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meataidstheft posted:Well you see as a righteous Christian woman an unplanned pregnancy could never happen to HER because she's not a dirty sinner. Not even exaggerating.
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Grandpas a Racist posted:I present evidence that some things never change. "Most superb Livejournal, this after-noon I witnessed a most horrible thing, as a young lass cried herself silly with fear over the location of her deceased mother's supposed 'immortal soul.' I tried to console her with logical proof that a deity such as 'God' is only a lie told to control people of lesser intellects, and thus that her mother was in fact moldering within her coffin, but still she maintained her heartbroken demeanor and said the most untoward things about my parentage. Even my most carefully crafted up-picking phrases failed to woo her toward my bedchamber, thus leading me to conclude that she surely must be a brazen harlot."
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Jun 18, 2013 02:56
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ZeeBoi posted:
Allow me to introduce you to Rock N Roll Confidential.
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Jun 18, 2013 03:24
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That is a great resource. Have some Elton John lookalike action plus the dude in the middle's balls.
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Jun 18, 2013 03:41
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ZeeBoi posted:
Fingerless Leather gloves 
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Grandpas a Racist posted:I present evidence that some things never change. Amazing, even without the "imitating a classier era" factor, it looks like facial hair, ugly accessories, and the ignorance to wear hats indoors transcends time as the hallmark signs of a douchebag in any century.
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Jun 18, 2013 04:26
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Orange Harrison posted:Amazing, even without the "imitating a classier era" factor, it looks like facial hair, ugly accessories, and the ignorance to wear hats indoors transcends time as the hallmark signs of a douchebag in any century. All that's missing is a Brony pin.
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Orange Harrison posted:Amazing, even without the "imitating a classier era" factor, it looks like facial hair, ugly accessories, and the ignorance to wear hats indoors transcends time as the hallmark signs of a douchebag in any century. A train car isn't indoors.
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Grandpas a Racist posted:I present evidence that some things never change. Best part of this picture? The woman's obviously in mourning.
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Groghammer posted:Best part of this picture? The woman's obviously in mourning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqssx4pqhQ0 This scene could not be more relevant. And it certainly is content for the character being a dude who is awkward as hell.
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Magres posted:Fingerless Leather gloves My favorite's the dude with the bowler hat and the banjo. Political Whores has a new favorite as of 05:15 on Jun 18, 2013 |
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Orange Harrison posted:Amazing, even without the "imitating a classier era" factor, it looks like facial hair, ugly accessories, and the ignorance to wear hats indoors transcends time as the hallmark signs of a douchebag in any century. The picture is also a lesson in social guidelines - however this is German not English so I'm not sure how mourning etiquette crosses over at the time. The fact of the bloke leering over the seat is made worse by the woman being in full mourning dress. Being in mourning she wouldn't be available for social engagements - a widow wasn't allowed to leave her house for a year; so it's easy to assume this might be a daughter on an errand in lieu of her mother. Also his hat is clamped on, no regard to social politeness, he is trying to woo her by status alone and is using every item at his disposal (look at that bloody bow tie!). It's message is strongly suggesting that despite her appearing both vulnerable and available, she actually isn't, and you're making a fool of yourself should you try. The old bloke is the background doesn't want to watch this scene play out.
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Cordyceps Headache posted:My favorite's the dud with the bowler hat and the banjo. Looks more like a mandolin to me. 
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WebDog posted:The painting is correct regarding hatiquette. (However there's a notable exception in this painting). Other indoor allowances included a public bar, saloon or a hotel lobby. Generally if it's public, keep it on. With a formal establishment, like a restaurant, you'd check it in with your coat or hang it up nearby. You wouldn't wear the hat if you were going to a ball or dance - you'd arrive wearing it, but leave it in the lobby. His glasses also seem to be lorgnettes, so he's pretty much just full on peacocking. This painting is so loving great.
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about_face posted:disgusting horsefucking couple She's really candid...  The rest of this video... 
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WebDog posted:The painting is correct regarding hatiquette. (However there's a notable exception in this painting). Other indoor allowances included a public bar, saloon or a hotel lobby. Generally if it's public, keep it on. With a formal establishment, like a restaurant, you'd check it in with your coat or hang it up nearby. You wouldn't wear the hat if you were going to a ball or dance - you'd arrive wearing it, but leave it in the lobby. I think she's probably meant to be an orphan teenager (hair is down, so she's young) traveling to another family member who's taking her in. She's in full mourning and has both a carpetbag and a box (across from her on the seat) so is either moving or paying an extended visit, which wouldn't be appropriate unless absolutely necessary while still in full mourning. Also, that guy is a loving rear end in a top hat who needs a big punch in his fictional, long-dead face.
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2005 awkward nerd checklist: [x] Mountain Dew that never leaves the somehow-skinny-though-always-eats-junk-food kid's side (bonus points if it's belayed to his belt loop). [x] Cheap jacket/coat meant to bring an image of old-worldness or toughness (Imagine Richie Cunningham just throwing on a cheap leather jacket and assuming he's the fonz) [x] Sneakers for no physical activity because gym is only fun for jocks. [x] Jeans of the wrong size and fit that do that funny crotch thing [x] Bigger headphones not plugged into any mp3 or CD players at any time. [ ] Belts on any pants. [x] Forgetting that your t-shirts can clash with the image that your jacket and hat are supposed to evoke. I was personally guilty of #2 (had a kickin' rad leather jacket, but at least threw punk patches on it), #3 (worse since I wore skateboard shoes years after quitting), and #4 in high school.
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Filling a void with meaningless consumerism:      This guy's just sort of dumpy, I'm pretty sure he's yellow shirt guy from my earlier post:  This guy is awesome though: 
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Jun 18, 2013 06:18
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The vuuuultures the vultures ripped my t-shirt up.
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I remember a time when Teefury put out really cool shirts all the time. Like these really neat designs from pop culture and what not and now its just non stop "YOU KNOW <pop culture item #1> AND <pop culture item #2> ?!?!?! WHAT IF (get this) THEY WERE THE SAME THING?! RIGHT>?!FLWQ?!?! RIGH?!!?!?" and then the people that actually buy them just look loving awful because they're bad shirt designs
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Jerry Cotton posted:A train car isn't indoors. Aagh  I thought it was the interior of a little chapel because of her mourning clothes and the bench seat.Content:  This guy drummed for the Beatles at the height of Beatlemania while Ringo was in the hospital and there were booked gigs in Australia that HAD to go on. The artificial superfame affected him just as you'd expect it to, he was immediately forgotten and went bankrupt and now hides from the public.
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Orange Harrison posted:
If it's the guy with the moustache I'd say he's doing the right thing hiding from the public.
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about_face posted:disgusting horsefucking couple Jesus loving Christ I need to bleach my eyes (and scour my youtube history).
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WebDog posted:The painting is correct regarding hatiquette. (However there's a notable exception in this painting). Other indoor allowances included a public bar, saloon or a hotel lobby. Generally if it's public, keep it on. With a formal establishment, like a restaurant, you'd check it in with your coat or hang it up nearby. You wouldn't wear the hat if you were going to a ball or dance - you'd arrive wearing it, but leave it in the lobby. I find it funny that the few places where hats would be appropriate inside, you're unlikely to find a modern nerd in a fedora...except for a hotel lobby during some kind of convention. And let's face it, you're unlikely to find them outside for much length of time anyway, so when else would they be able to show off their dapper fashion?
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I'm hardly an expert on hats, but I routinely wear the hat/cap in this pic: I like to think of it as "fishing in 'nam" kind of hat, but it does look a little like a fedora. Someone please tell me this isn't a fedora 
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That's a bucket hat. It is nothing like a fedora. Your analysis is correct; bucket hats are something that fishermen wear and Navy enlisted uniforms have a hat kind of like that but with the brim turned up. It's not a super classy hat but it doesn't have any of the negative connotations that a fedora does. Sagebrush has a new favorite as of 08:51 on Jun 18, 2013 |
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Hatchat:quote:If you defend the wearing of a hat in this thread, you must post pictures of yourself wearing the hat, holding a sign with your username on it.
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A SWEATY FATBEARD posted:I'm hardly an expert on hats, but I routinely wear the hat/cap in this pic: As Sagebrush said, this is nothing like a fedora. It is, however, the type of hat elderly English tourists wear. Congrats.
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platedlizard posted:Hatchat: I don't think anyone was actively defending hat wearing in these last few posts.
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Have a Finnish celebrity again:
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Ahahaha yeah sure, that little dweeb is capable of violence. What's he gonna do, throw My Little Pony toys at someone?
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Scathach posted:Ahahaha yeah sure, that little dweeb is capable of violence. What's he gonna do, throw My Little Pony toys at someone? Watch it, he has a skull on his fedora, you don't know the kind of poo poo this killer is capable of.
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Yeah, dude. He killed his social life. You could be next!
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Jerry Cotton posted:Have a Finnish celebrity again: Jabba the Hutt's new look isn't really working out for him.
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/\/\Holy jeebus thats horrifying./\/\ I think if he lost the wallet chain and the loving stupid hat, his outfit isn't that terrible. Well it dosen't fix him being an awful broken piece of poo poo person however.
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Dreadwroth posted:I think if he lost the wallet chain and the loving stupid hat, his outfit isn't that terrible. Well it dosen't fix him being an awful broken piece of poo poo person however. Is it so surprising that a young time-travelling Howard Lovecraft isn't exactly hip to modern fashion sensibilities?
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