A beatnik is a person who engages in one or more of the following activities: listen to Jazz, sip coffee, and smoke marijuana while expressing their drug-induced state by saying "I'm in orbit... man..". Most also have a fond interest in snapping their fingers, "talking jive about karma, maaann...", and wearing moustaches and berets. Beatniks have a lot in common with French people and 98.3% of the world's Beatnik population live in a large underwater bongo complex hidden deep in the Seine.
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| - A beatnik is a person who engages in one or more of the following activities: listen to Jazz, sip coffee, and smoke marijuana while expressing their drug-induced state by saying "I'm in orbit... man..". Most also have a fond interest in snapping their fingers, "talking jive about karma, maaann...", and wearing moustaches and berets. Beatniks have a lot in common with French people and 98.3% of the world's Beatnik population live in a large underwater bongo complex hidden deep in the Seine.
- Beatniks were the counterculture phenomenon of the 1950's and early 1960's. In rebellion against the militaristic and conformist society that was the United States after World War II, Beatniks were bohemians who sported goatees, drank wine, smoked a lot of cigarettes, wrote and recited poetry, played folk music, played the bongo drums and said stuff like "cool, man, cool", "go, man go" and called people "Daddyo" and "Cool Cat." Influenced by European, especially French, culture, and by African American culture, Beatniks believed in free love and despised the 9 to 5 rat race and didn't like to work. Jack Kerouac was the patron saint of all Beatniks, and his best-selling novel "On the Road" was their Bible. The Beatniks evolved into Hippies as the 1960's progressed.
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| - A beatnik is a person who engages in one or more of the following activities: listen to Jazz, sip coffee, and smoke marijuana while expressing their drug-induced state by saying "I'm in orbit... man..". Most also have a fond interest in snapping their fingers, "talking jive about karma, maaann...", and wearing moustaches and berets. Beatniks have a lot in common with French people and 98.3% of the world's Beatnik population live in a large underwater bongo complex hidden deep in the Seine.
- Beatniks were the counterculture phenomenon of the 1950's and early 1960's. In rebellion against the militaristic and conformist society that was the United States after World War II, Beatniks were bohemians who sported goatees, drank wine, smoked a lot of cigarettes, wrote and recited poetry, played folk music, played the bongo drums and said stuff like "cool, man, cool", "go, man go" and called people "Daddyo" and "Cool Cat." Influenced by European, especially French, culture, and by African American culture, Beatniks believed in free love and despised the 9 to 5 rat race and didn't like to work. Jack Kerouac was the patron saint of all Beatniks, and his best-selling novel "On the Road" was their Bible. The Beatniks evolved into Hippies as the 1960's progressed.
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