"Somewhere between uptown and downtown, through a half lit back street moist with steam rising from forgotten pipes and eerily quiet but for the moaning of alleycats in heat, is found the best kept secret of internet counterculture.

Push through the entry way stuffed with Nazi kitsch and ignore the no girls allowed sign, into the parlor where dank memes fill the air. There the baddest bad boys of the internet lounge comfortably and relaxed, digging the oldies and creating the subversive art which has become ever present on the streets, pasted to the backs of road signs and tatooed onto the new generation.

The place is so hip that I'm not going to tell you the address. I'm not going to even name it. For the few 25% of my readers who would be attracted to such a scene, you'll just have to find it on your own.

There I'll be lurking forever."

Mattathias Schwartz, New York Times Magazine, recipient of a (you) from Q.