[Euphoric] Fedora wearing Thief targeting churches
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Fucking fundies trying to tell him how to live his life
*Tips fedora*
Even as we speak, he's donating that money to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Atheists
Well took the 5 minutes to look up the meaning behind the joke. Still don't get it.
Also, whats with the fedora hate?
Also, whats with the fedora hate?
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It's not the fedora itself, it's the wearer... It's a stereotype that an overweight, unhygienic atheist wears it to make themselves seem more classy than they actually areSaneAmongInsane said:
Here are some samples
Well I'm basically two out of the three. Suppose I can't wear a nice hat now.PsychicTaco115 said:It's not the fedora itself, it's the wearer... It's a stereotype that an overweight, unhygienic atheist wears it to make themselves seem more classy than they actually areSaneAmongInsane said:
Here are some samples
*sigh* this is why we can have nice things, internet.
There is nothing wrong with the fedora if you can make it match the rest of your outfit. Exhibit A, Yahtzee.SaneAmongInsane said:Well I'm basically two out of the three. Suppose I can't wear a nice hat now.PsychicTaco115 said:It's not the fedora itself, it's the wearer... It's a stereotype that an overweight, unhygienic atheist wears it to make themselves seem more classy than they actually areSaneAmongInsane said:
Here are some samples
*sigh* this is why we can have nice things, internet.
Also, most "fedoras" worn by europhic anti-thiest heroes are actually trilbies.
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It's more of the smug, hostile attitude that puts people off... or at least that's what I hope XDSaneAmongInsane said:
Sometimes, good news writes itself.
But I disagree that the guy in the image is wearing a Sonic shirt, one part because the image is too blurry and another because there's no way it can work out that perfectly.
And it's always fedoras. Never trilbies or irish caps or (heaven forbid!) baseball caps. It's downright fascinating to me that it's always a fedora.
But I disagree that the guy in the image is wearing a Sonic shirt, one part because the image is too blurry and another because there's no way it can work out that perfectly.
There's a stereotype where people think that they're magical pieces of clothing that can make them instantly sophisticated and desirable, much like some kind of Indiana Jones or a 1920's film noir detective. And then we all laugh a bit because a $4 tiny fedora on someone's head has the complete opposite effect.SaneAmongInsane said:
And it's always fedoras. Never trilbies or irish caps or (heaven forbid!) baseball caps. It's downright fascinating to me that it's always a fedora.
Needs more fanny pack, metal band shirts, and trench coats.PsychicTaco115 said:
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Funny, I was thinking it needed an official endorsement from Euphoria MagazineTheYellowCellPhone said:
And I was surprised it wasn't an MLP shirt...
Needs more fanny pack, metal band shirts, and trench coats.[/quote]TheYellowCellPhone said:
I'll give up my dream of one day wearing a nice hat, but if the internet takes away my trench coat I will fucking cut someone.
I like my big coat
I've got a special place in my heart for this brave shirt. I'd allow this instead of brony memorabilia.PsychicTaco115 said:Funny, I was thinking it needed an official endorsement from Euphoria MagazineTheYellowCellPhone said:
And I was surprised it wasn't an MLP shirt...
Unless you're going to take pictures of yourself in a fedora and a t-shirt and post them on the internet, nobody is really gonna give a shit what you wear in real life. The fedora is mostly formal wear, and if your wearing it with a suit or at least a dress shirt, and the hat actually fits, even a fat athiest nerd can pull a fedora off pretty well. If you treat it like a baseball cap and wear it with a Sonic the Hedgehog shirt and an ill-fitting leather coat, people are probably going to think you look silly, but even then most of them will just snicker behind your back.SaneAmongInsane said:Well I'm basically two out of the three. Suppose I can't wear a nice hat now.PsychicTaco115 said:It's not the fedora itself, it's the wearer... It's a stereotype that an overweight, unhygienic atheist wears it to make themselves seem more classy than they actually areSaneAmongInsane said:
Here are some samples
*sigh* this is why we can have nice things, internet.
Unfortunately, fedoras seem to get treated like they're baseball caps, some people seem to think they go well with anything and you can buy them in a one size fits all mentality. Fedoras come from a time when a hat was tailored to fit the head of the person wearing them, certain sizes and head types were tailored completely differently, or even had different types of hats made specifically for them, and it generally looked pretty good, nowadays, you just buy things mostly based on generic size guidelines, so people in these types of hats don't look nearly as good.
Uhhh... huh. Not really sure what to make of this. Also not really sure what everyone else makes of this... Guess I'll just stick with the Avatar on this one:
"Stealing is wrong." - The Avatar
"Stealing is wrong." - The Avatar
Guys, I think I found whodunnit!
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Nevermind, Zak has cracked the case!Zak757 said:The thief is revealed!
You bastard, I was going to post that! Just wait until r/atheism hears about this!PsychicTaco115 said:Even as we speak, he's donating that money to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Atheists
