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No, I mean, how does collecting fedoras not only also make you a fedora tipper, but also how does fedora tipping make you have an aful self insert character. I see plenty of people who make bad author avitars all without that.
Now I'm wondering... If you collect fedoras while being a fedora tipper, does each collected hat make you tip harder? And if so, what is the function of the increase of said tipping?
60 years ago they were high fashion. But then again that was 60 years ago and people wore them with suits.
It may be wrong of me to boil it down to stereotypes, but it's not a huge leap of the imagination to connect fedora-tipping-type to bad-fanfiction-writing-type.
No, the bad fanfiction writing type is the kind of person that uses tumblr regularly, probably owns an electronic art tablet, would use livejournal if it was still relevant, probably posts fanfiction onto fanfiction.net, and for bonus points, has an unnatural hair color and either has a useless art degree or is in the process of obtaining one.
What 12 year old has the kind of money to back a kickstarter game like this?
What? I couldn't hear you over the sound of "my chemical romance" playing.