I have a Bad Dragon hat that 99% of the people that see it won't get what it means. I am after that 1%.
unexposedhazard 56 points a year ago
I think a lot more than 1% of young people know, so it heavily depends on the age of the people around you.
SkyeStarfall 18 points a year ago
That logo is fucking massive holy shit. If you talked to me with that I would be so distracted đ
Swedneck 7 points a year ago
tbf i very much know what bad dragon is, but have never seen the logo before
it also doesn't really look like a dragon so i wouldn't have pieced it together even with the BD helping me lol
Viking_Hippie 27 points a year ago
Chastity hats? You mean like those red trucker caps that keep showing up on the news?
pinheadednightmare 62 points a year ago
Place I work had a rule that men could not wear shorts, but women could wear caprisâŠ. I went out and bought a pair of capris and wore them to work and shortly after, men could wear shorts. Fuck dumb rules.
Mouselemming 20 points a year ago
Do you still wear the capris?
pinheadednightmare 20 points a year ago
Yes. They are comfy around the house pants.
user224 13 points a year ago
I would buy some cheap pants and keep shortening them bit by bit every day to see what happens.
Or you know what, no. It would just be an idea. I am a coward. I'd follow the rules if they said to kiss the CEO's hand on arrival, and shoe on departure. Who am I kidding, I'd do nothing.
Back to realistic pessimism.
Aeao 11 points a year ago
Iâm in retail management.
One time I spent a couple months wearing fake eyelashes that gradually got longer and more extreme until someone verbally called me on it. Then I said I didnât know what they were talking about and stooped westing fake eyelashes after that. I never explained to my employees it was a joke. We just never brought it up again lol.
Moral of the story : us managers may have to act all âno nonsenseâ but we are very much as bored at work as you. We just canât say it. So⊠fake eyelashes.
RichardDegenne 23 points a year ago
Either stilettos or the most colorful snickers sneakers you've ever seen.
Edit: Paronyms are the death of the non-native speaker.
Tiger_Man_ 30 points a year ago
I was about to say based but then i noticed overwatch
idiomaddict 6 points a year ago
I donât get the shorts
NoForwardslashS 33 points a year ago
Not much point in wearing fishnets if you hide your legs.
IAmNorRealTakeYourMeds 7 points a year ago
I'm sorry, need help finding them?
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