Discordianist crowds.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

The majority of Discordians I've met in Boston are assholes.

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[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

[Doktor Howl]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

This is true. All of my friends are between the ages of 25 and 50, and still probably qualify as being young enough to be cool.

[Doktor Howl]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

This is true. All of my friends are between the ages of 25 and 50, and still probably qualify as being young enough to be cool.

Yeah, pretty much.  Cool stops when you stop valuing fun.

[LMNO]

The majority of Discordians I've met in Boston are assholes.

fix'd

Those are from Southie and Charlestown.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

The majority of Discordians I've met in Boston are assholes.

fix'd

Those are from Southie and Charlestown.

Counterpoint: hxxp://patch.com/massachusetts/malden/muslim-woman-assaulted-harassed-near-malden-center

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

This is true. All of my friends are between the ages of 25 and 50, and still probably qualify as being young enough to be cool.

Yeah, pretty much.  Cool stops when you stop valuing fun.

I'll stop valuing fun when I'm good and dead, goddammit.

[Meunster]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

This is true. All of my friends are between the ages of 25 and 50, and still probably qualify as being young enough to be cool.

Yeah, pretty much.  Cool stops when you stop valuing fun.

I'll stop valuing fun when I'm good and dead, goddammit.

Stop valuing it when you're dead? What a prude.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

This is true. All of my friends are between the ages of 25 and 50, and still probably qualify as being young enough to be cool.

Yeah, pretty much.  Cool stops when you stop valuing fun.

I'll stop valuing fun when I'm good and dead, goddammit.

Stop valuing it when you're dead? What a prude.

If somebody comes up with a way for me to care after I'm dead, I'll think about it.

[Doktor Howl]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

This is true. All of my friends are between the ages of 25 and 50, and still probably qualify as being young enough to be cool.

Yeah, pretty much.  Cool stops when you stop valuing fun.

I'll stop valuing fun when I'm good and dead, goddammit.

Stop valuing it when you're dead? What a prude.

If somebody comes up with a way for me to care after I'm dead, I'll think about it.

I'm almost done with my year as an atheist, so I'll get right back to you.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I find a lot of Discordians... well, pretty much everywhere. There's two in my cognitive neuroscience class. The Cacophony Society or other places eccentrics and pranksters congregate is a good place to look. I also am part of a feminist drinking club that has a lot of Disco-minded people.

Poke around in the fringes of society, including the arts and sciences. In fact, I have to say that the sciences seem to be kind of Disco-heavy.

Keep in mind, Nigel lives in Portland.  I would imagine at least 40% of the population discos on a regular basis, and that may be a conservative estimate.

Me, I live in Toronto.  I've met maybe 2 discordianists here, and there are probably about 6 more lurking nearby I don't want to talk to anyway.

This is true, and also is probably largely responsible for the fact that about half the people who move here hate it and complain that they can't find any normal people.

On the other hand, it's also probably why the majority of the population here is hopelessly self-absorbed and all about how they're into cool stuff. Then again, that might just be a generational thing.

Young people should be into cool stuff.  Horrible reality will be along sooner or later.  They may as well enjoy being cool while they can.

This is true. All of my friends are between the ages of 25 and 50, and still probably qualify as being young enough to be cool.

Yeah, pretty much.  Cool stops when you stop valuing fun.

I'll stop valuing fun when I'm good and dead, goddammit.

Stop valuing it when you're dead? What a prude.

If somebody comes up with a way for me to care after I'm dead, I'll think about it.

I'm almost done with my year as an atheist, so I'll get right back to you.

Sweet.