Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[Dannyalcatraz]

Dude! Digging the caps!

I’ve always loved hats.

As a kid, I always had some kind of cowboy hat to play in. As a teen/young adult, I got into baseball type hats.

And while I still have most of my BB-style caps, most of what I’ve bought since then is flat caps & fedoras*.

ForEx:

* and yes, as was discussed elsewhere, that would make for a killer RPG game name!

 

[Ryujin]

Here’s me in my most “Morpheus” picture, from 2014

Have you also practiced stringing together $10 words into semi-nonsensical word salad?

(OK, that was chocked full of redundancy)

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Have you also practiced stringing together $10 words into semi-nonsensical word salad?

(OK, that was chocked full of redundancy)

A bit, sometimes interspersed with my own unique neologisms, just for my personal amusement.

 

[TiQuinn]

I’ve always loved hats.

As a kid, I always had some kind of cowboy hat to play in. As a teen/young adult, I got into baseball type hats.

And while I still have most of my BB-style caps, most of what I’ve bought since then is flat caps & fedoras*.

ForEx:

* and yes, as was discussed elsewhere, that would make for a killer RPG game name!

My jealousy knows no bounds. I’ve just started dabbling in some hats but I don’t always feel they fit me right or I look good with them. I’m trying to just push through that because damn, I just love the way they look. They make the outfit sometimes.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

My jealousy knows no bounds. I’ve just started dabbling in some hats but I don’t always feel they fit me right or I look good with them. I’m trying to just push through that because damn, I just love the way they look. They make the outfit sometimes.

The trick is figuring out what looks good for you. Actually, that’s the second trick. The first trick is finding a place to try out different looks.

Because I’ll let you know, there’s definitely some hat styles I’d LOVE to try out but strongly suspect they’d make me look funny (boleros and campaign/“lemon squeezer” hats), and others that I already know look better on people who don’t look like me (stingy-brim fedoras, trilbys, etc.)

This guy made my blue felt fedora, and also makes boleros & campaign hats…

https://www.etsy.com/shop/AgnoulitaHats?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=271780834&from_page=listing

Even some of the flat cap styles won’t work as well for me. This one has kind of a 1940s-50s motorcycle cop style to it, and it’s…a challenging wear.

And the 1920-30s style ones that are very broad and sometimes featuring intricately folded fabric, like those made by this dude who works with period patterns & cloth.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheWellDressedHead

(I swear I’m going to get some of these anyway…eventually.)

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Hey, everyone's emotions are naturally running high on those threads, but I want you to know that I still love you all.

 

[Scribe]

Hey, everyone's emotions are naturally running high on those threads, but I want you to know that I still love you all.

I received a preview sketch for one of my pieces I commissioned and it reminded me I'm not here for the bad news threads.

 

[Richards]

I'm coming in late to the discussion about "prove it's you" information involved in password resets, but I knew a guy who used "Your mom" as the answer to all of his preset questions.

Q: What was the name of the street you lived on in high school?​

A: Your mom.​

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Q: What was the name of your first pet?​

A: Your mom.​

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Q: What's your favorite TV show?​

A: Your mom.​

I have to admit, it would definitely be pretty easy to remember the answers by using that strategy!

Johnathan

 

[soviet]

I'm coming in late to the discussion about "prove it's you" information involved in password resets, but I knew a guy who used "Your mom" as the answer to all of his preset questions.

Q: What was the name of the street you lived on in high school?​

A: Your mom.​

​

Q: What was the name of your first pet?​

A: Your mom.​

​

Q: What's your favorite TV show?​

A: Your mom.​

I have to admit, it would definitely be pretty easy to remember the answers by using that strategy!

Johnathan

I did something like this with a computer system at work. Worked great until there was an upgrade that locked me out and I had to call the helpdesk and answer the questions verbally in an open office.