The use of the word “Artisan” when referring to food or crafts.
It seems that not a day goes by without some wannabe, oh-so-hip and trendy, faux nerd hipster using the word “artisan” when referring to a café, restaurant or some sort of arts and crafts.
I don’t really watch television much on account of it being a load of consumerist, propagandist bollocks, but anyway, I distinctly remember flicking through the channels one night to some programme in ‘Murica where some pretentious hipster cunt had opened an “artisan vegan gelato parlour”. Not really sure how you can get vegan ice-cream unless they use coconut milk or soy milk (bleurgh).
Ever since then, all I keep seeing about the place is “artisan baker”, “artisan crafts”, “artisan” everything. I don’t know if it’s a case of because I’ve seen it I’m primed to keep seeing it everywhere, or whether it is actually everywhere.
It seems that when the word “artisan” is used, it means you can add £££ to the price of everything. To add to my argument please see link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=XUv7NQelex0&feature=emb_logo
I’m not sure if this is a piss take or deadly serious.
So here you go – have an “artisan” crafted cunting from me. That’ll be £15.50 please! (only joking)
Nominated by Harold Steptoe