc.. anyone can paratroop into town and dial into what was once clandestine. The counterpunch to this is a spike in secret clubs/bars – Milk+Honey, The Back Room, Old Rabbit Club – and guerilla dining units. Yet their currency is one of quick cool, not really innovative culture. Is our fairtown flatlining or just us types? Or is this question passe? [...]

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