Useless Thread MDCCXLIX: Eat My Shorts

[John Price]

At least this one is 36 dollars. Most hoodies cost 50 dollars or more.

 

[John Price]

I was so excited to wear this hoodie to captain marvel tonight, and it shows up and the logo looks as if they just ironed it on. very poor quality. the Marvel logo is off centered and the logo is faded and blurry. I pray that I'm the only one this happened to.

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

That's not even an interesting design. It is literally just sylized text.

What would drive someone to buy and wear that in public?

 

[John Price]

Although the jacket itself is comfortable and slim fitting..... the logo is horrible. Out of the packaging it’s extremely faded and is not a Disney quality item as one would expect. It’s misleading how it’s depicted online being so vibrant and detailed whereas in real life it leaves much to be desired. Please just save your money.

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Confirmed, Ix is the type of person to wear the band's shirt when going to their concert.

Edit: Oh, you're posting reviews, I see. Duhhhhh

 

[John Price]

This one might be better.

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Hey, it's Jon Favreau!

 

[John Price]

Confirmed, Ix is the type of person to wear the band's shirt when going to their concert.

Edit: Ohhhhhh, you're posting reviews, I see.

what's wrong with wearing movie branding to a movie

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

what's wrong with wearing movie branding to a movie

If you haven't seen the movie, why are you already a fan of it?

If you have seen the movie, that makes wearing that shirt that much more obnoxious.

 

[John Price]

If you haven't seen the movie, why are you already a fan of it?

If you have seen the movie, that makes wearing that shirt that much more obnoxious.

everyone generally agrees that endgame is a good movie

therefore it is fair to wear movie branding to a movie like endgame

And if you're a fan of a band like Paramore @Kairi Zaide you wear their shirts to their concerts

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Of course you're a Marvel fan, you're here to see a Marvel movie.

I just see no reason to broadcast your fandom when you're obviously surrounded by fans.

The cast and director don't burst through the screen at the end, so who would you be wearing that shirt for?

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Also, wearing a specific shirt to go sit a dark room sounds moronic.

 

[John Price]

Of course you're a Marvel fan, you're here to see a Marvel movie.

I just see no reason to broadcast your fandom when you're obviously surrounded by fans.

The cast and director don't burst through the screen at the end, so who would you be wearing that shirt for?

1) for daps from fellow moviegoers

2) to support marvel

 

[John Price]

Why do people wear team jerseys at the bar? The team can't see them.

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

2) to support marvel

Disney is doing just fine without people buying shirts at 1000% markup.

 

[John Price]

Haven't had Indian food in a long time.

 

[John Price]

Disney is doing just fine without people buying shirts at 1000% markup.

There was almost no markup for my Avengers Endgame tee I got yesterday. The Disney Store online might have one though.

 

[John Price]

All these people these days trying to buy knockoff hockey jerseys from China. You aren't fooling anyone. Those jerseys look awful.

 

[John Price]

"I don't want to pay 250 dollars for a real jersey"

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Why do people wear team jerseys at the bar? The team can't see them.

1) Lit room, so people can actually see it.

2) Diverse group of people, everyone might not care about that game.

3) If the game is on live, you're giving cosmic jersey energy to your team.

 

[John Price]

@Kairi Zaide probably uses truffle oil.

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Truffle oil on what

 

[John Price]

"Artificial truffle oil" who uses that crap

 

[Sega Dreamcast]

Isn't truffle oil a gimmick anyway?

Gordon Ramsay say so.

 

[John Price]

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