beckys plans to get that hat off – another one bites the dust, another one bites the dust, and another one down, another one down, and another one down. Another one bites the dust!
fuck are you two on about they are the MOST fashionable hats
Reltzik
Surely not more fashionable than a Royal Guard’s bearskin hat?
Delicious Taffy
Now, why you gotta bring those up? That ain’t fair, bruh.
Needfuldoer
If Dina wore one of those, she could probably hide in it like a hermit crab.
Geneseepaws
A Deer Stalker hat is unfashionable? Does Cumberbatch know about this?
Tawdry Quirks
Cumberbatch does not have to submit to the fashion rules of us mere mortals.
Dean
Deerstalker hats were never fashionable. Like the name suggests, they were usually worn by hunters or outdoorsmen. The deerstalker was the camo-pattern baseball cap of its time.
While I agree with you in spirit, in practice there is NO WAY to ask “could you take off your hat for me ‘cuz the thought of what you got under there is making me horny” normally.
True, but it’s basically no normal (or maybe “casual” is a better word?) way to ask the same thing about shirts or bras or pants for the first time either.
On the other hand, there -are- classier ways than saying it makes you horny.
“Dina, you’re a great person, and you make my life better every day, and I hesitate to ask… But I would like it very much if you could take your hat off for me…”
(Sorry for the pedantry. Fart Captor has been too agreeable lately, so now I must disagree with everyone else instead. So blame FC!)
Captain_CloudWolf
And the way Becky is trying to trick Dina into doing something she might not be okay with is really not cool. It also hits hard for me, seeing as I had something like that happen to me on Friday.
Emperor Norton II
Man, that sucks.
BBCC
I’m so sorry to hear that. I hope you have a peaceful recovery from that and hang in there until then.
But it’s Dina. She has no sense of what is “normal” and likes the aspects of Becky that are outside the norm. If Becky were to ask directly, Dina would likely respond positively, but she’s going to have to ask.
And it’s understandable why she is hesitant to do that. She’s been raised her whole life to believe that only the most slatternly and diseased women ask for sexual things. Hint, sure, in the fullness of marriage, but outright state that they have sexual desires they would like met? Nope.
And while she’s thrown away a lot of the baggage, that’s still a hell of a lot different than actually living what throwing away that baggage might mean. Especially when her previous experiences with attempted intimacy blew up painfully.
That all said, girl needs to use her words.
Lailah
I dunno, if she did we couldn’t get Joyce basically saying “calm ur thirst” and “um, actually” guys ultimately doing something /actually good/.
Yeah, Becky did call out to the rest of the room and catch some attention with her announcement of an impromptu anthem. Stands to reason that if people with an internet connection and a fondness for trivia and the spreading thereof note that, they’re going to pile into the conversation.
Are they mansplainers or just geeks? Not all “well, actually”s said by males to females count as mansplaining.
Because I’m pretty sure these guys would have responded exactly the same way if the conversation they overheard had been between two men instead of two women. It’s more the “Someone is wrong on the internet!” factor, except it’s “Someone is wrong while standing next to me!”
ety
I’m not necessarily seeing the condescension that I would normally associate with “mansplaining,” but that could definitely just be my reading of it. I don’t know.
Slartibeast Button, BIA
As long as they aren’t creepy guys attracted to the hatless woman.
Which is why I said “sorta” mansplainers in my joke, because it lacks the central quality of a proper mansplainer, that of ignorantly explaining something inaccurately to a woman who is much more of an expert in that field or much more knowledgable.
But it definitely does have some qualities like that such as barging into a conversation to add knowledge the person does not actually have (both reference articles they just pulled up from their phones rather than actual bases of knowledge). As well as thinking their additions would be wanted in a private discussion between women whether asked for or not.
So, sorta mansplainers.
Random832
I’m not sure what exactly is private about making a scene by trying to lead the class in singing the national anthem, but okay.
303 thoughts on “Patriotic”
Ana Chronistic
so according to these rules, remove hat? Y/N
TheAnonymousGuy
beckys plans to get that hat off – another one bites the dust, another one bites the dust, and another one down, another one down, and another one down. Another one bites the dust!
Clif
I honestly don’t know.
Sensei Le Roof
FREE HAT! FREE HAT!
Lan
Nope. The hat may stay. Becky’s just gonna have to get in the shower or give Dina a haircut or be straightforward about it.
El Chupacabre
I like that straightforward plan.
TCS
Woah, woah. Let’s not get too crazy, now.
BBCC
Dina wears her hat in the shower.
Ana Chronistic
technically, it’s kinda two hats/caps?
AnvilPro
Well Dina has the best fashion sense out of the cast so I think her’s falls under “Fashion Hat”
brionl
It also falls under the “obstructing someone else’s vision” category. Rip that sucker off!
Lipke the Articulate
Lipke the Articulate
MAN I am bad at these stupid friggin’ things…
Specifically, Becky’s view of Dina’s head.
Volt790
Its hard to disagree with that fact.
Fauna Sarcastic
every hat is a fashion hat if you try hard enough
Reltzik
Except beanies.
Beanies are never fashionable.
Dean
Or hats with earflaps.
Fauna Sarcastic
fuck are you two on about they are the MOST fashionable hats
Reltzik
Surely not more fashionable than a Royal Guard’s bearskin hat?
Delicious Taffy
Now, why you gotta bring those up? That ain’t fair, bruh.
Needfuldoer
If Dina wore one of those, she could probably hide in it like a hermit crab.
Geneseepaws
A Deer Stalker hat is unfashionable? Does Cumberbatch know about this?
Tawdry Quirks
Cumberbatch does not have to submit to the fashion rules of us mere mortals.
Dean
Deerstalker hats were never fashionable. Like the name suggests, they were usually worn by hunters or outdoorsmen. The deerstalker was the camo-pattern baseball cap of its time.
Jhon
Holmes only wore his outside the metropolis.
Captain_CloudWolf
I still think Becky should just ask her normally.
BBCC
Oh definitely. But points for creativity.
Wheelpath
Look at this lameo, thinking being direct and not archaic is the way to be in a relationship, let’s all point and laugh
Dean
Everyone knows relationships are made up of crazy sitcom-style schemes!
brionl
WWJTD?
(What Would Jack Tripper Do?)
Deanatay
We’ve a loveable space that needs your FAAAAAAAAAAACE
Reltzik
…. okay, I hadn’t thought of it before, but there is probably at least one couple (or more populated relationship) somewhere with exactly that kink.
Slartibeast Button, BIA
Per the principles of Quantum Fetish Mechanics, if there wasn’t before, there is now.
Reltzik
…..
….. this is too much power for me to have.
Jhon
p… p… p… peanut butter?
Lailah
10 to 1 odds it comes up in Winston NSFW Overwatch stuff.
This notwithstanding eating food off of people has been a thing for a /while/, and someone must like peanut butter enough to center it on /that/.
Pablo360
Again, this comic isn’t called SENSIBLING of Age.
Although that would probably be a significantly less-terrible name.
Kryss LaBryn
That sounds like the Japanese knock-off that focuses on the adventures of Sal and Walky.
I obviously spend too much time online. :/
Reltzik
While I agree with you in spirit, in practice there is NO WAY to ask “could you take off your hat for me ‘cuz the thought of what you got under there is making me horny” normally.
Captain_CloudWolf
I had not thought of that
Emperor Norton II
True, but it’s basically no normal (or maybe “casual” is a better word?) way to ask the same thing about shirts or bras or pants for the first time either.
On the other hand, there -are- classier ways than saying it makes you horny.
“Dina, you’re a great person, and you make my life better every day, and I hesitate to ask… But I would like it very much if you could take your hat off for me…”
(Sorry for the pedantry. Fart Captor has been too agreeable lately, so now I must disagree with everyone else instead. So blame FC!)
Captain_CloudWolf
And the way Becky is trying to trick Dina into doing something she might not be okay with is really not cool. It also hits hard for me, seeing as I had something like that happen to me on Friday.
Emperor Norton II
Man, that sucks.
BBCC
I’m so sorry to hear that. I hope you have a peaceful recovery from that and hang in there until then.
Cerberus
With any other girl? Totes.
But it’s Dina. She has no sense of what is “normal” and likes the aspects of Becky that are outside the norm. If Becky were to ask directly, Dina would likely respond positively, but she’s going to have to ask.
And it’s understandable why she is hesitant to do that. She’s been raised her whole life to believe that only the most slatternly and diseased women ask for sexual things. Hint, sure, in the fullness of marriage, but outright state that they have sexual desires they would like met? Nope.
And while she’s thrown away a lot of the baggage, that’s still a hell of a lot different than actually living what throwing away that baggage might mean. Especially when her previous experiences with attempted intimacy blew up painfully.
That all said, girl needs to use her words.
Lailah
I dunno, if she did we couldn’t get Joyce basically saying “calm ur thirst” and “um, actually” guys ultimately doing something /actually good/.
BBCC
Well, I gotta hand it to her, that’s one of the more creative ways of trying to get someone to remove their hat.
Cattleprod
I choose to believe those guys are members of the official campus hat society. That’s a thing, right?
Clif
I choose to believe that Willis is channeling members of the comment section.
Deanatay
Patriotism club. Irresistibly attracted to any conversation involving The Star-Spangled Banner.
Jhon
Oh, thus be it ever
When free men shall stand…
Shiro
Wherever would we be without random dudes butting into conversations to prove how smart they are?
Dean
They are the unspoken heroes of our time.
Emperor Norton II
Except, of course, that they speak.
A lot.
Oh gods, I’m one of them, aren’t I? NOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Reltzik
Some place blessedly private and filled with peaceful quiet.
…. or alternatively without reception and filled with screaming.
Fart Captor
Well actually, they’re not really “random”. They’re just dudes we don’t know who happened to be near by
Reltzik
So, “Random, but with some observation bias thrown in so it’s not fair-die random?”
Shiro
Well played, well played
Disloyal Subject
Yeah, Becky did call out to the rest of the room and catch some attention with her announcement of an impromptu anthem. Stands to reason that if people with an internet connection and a fondness for trivia and the spreading thereof note that, they’re going to pile into the conversation.
Cerberus
Sorta mansplainers to the rescue!
Bagge
The “Well, actually…” guys SAVES THE DAY!!!!
I for one hope they will be regular. We could use some healthy competition in the comment section.
Emperor Norton II
I misread that as “comment sextion” at first. Which is what they should have in Slipshine.
Arian
Are they mansplainers or just geeks? Not all “well, actually”s said by males to females count as mansplaining.
Because I’m pretty sure these guys would have responded exactly the same way if the conversation they overheard had been between two men instead of two women. It’s more the “Someone is wrong on the internet!” factor, except it’s “Someone is wrong while standing next to me!”
ety
I’m not necessarily seeing the condescension that I would normally associate with “mansplaining,” but that could definitely just be my reading of it. I don’t know.
Slartibeast Button, BIA
As long as they aren’t creepy guys attracted to the hatless woman.
Cerberus
Which is why I said “sorta” mansplainers in my joke, because it lacks the central quality of a proper mansplainer, that of ignorantly explaining something inaccurately to a woman who is much more of an expert in that field or much more knowledgable.
But it definitely does have some qualities like that such as barging into a conversation to add knowledge the person does not actually have (both reference articles they just pulled up from their phones rather than actual bases of knowledge). As well as thinking their additions would be wanted in a private discussion between women whether asked for or not.
So, sorta mansplainers.
Random832
I’m not sure what exactly is private about making a scene by trying to lead the class in singing the national anthem, but okay.
hof1991
They’re just reference librarians in training. Answering questions, even rhetorical ones? It’s what they do.
Slartibeast Button, BIA
Yes, but what if there were no rhetorical questions?
Clif
English literature would be vastly different.
Roborat
You are just trying to make my head explode, aren’t you?
Slartibeast Button, BIA
How does that make you feel?