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And while I know little about men's fashion (and even less about men's fashion in 1979), I will tell you that the absolute worst way to add it (the Cowboy Look) to your quote-unquote Urban Wardrobe is via the super douchey fake cowboy hat. That's insulting. To Cowboys. To Urbanites. To America.
No, it's not, jackass. The "content" of a geometrical shape IS its shape. That's the information it conveys. Is it a hat's history that makes it a "real" as opposed to a "fake" cowboy hat? Or are we getting into genetic fallacy territory here?
I deleted that other post. I figured 4 metas was enough, and I didn't want to push good reviews off the feed with some bullshit.
Well, yes. I agree. My use of the word "fake" had to do more with quality and therefore, perhaps, use. That is, two hats might share a similar geometry while their reason for being could not be any different. This hat says "I'm a fun-loving though in-the-end approachable dude at an office party," while this hat says "I will castrate anybody I ever meet wearing a foam hat." And this hat says, "I read in GQ that cowboy hats are totally in this spring; I'm so gonna chug a beer before date-raping that chick here on the Jersey Shore."
My review was of my drawing for my space review. I was trying to show how little effort I put into everything I do here, but everybody thought it was some fucking cry for help because nobody understands internet sarcasm.
VA, I agree with your hat theory, but if you saw me wearing an authentic or "real" cowboy hat wouldn't you call me a poser? If I were wearing the I-read-that-cowboy-hats-are-in-this-spring hat wouldn't you think, "she knows her place on the cowboy spectrum and she just wants a nice hat for the day"? Or does this apply to boys only?
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And while I know little about men's fashion (and even less about men's fashion in 1979), I will tell you that the absolute worst way to add it (the Cowboy Look) to your quote-unquote Urban Wardrobe is via the super douchey fake cowboy hat. That's insulting. To Cowboys. To Urbanites. To America.
How is it fake? Isn't it all in the shape? You can't have a fake square, or a fake triangle.
By that logic, a five paragraph essay should receive an A (81%). After all, it has the basic shape, right?
What happened to the other post, IJ?
No, it's not, jackass. The "content" of a geometrical shape IS its shape. That's the information it conveys. Is it a hat's history that makes it a "real" as opposed to a "fake" cowboy hat? Or are we getting into genetic fallacy territory here?
I deleted that other post. I figured 4 metas was enough, and I didn't want to push good reviews off the feed with some bullshit.
(Ironically, my act of deletion saved Glenn's meta-review of his space review for one more day)
Are you guys arguing about geometry? What the eff is going on here tonight?
@I.J.,
Well, yes. I agree. My use of the word "fake" had to do more with quality and therefore, perhaps, use. That is, two hats might share a similar geometry while their reason for being could not be any different. This hat says "I'm a fun-loving though in-the-end approachable dude at an office party," while this hat says "I will castrate anybody I ever meet wearing a foam hat." And this hat says, "I read in GQ that cowboy hats are totally in this spring; I'm so gonna chug a beer before date-raping that chick here on the Jersey Shore."
They're all 'cowboy hats.' But, come on.
Come on your mom.
You know, if we'd combined all of these comments into one review, we'd already be up to 37.
My review was of my drawing for my space review. I was trying to show how little effort I put into everything I do here, but everybody thought it was some fucking cry for help because nobody understands internet sarcasm.
VA, I agree with your hat theory, but if you saw me wearing an authentic or "real" cowboy hat wouldn't you call me a poser? If I were wearing the I-read-that-cowboy-hats-are-in-this-spring hat wouldn't you think, "she knows her place on the cowboy spectrum and she just wants a nice hat for the day"? Or does this apply to boys only?
Touche, Robyn. I would probably make fun of you no matter what. It's a less-than-zero sum game.
i feel a little bit sick to my stomack
What happened to that last one? PS - I couldn't tweet about this because the VMA's crashed Twitter last night. Damn you, Kanye!
VA what would you call a new york city girl wearing boots ironically? not me, because i can't afford them.
Well, I do know a particular New York City girl who has been known to wear a particular piece of the American West before. Shall I...?
Yeah, but I'm also a Southerner so that doesn't count. I have pictures of myself at age three in cowboy boots.
I was talking about a particular photograph I have of a particular nature....right, loco?
Oooh. Well now I feel unspecial. And I'm curious about this photo...
No. No nature. Sorry I didn't get published by your birthday, VA!
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