When your special intrest gets popular

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03 Feb 2012, 3:12 am

I remember when Titanic was popular and teen girls were crazy over it. But when I talked about it, kids didn't like it but in 6th grade they didn't mind it. Same with the Spice Girls. But when I was into video games, kids didn't mind me talking about it. It was mostly Legend of Zelda.



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03 Feb 2012, 3:53 am

Thankfully I doubt history will ever become "too mainstream" for my inner "hipster" ;)


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03 Feb 2012, 4:38 am

I've always been very interested in vampires and now they got popular.

I don't care except that people might think I'm obsessed with Twilight or got into vampires because of that. I'm not really interested in Twilight



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03 Feb 2012, 9:42 pm

Phonic wrote:
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When your special intrest gets popular


Cows still speak, pigs will fly and politicans wont lie.


Could you explain this?



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03 Feb 2012, 9:50 pm

Vigilans wrote:
Thankfully I doubt history will ever become "too mainstream" for my inner "hipster" ;)


You're deck!


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03 Feb 2012, 9:55 pm

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I used to have a habit of picking new favorite bands, then listening to them change, stop liking them, and low and behold, THAT'S when they would become mass successes.

Used to get a fat head telling people, "They suck now. You should have heard them a few years ago, when they were good! :P"


The proper way to say it "they've gone commercial". Or "theyve sold out!"

Youve got the attitude, but not quite the lingo down, to be a true rocknroll snob.



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04 Feb 2012, 9:50 am

I couldn't care less. When my interests get "popular," I usually don't even notice for a long time.

I actually have a knack for getting obsessed with things that catch on later. For example, "The X-Files" was originally a cult show, as was "Farscape." I was fascinated by serial killers, profiling, and forensic evidence long before they became the focal point of every single "cop show" currently in existence.

I've come to expect it. :D


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04 Feb 2012, 10:19 am

it hasnt happened to me yet. Everyone frowns upon my interest in science and scifi - like its a crime to like science or something.