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jcwitte OP t1_iy1alnp wrote

I took it to mean outward appearance i.e. clothes, hairstyle, piercings, tattoos, etc.

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Persist_and_Resist t1_iy1biaz wrote

Well, while I've seen quite a few barkeeps with facial tattoos, lots of piercings and unusual hair, they are still a minority compared to basically normal looking people, so that still fits.

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mdaniel018 t1_iy1c4kk wrote

In the kind of bar that employs someone who they describe as a ‘master mixologist’?

Because they all basically tend to look like someone’s Sims character

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Persist_and_Resist t1_iy1ced5 wrote

Yeah, people within the subcultures where these traits are more common do tend to stick together, and you are displaying one of the reasons for that when you mock them.

Somebody covering themselves in tattoos or piercings or having wild hair doesn't affect me negatively in any way. Maybe I'll have a private chuckle to myself if I find something silly, but I have no reason to attack them just for existing.

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mdaniel018 t1_iy1do7v wrote

Lol who is mocking or attacking anyone?

Noting that a great many mixologists have a certain fashion style is in no way a comment on said style, much less a putdown, so you can just go ahead and climb off that high horse

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Persist_and_Resist t1_iy1dwsu wrote

You literally said they don't look like real human beings, but rather cartoon video game characters. That's mockery.

No reason to speak further.

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pahamack t1_iy1rl2y wrote

no, he said they look like someone's Sims character. That's different.

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People tend to make Sims characters that are cooler looking versions of themselves.

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As in: "It's me, but with tattoos I'd never have the guts to put on myself, and with the rockstar long hair I would never think of growing in real life. And let's go head and put him in leather pants I would never be able to pull off."

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