Last week I dropped some science and divulged my addiction to all things hip. I ranted on about the kicks and shirts of random strangers as if I was a homeless man vocally critiquing passers by. Maybe that was an embarrassing admission I don’t know, but I can say I know where I got the vice from...
Vice Magazine is written by elitist, urbanite academics. They sit upon their Ivory tower somewhere in the heart of Someplace Cool, New York City and critic all the mere mortals that dare traverse in front of them. Besides the scathing comment section entitled “The Vice Do’s & Don’ts” the magazine itself is filled with insightful, culturally stimulating articles that run the gamut from Hot Chip to Ghostface Killah. Needless to say its my favorite rag, and despite its icy demeanor I find it harshly fair and almost reverent in its teasing.
This little magazine occasionally throws invite only, free booze, free entrance shindigs in the world’s most deserving towns. Luck of the draw, Amsterdam is a worthy hood and will be hosting a boat party aptly titled “Vice Saves Amsterdam” this Friday. Thankfully its not to late to score an “entrance code” just hit up this website:
http://eguest.eu/viceparty
fill out your information and show up! Just so you know exactly what you’re getting into I’ve attached a few Vice don’ts. What you think I was going to spell it all out for you? Take note:

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Comments (2)
Im curious to attend.. Ill likely commit some don't... though none of the pictured ones.
Posted by bicyclemark | October 17, 2007 1:32 AM
Posted on October 17, 2007 01:32
I live in NYC and VICE is bad news. I don't read it by choice, but I read about it, and from what I can ascertain it really panders to the most conservative constituency. I don't know how the right wing somehow became the arbiters of cool, especially in NYC, but somehow the two idiots behind vice have managed to do this.
Posted by andy | October 18, 2007 8:07 PM
Posted on October 18, 2007 20:07