Sliding Days Away with the Brothers Orate
Steve and Ray Orate and a couple of local semi-hipsters-but-mostly-normal-stoked surfers who like to ride funky homemade boards and take turns with the video camera.
Steve and Ray Orate and a couple of local semi-hipsters-but-mostly-normal-stoked surfers who like to ride funky homemade boards and take turns with the video camera.
Anonymous
February 4, 2011make no mistake
they’re full blown hipsters
Anonymous
February 4, 2011usually conservative boring people coin others hipsters in the neg.
they seem to be having a good time.
more power to em.
Vyusher La Kali
February 4, 2011Having too much fun always comes under scrutiny and flames!
Anonymous
February 4, 2011The dude with the painted fish rips! Did he paint that himself?
Schmitty
February 4, 2011only hipsters call people hipsters
Anonymous
February 4, 2011Hipsters don’t know that they are hipsters or, they won’t admit it. This movie looks and sounds like it has borrowed from “Sprout” (a hipster movie).
Anonymous
February 5, 2011Urban Dictionary pretty much covers it. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hipster
-Greg
Anonymous
February 5, 2011Steve does not look like a hipster with that Pac Sun gear he is wearing. Ray looks roots not hipster. No they are not hipsters.
saltybeard
February 5, 2011.do they surf from the hips?
mike@waveridersgallery.net
February 5, 2011I live next door to these two. We are Hipsters, long live the Hipsters.
beep beep im a jeep. eat me, im a giant twinkie
February 5, 2011I bought the hipstamatic iphone app and I don’t feel any different.
devomatic
February 6, 2011Just when I figured out the perfect combo of sag n bag those meddling kids go all tight n small. ” We’re thru being cool”
Anonymous
February 12, 2011“hipsters” you mean the new normal and so yesterday lets’ just do our thing “everyday people” with no labels it’s all maya/illusion anyway. Is that kinda like semi-pro or almost cool which is by the hipster standard if I’m keeping up is actually cooler than cool. Im with devo I give/gave it up. Where’s my fish.