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| WHAT’S WORSE: TO BE A HOSER OR A POSER? |
| NEW YORK, NOVEMBER, 2006 |
ED “ZIPPY” ARIKIAN
52, Chemist |
CELESTE WILLIAMS
19, Student |
KEITH JOHNSON
48, Writer |
“That’s a no-win situation.
You’re screwed either way.
But back 30 years ago I
could get away with transitioning
naturally from
poser to hoser. Oh, those
were the days.” |
“I’d rather be a hoser than a
poser. It’s so lame to pretend
you’re somethin’ you’re
not. It’s better to be happy
with who you are.” |
“Over the summer I saw a
girl in a red bikini on a
longboard going straight.
By any definition she was a
poser, but she looked better
than 99% of the surfers
I’ve seen; shredders, aerialists,
whoever. So I’d say,
depends on who’s posing.” |
BOB HAWKINS
67, Shaper |
DAVE THOMAS
57, Co-star of Strange Brew |
RYAN MORRIS
23, Production Assistant |
“I think a hoser would be
worse. Being from another
generation, hoser is an
opportunist, in contrast a
poser is one who masquerades
as something he is not. In
closing, I’m curious, Gabe,
where the hell did you get
this question?” |
“The long answer is that it
depends upon a number of
contributing factors: race,
religion, gender, political
affiliations, place of birth,
and whether you’re a cat
person or a dog person. The
short answer: Poser.” |
“That’s a tough one because
imitation is an essential
part of learning. Everybody
has to start off somewhere.
But I don’t want to diss the
Canadians. I love socialism‘cause I don’t have health
insurance. Plus, I imitate‘em all the time, eh?” |
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