Cafe Society

Only if your name is Jackson Pollock.

Interesting, is it anywhere as depressing as Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road”?

And anyone with eyeballs knows that the Venus de Milo is way hotter than the Mona Lisa. It seems that we all agree on that point.

So broadly speaking, anything which SBSO does not understand or enjoy is highbrow and anything which he does tap into is lowbrow.

I’ve been following along, slowly and with much trepidation, but this is the limit.
What the hell, old chap, eh? You poke and prod at popular SDMB forums and threads, get hostile and defensive, and start er, um–ODD threads about horrible acts, and now you’re just yanking our collective chains? Talk about low brow–your posts reveal a taste that is below plebian.
You’ve managed to anger even such a dedicated Anglophile as myself. Thank God the other Brits here aren’t as stiff-rumped wankers blowing hot air AND smoke.

And I am left asking myself why I am battling wits with an unarmed opponent. Good day to you sir; I am late for my Monty Python rerun.
:rolleyes:

Coffee and Coffee shops perhaps?

after all, Starbucks is rather lowbrow, innit? :wink:

Small British Shop Owner, I have to disagree with how you sorted these. The Simpsons and foreign movies are not lowbrow. The Simpsons is lowbrow and highbrow; there are jokes that are very sophisticated and there are jokes that are very crude. The thread “What Makes a Movie An Epic” is about a very highbrow discussion question.

The Simpsons Movie review thread (Spoilers)
The Simpsons Movie (the bad edit)
Truly funny foreign comedies?
Are there epic foreign movies?
What Makes A Movie An “Epic”?
On the other hand, threads like these (that involve the majority of television programming) are lowbrow. I consider the shows lowbrow and therefore I consider the threads about the shows lowbrow.

Hell’s Kitchen 7/23/07
So You Think You Can Dance 7/25-26

Bingo. SBSO, if you think Cafe Society is too lowbrow, then go start some goddamned highbrow threads. This is a participatory medium.

Or, failing that, shut the hell up.

Ha ha! Oops. Really should have checked that, but once again, posted too fast. Someday I will learn. For now, I am content to wonder who Scott McCormack might be.

And stretch, good to know I am not alone!