The Fedora/Cringe thread

[wub]

The boundaries between this thread and the cringe thread are blurring more and more by the day.

[Riddles]

haha yeh, couldn't decide which to put it in tbh

[mIrReN]

this>cringe thread

[wub]

10/10, would merge.

[m8son666]

Wait is that Facebook status agent?

[garethom]

shouts to all Birmingham ninjas

when did birmingham become an american high school?

Birmingham Lions are SICK at American Football. Probably the best team in the UK at any level, not just uni. Got a good few players that could play at NCAA division one.

Video wouldn't even be cringey without the music. Who say's Birming-Ham? Any OG knows it's Birming-hum.

[m8son666]

My housemate used to play for the lions, I dont kno anything about american football but the few times I watched them they were sick

[garethom]

My housemate used to play for the lions, I dont kno anything about american football but the few times I watched them they were sick

What's his name man?

[garethom]

10/10, would merge.

Nah please don't. Still a distinct difference I'd say.

Fedora thread - All things fedora, including fedora induced cringing.
Cringe thread - Everything cringey not bought on by fedorism.

[m8son666]

Zak senior, hes in canada on a year abroad this year tho

[garethom]

Also...

[wub]

I imagine the person who wrote that wearing a fedora at the moment of pressing Post.

[Terpit]

All these Anchorman 2 things on the internet, it's looks so fucking shit and desperate

[ehbes]

Fedora thread - All things fedora, including fedora induced cringing.
Cringe thread - Everything cringey not bought on by fedorism.

[TheIntrospectionist]

Fedora thread - All things fedora, including fedora induced cringing.
Cringe thread - Everything cringey not bought on by fedorism.

All fedora is cringe but not all cringe is fedora?

[titchbit]

^ Yes, actually.

[topmo3]

def not merge

[hugh]

this is liek when everybody used to post gifs in the image thread and vice versa

heresy I say

[mks]

Don't pretend the Trilby is different...

The Fedora or Trilby Hat
History of the Fedora Hat

Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney. Clark Kent and FDR. What happened to the Bowler and the Top Hat? After all, for most of the 20th Century, up until 1960 when John Kennedy took off his hat at his presidential inauguration, men were not considered dressed for work without a hat. In that century, the fedora was king (also known as a trilby hat in the UK) supplanting, in short order, all other styles for men. Although the style is mostly associated with men, the name "Fedora" comes from the heroine of French playwright Victorien Sardou's drama presented in Paris in 1882. She wore the hat style that would become the hallmark of movie tough guys, Chicago gangsters, private eyes, newspaper reporters--in fact by the 1930s, virtually every man who put on a suit of clothes topped it off with a fedora.

If you are reading this and your grandfather came from either Europe or North America, chances are he wore a fedora. Today, the fedora is, hands down, the best selling men&'s style (we're talking full size hat-not ball caps and the like). The safari style, a fedora crown with a brim turned down in the front and the back, received a huge boost with the Indiana Jones movies where Indy's hat was emblematic of the man. When we in the hat business engage our fantasy of men's hats coming back in general fashion, what we picture is the fedora. The fedora was and can be again, everyman's hat--the true successor to the bowler hat. Snap the brim and let your girlfriend know "Here's looking at you kid."

http://www.hatsandcaps.co.uk/the-fedora ... he_fedora/

[ehbes]

I feel my neck beard growing more with each sentence I read