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What Percent Irish Hipster Are You?

You’re hip or a drip.
9.30am, 10 Apr 2016
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WE WILL SHOW you.

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1. First of all, pick a Dublin pub.
Cassidys
The Bernard Shaw

Doyles
Bankers
2. How do you listen to music?
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On my record player
On cassette

Digitally, with FLAC files
On iTunes

Streaming, Spotify, Youtube, etc
Good old fashioned CDs
3. Have you ever DJed?
shuichi
Only at house parties
Yes, I even have a DJ name

No
Yes
4. How do you feel about One Direction?
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They SUCK
They're an abomination on music

Don't care
They have some good songs
5. What about Modest Mouse?
Class
Loved them for ages

Who?
They are shite
6. Do you own a beard?
imgur.com
Yes
No

I'm a girl
8. Finally, how do these cocktails make you feel?
http://thegirloutdoors.co.uk/
Nothing, really.
Upset

Looks nice
Thirsty
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
You are 0% hipster
You're not a bit hipster at ALL. In fact, you're totally basic.
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You scored out of !
You are 21% hipster
You're not hipster at all, unless you class being a wannabe as hipsterlike? Oh, burn.
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You scored out of !
You are 50% hipster
You're half and half. A bit hipster, a bit basic. A nice balance, some might say.
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You scored out of !
You are 76% hipster
You're erring on the side of hipsterdom, but there's still time to be saved. Please avoid Cassidys and take off the trilby.
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You scored out of !
You are 91% hipster
You're such a hipster, but not a full on hipster. Basically, you are one mustache off being a headwrecker.
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You scored out of !
You are 100% hipster
You live in a trilby and cycle a pennyfarthing bike.
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