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At least it’s an actual fedora.
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Oh, I thought it was a really tiny plush.
Silly me.
Source: Yuyushiki
They sell them in child sizes.
I don’t get it.
They’ve been pandering since “Feeling Pinkie Keen”, if your definition of pandering is “anything non-essential detail done to please the audience, regardless of whether it impacts the episode”.
I thought they already did:
Seriously, though, I think a point a lot of people miss is this: show staff includes things they themselves think is funny (it’s been said on panels at conventions, and in interviews), and it just so happens a lot of the folks online get the humor. I really don’t think the fandom matters as much as some people seem to think it does.
If all you want is to piss people off– and assuming you don’t “look native”– wear a big-ass war chief headdress instead, you’ll climb up a lot more asses that way. All this fedora-shaming nonsense is part of a much smaller internet culture than that of people who get mad about cultural appropriation.
Hah.
I’d go with Tosh’s idea of wearing a Cloche and flipping everyone off. ;3
Not even sure how to reply. So here’s this.
I’m considering buying one of these hats just so I can enrage people. Usually not that kind of person but this hat is too much of an enigma. It is a symbol of so much.
#NotAllEpsonUsers
That’s because they actually manage to own the fedora instead of the other way around. When you pull it off, then you make it work! Makes sense, right?
Bruno Mars and Justin Timberlake make it look good on themselves.
Unless the “thing” in question is at maximum entropy, or at the bottom of its energy well.
Then it’s physically impossible to make it do work :D
@Robopony
>>758801
Oh hey, I found a picture of what everyone who tells fedora jokes uses:
Fedoras are like cats. You don’t own a fedora. It owns you. So if you’re not good enough for the fedora, you’re going to… well. Look awful wearing it.
You talk like you’re some affluent fedora owner. I tip my fedora to you, m’lady.