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About this site The Drunken Moogle is a blog devoted to what might be the two best things this side of Hyrule: geek culture and booze. Though the generation of gamers who grew up with Mario, Sonic, and Final Fantasy gains new interests, some hobbies never change. We at TDM are dedicated to bringing the evolving gamer the perfect pairing between gaming and drinking culture. Keep checking back, because the next best thing is right around the corner. Here you will find the largest collection of nerdy cocktails (with themes of video games, anime, movies and more), unique glassware, art, and drinking games that include a geeky flare.
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There is no “official” definition for a hipster — it’s just a collection of traits that you can’t stand. The douchey “holier than thou” attitude, flaunting their love of the “underground culture” and obscure music and looking down on you for liking the mainstream, those ridiculous clothes and haircuts, no other culture generates as much ire or ridicule as the hipster. Sure, young adults who are into progressive politics, creativity, counter-culture, and independent thinking sounds great (heck we could use more of that), but it’s the air of snobbery that sets people off.

