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Style

A review of the book The Substance of Style. [/.]

From the review:

"Those old sci-fi movies were wrong. the 21st century doesn't look at all the way they said it would. We citizens of the future aren't wearing conformist jumpsuits, living in utilitarian high-rises, or getting our food in the form of dreary-looking pills. On the contrary, we are demanding and creating a stimulating, diverse, and strikingly well-designed world. We like our vacuum cleaners and mobile phones to sparkle, our backpacks and laptops to express our personalities."

Need I say more?

-Kevlar

yes
That's such a great reply post, I almost squirted my beer out of my nose.

thankfully I didn't, cause that would F-ing burn!

glad i could entertain the Jman himself.

and yes beer thru the nose does burn.

Beer snorting hooligans.
but it looked white on the mirror..

it was the foam.. it spilled… but i didn't think it was foam.

Nah, it wasnt foam.

Its Comet.

Or dish soap. (the powdery crap)

over 20X worse to snort than beer. Dont ya feel lucky it wasnt Comet or dish soap now?

Ya know Thorn.. It worries me how many things I -know- you've snorted.. Its a wonder your still alive.
*bump*

Part of style is attitude and how you talk.

I know SD has it's own used slang, like 'Walk Safe', 'Chummer', "Mixer', 'Mano', and the like, but here are some other 'Cyberpunk' slang terms:


http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~jcnewman/definition.html