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upstream: the modern moments narrative
August 7th, 2010
Now that grunge has hit the east coast, we call it “alternative“, as in an option to mainstream lifestyle; which means differences, which, in turn, means preferences. Everyone has their own set of preferences, and I guess that what it comes down to; individuality is what it’s all about. Some people think that doing your [...]
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