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What does "edgy" mean?

Joshua came home from Seattle for the weekend and we got right down to figuring this one out. Seattle, you see, is "edgy," so I wanted to formulate a theory with someone who is on-the-ground over there.

1. Edgy is being a post-modern relativist ... but absolutely convinced that your view of the world is right.

2. Edgy is driving a Toyota Prius to do your part in fighting global warming.


3. The University of Washington is edgy; Washington State University ain't.

4. Edgy is thinking that the next happenin' place east of Seattle is New York (City).

5. Republican? What's that?

6. Mars Hill Church in Seattle, where Joshua attends, is edgy; for some reason the sanctuary is painted black and has strobe lights.

7. The Starbucks brand used to be edgy; now it's just pricey.

8. Edgy is not Yuppy; in talking to Josh I found that Yuppy is now about 55, has kids in college, and plays Scrabble. You can be yuppy and edgy at the same time -- it's possible. But you would at best be on the fringes of edgy; you would more likely be an edgy wannabe. Didn't you just get a membership application from AARP?

Meanwhile, in Spokane, we're just on edge about when Trader Joe's will open up a store in these parts. But they're probably too edgy to do it, those turkeys.

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1 Corinthians 9.22b-23 I have become all things to all men so that by all possible means I might save some. I do all this for the sake of the gospel, that I may share in its blessings.

1 comments:

Cori August 9, 2009 at 3:25 PM  

I LOVE this post. Actually, I love all your writings, but this post is great. In thinking about it, I would much rather be 'on the fringes of edgy' because there would be less stress.

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