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Popare, or poppare, is a person who listens to the music genre "pop" and dresses in a certain fashion. The style can be seen in Sweden. Like other styles, there are some sub genres, like "glitter popare" "Panda popare" (also called BDpopare, after the band "Broder Daniel") and "Håkan popare". A popare listens to pop, especially indie pop, bands like Broder Daniel, Kent, Håkan Hellström, Almedal, Timo Räisänen, Laakso, Markus Krunegård, The Cure, Florence Valentin, Mando Diao, Nordpolen, Morrissey, Kristian Anttila, Franz Ferdinand, Detektivbyrån, and Bob Hund.
Glitter popare: Dresses in cute childish clothes, much colours, can be compared to the japanese style "decora", but not as extreme.
Panda popare: Henrik Berggren = God. Panda hair, dresses almost only in black and white, ties, and a lot of eyeliner.
Håkan Popare: Often dresses in striped shirts, shorts, hats and suspenders.
Glitter popare: Dresses in cute childish clothes, much colours, can be compared to the japanese style "decora", but not as extreme.
Panda popare: Henrik Berggren = God. Panda hair, dresses almost only in black and white, ties, and a lot of eyeliner.
Håkan Popare: Often dresses in striped shirts, shorts, hats and suspenders.
"Did I just see an emo from the 60's?
"No, you just saw a popare."
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Popeye
The Most Vicious Man In History.
Physically identified by his inhumanly huge forearms (and possibly, calf muscles), squinty eye, pipe-smoking habit, and incessant mumbling and mispronunciation of words, this cartoon/comic strip sailor from many years ago is typically found fighting anyone from his rival "Bluto", to Sinbad the sailor himself, for the affection of the possibly anorexic and incredibly small-breasted "Olive Oyl".
Best known for his fondness of a certain green leafy vegetable, Popeye (already a fairly rough and tough individual) has been known to increase in strength, agility, speed, and nearly every other positive physical attribute as a result of his eating of Spinach. Also, inexplicably, upon the consumption of said Spinach, songs such as "Three Cheers for the Red, White, and Blue" and certain other notable pieces of classic patriotic music tend to play out of nowhere, along with a small portrait of a turbine engine, piston, or cannon firing being strangely superimposed over Popeye's bicep.
Should you ever be in a situation where you have offended/attacked/are caught in a barfight with Popeye, and must defend yourself, restrict his spinach consumption at all costs. If this is impossible, your only option is to run. For the love of God, just turn and run, because as soon as you hear that music start playing, it's too late. What is that? What is that song!? Oh God, he's heard me! Oh my God, not that, no Popeye, noooaaaaaaieeeee-
I 'yam what I 'yam, and that's all that I 'yam! -Popeye
Physically identified by his inhumanly huge forearms (and possibly, calf muscles), squinty eye, pipe-smoking habit, and incessant mumbling and mispronunciation of words, this cartoon/comic strip sailor from many years ago is typically found fighting anyone from his rival "Bluto", to Sinbad the sailor himself, for the affection of the possibly anorexic and incredibly small-breasted "Olive Oyl".
Best known for his fondness of a certain green leafy vegetable, Popeye (already a fairly rough and tough individual) has been known to increase in strength, agility, speed, and nearly every other positive physical attribute as a result of his eating of Spinach. Also, inexplicably, upon the consumption of said Spinach, songs such as "Three Cheers for the Red, White, and Blue" and certain other notable pieces of classic patriotic music tend to play out of nowhere, along with a small portrait of a turbine engine, piston, or cannon firing being strangely superimposed over Popeye's bicep.
Should you ever be in a situation where you have offended/attacked/are caught in a barfight with Popeye, and must defend yourself, restrict his spinach consumption at all costs. If this is impossible, your only option is to run. For the love of God, just turn and run, because as soon as you hear that music start playing, it's too late. What is that? What is that song!? Oh God, he's heard me! Oh my God, not that, no Popeye, noooaaaaaaieeeee-
I 'yam what I 'yam, and that's all that I 'yam! -Popeye
Popeye by Grin Reaper April 7, 2003