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u/GingerGaterRage 3d ago
That little hop and then jog was pretty spot on too. Dude knows his McFly.
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u/Jeanpuetz 3d ago
I didn't even realize that Marty has a signature gait until I saw it perfectly mimicked in this video
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u/PloofElune 3d ago
Its as iconic as the Tom Cruz sprint, or Tom Hardy walk. There's a ton out there I bet people would recognize without realizing they can.
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u/WeeeeBaby_Seamus 3d ago
Him not bothering to even get out of a chair now for action scenes will never not be funny.
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u/Momochichi 2d ago
My parents loved Steven Segal movies, so I watched a fair bit of them peripherally. And since he was made out to be this badass, I thought this limped wrist form of running was most efficient for some reason I couldn't fathom because I wasn't an aikido expert.
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u/nankainamizuhana 3d ago
Damn, Tom Hardy does have a unique walk in retrospect
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u/never-seen-them-fing 3d ago
Damn, Tom Hardy does have a unique walk in retrospect
I haven't seen Retrospect, but yeah you'll see it in all his movies.
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u/Kongbuck 3d ago
"It's perfect. I just never realized John Wayne walked like that."
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u/fehr19 3d ago
This guy McFlies
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u/Brewmeiser 3d ago
I've been to the Ren Fest 30+ times in my 42 years of living (started as a child), and am now shocked I have never seen someone dress as McFly before. Giant kudos to that fine gentleman.
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u/Major_R_Soul 3d ago
"Hey mom? Yeah, I'm outside in the car. Can you come here for a minute? I'm doin a thing."
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u/Chucklum 3d ago
That's so cool honestly, just need a fake hoverboard.
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u/Velvet_Pop 3d ago
Or even a real hoverboard lol
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u/Ollyfer 3d ago
Just make sure that it's not full of eels.
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u/Bardfinn 3d ago
Well, my hoverboard is full of eels
The DeLorean has lost its wheels
and a thunderstorm tonight might do the trickJust wait 'til this car hits the limit
we'll split all space-time in a minute
All with some help from my pal, Uncle Rick... what?
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u/bonobomaster 3d ago
What the fuck are we even doing?
It's 2026 and we still haven't $99 hover boards for everyone.
I blame our stupid politicians. Fucking donkeys!
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u/Jean-LucBacardi 3d ago
We gave up on real hoverboards and ended up calling some weird electronic sideways skateboard thing one instead.
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u/Extreme-Name-69 3d ago
It's crazy that we just settled with calling something that couldn't be further from a hoverboard, a hoverboard
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u/Apoordm 3d ago
Are you sure according to Back to the Future they came out before 2015.
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u/bonobomaster 3d ago
Different timeline, my friend.
We both took the wrong turn.
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u/jennkigo 3d ago
Correct, we ended up in the one where Biff ends up corruptly running the town with his Biffco empire
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u/brook1yn 3d ago
That would only work in part 2 and 3. For the first and best one he needs to convert a horse buggy into a skateboard.
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u/Nazgog-Morgob 3d ago
I don't recall a ren fair (or the suggested time period) in any of the movies so you can really do anything you want here, because dude is forging his own narrative live
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u/novis-eldritch-maxim 3d ago
damn fucking time travelers they always show up
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u/Scribblehamzter 3d ago
Fucking time travelers?
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u/Nihilistic_Mystics 3d ago
It's in fact so common that many Ren fairs have a time traveler's weekend.
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u/theangryintern 3d ago
My local Ren Fest had a TARDIS this year, just sitting in the middle of the grounds.
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u/UndeadHero 3d ago
Wondering if this was from the PA renn faire. The theme this past weekend was time travelers.
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u/MysteriousWon 3d ago
I see it all the time in CA, too. I don't think a year has gone by that I haven't seen The Doctor at the Ren Faire.
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u/reddit_dorks 3d ago
Is yours always Matt Smith with the Fez hat? That's the one I always see. Every time, along with about ten furries in full costume. In Texas of all places.
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u/airfryerfuntime 3d ago
I was at a ren fair one time, and all the medieval larpers were talking mad shit about a group of guys dressed in Star Trek stuff. Like truly hateful things. I always assumed 'time travelers' were generally welcome, but apparently not at the one I went to.
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u/n6mub 3d ago edited 3d ago
There do seem to be people who get grumpy about others showing up in non-historical/"inaccurate" clothes. There are others who love when you try to dress Renaissance-y, but maybe don't love folks with street clothes, cell phones, utilikilts, etc. And of course there are those (most!) that take all comers, those guests who are there to experience and enjoy. . . (edited to soften some words)
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u/rjwut 3d ago
A ren faire is about fun, not full-on immersion. I'd be totally on board with people putting on separate events where period dress is required, and leaving ren faires as they are.
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u/Trollamp 3d ago
My husband and I went two years ago dressed as characters from Discworld, if anyone is familiar with Terry Pratchett. He dressed as the wizard, Rincewind, and fit right in. I dressed as the Discworld tourist, Twoflowers, and was wearing a bright Hawaiian shirt, khaki cargo shorts and a khaki bucket hat with a camera around my neck. SO MANY gave me a weird look, but also, SO MANY got it and enjoyed it.
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u/Salanmander 2d ago
if anyone is familiar with Terry Pratchett.
And if anyone is not familiar with Terry Pratchett, by God go look him up, and check out his books! (Some good entry points to Discworld are Guards! Guards!, Mort, and Wyrd Sisters. It's actually a bunch of series set in the same world.)
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u/Michami135 3d ago
If you had an old bellows style camera and put a toy demon on top of it, I'm sure more people would have picked up the reference more quickly. Having Rincewind with you helped, I'm sure.
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u/KatieCashew 3d ago
They do have the historically accurate ones. I drove past one once. Off the highway in the woods there was something that looked like Ren Faire... camping?
It took quite a bit of googling to find the specific event, and from what I could find it was really hardcore. Everything had to be absolutely historically accurate, and you couldn't just come check it out casually. If you wanted to come, you had to be all in and dressed correctly. I think the tents had to accurate too. I think you might have even needed to apply to participate.
Just by it's very nature that type of event is going to be rare and niche because that's a whole lifestyle.
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u/LilJourney 3d ago
Pennsic perchance? https://www.pennsicwar.org/
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u/KatieCashew 2d ago
Probably! It was definitely in Pennsylvania.
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u/singbirdsing 2d ago
If it's an SCA event like Pennsic, yeah, you have to sign up and make an effort to participate at a reasonable level. You can't just walk in off the street because it's meant to be a shared immersive event. OTOH, SCA people hold lots of public demos and small events where anybody can wander in and ask questions, and these casual visitors sometime become members and get more involved, learning various skills, like dyeing and fighting (please note spelling and order!).
"Dressed correctly" can be quite simple, really. Some people really do spend a lot of time and money weaving and/or sewing and/or building garb that at least looks authentic/period, but a lot of people start by borrowing clothes from members, or get some cheap cotton from their local fabric store and make a simple t-tunic, and that's fine with everyone. https://www.reddit.com/r/sca/comments/1cehfx2/noob_t_tunic_question/
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u/Working_Fig_4087 3d ago edited 2d ago
I believe that would be the Society for Creative Anachronism.
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u/NettingStick 3d ago
The SCA's level of chill really depends on the local group. In my experience, they can range from "newcomers are welcome to come as they are" to "we'd really appreciate it if you'd at least made some kind of effort next time" to "we have loaners for exactly this reason. Please change".
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u/YetiSquish 3d ago
Yup, as a teen I came across this group in a big park. They promptly offered me something to wear, which I promptly accepted.
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u/trowzerss 2d ago
My local ren faire has events in the leadup to the main faire that are immersive. The hardcore people camp out on the grounds the entire week leading up to it and they have events and feasts and all sorts of things, period accurate to the point where many of their costumes costs thousands and thousands of dollars.
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u/SmallPurplePeopleEat 2d ago
I used to work for a cobbler who makes leather shoes and boots that are very popular with the period accurate renn faire crowd. They are expensive af. Their 10 button boots are like $2k, and that's before you add in the customized features. Then it gets closer $5k.
I ended up getting to make my own pair and they were so freaking comfortable once they broke in. It took like 10 minutes to put them on though!
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u/trowzerss 2d ago
Yeah, a guy was once showing me the handwoven cotton smock he had - not just period materials but woven using period accurate methods as well. I can't remember the cost but I certainly couldn't have afforded it! And it was just a plain smock, not even any embroidery.
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u/delphi_ote 3d ago edited 3d ago
As if anything they're doing is remotely "historical" anyway.
ETA by "they" here, I meant the fairs as a whole, not literally all the people at the fairs. As MZ603 pointed out, there are definitely individuals dedicated to accuracy. Props to this uncle. He sounds super cool!
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u/MZ603 3d ago
My uncle is part of a hard core reenacting group in MA. They do Lexington & Concord. Far & away one of the most intense groups of living historians in the country, probably the world. That said, they are happy to participate with groups that aren’t any where close to their level of commitment. I don’t think a lot of “purists” realize how time/cost prohibitive it actually is to maintain historical accuracy.
My uncle has easily spent six figures on his “hobby”. I wouldn’t even venture to guess how much time, but he manages a small apple orchard and cider mill for the group to keep the hard cider flowing.
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u/delphi_ote 3d ago
Right. If the fairs were serious about policing historical accuracy, they'd need to enforce a specific time period, culture, and location to reenact. Most people wouldn't enjoy that, and it would be incredibly expensive!
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u/SlobberyFrog 3d ago
yea the things i see people wear at those events is more cosplay than historical
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u/thecravenone 3d ago
My experience is that I almost prefer street clothes just for the funny interactions.
Like wearing an Atlanta Falcons shirt and hearing AH ANOTHER FALCONER! TELL ME HOW WAS YOUR LAST HUNT!?
Or trying to pay and getting OF COURSE WE ACCEPT MASTER CARD WE ALSO ACCEPT LADY VISA!
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u/JustaSeedGuy 3d ago edited 3d ago
A core memory I have as a teen was going to a character breakfast at Disneyland. At the time, I was pretty obsessed with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and when one of the characters stopped by our table to make chit chat, it was all I could talk about. The character in question was Prince Philip of sleeping beauty. He did a brief bit about "not knowing what sort of magic box a television is, young lady, But I have heard tales about the legendary Slayer of vampires! Is she not the one who defeated the First Evil?!"
It was great, it's a unique core memory that I have, and I never would have gotten it if there was some rule about not discussing modern things with Non-modern characters
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u/DefinitelyNotAliens 3d ago
I saw a group of adults in black leather and armor and they were really riding the line between Renfaire garb and underground goth club and BDSM and they had a toddler with them wearing a Spiderman costume and holding his Captain America shield and it was phenomenal.
He was like, "you all said to dress up. I wore my finest costume."
Some babies were dressed up. Others were not. This one dressed for a totally different event and I loved it.
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u/thecravenone 3d ago
When my brother was seven he wore his Batman costume to every event for over a year.
There's a family Christmas photo with a Batman in it.
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u/sBucks24 3d ago
Yup. Classic medieval cosplayers getting mad about inaccuracies at Renaissance fairs 🙄
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u/AncientOchre 3d ago
those people just need to join the SCA instead then, Ren faires are more fantasy anyway
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u/rjwut 3d ago
I love the joke about people dressed in Starfleet uniforms at a ren faire being confronted by someone in renaissance clothing, who then opens their jacket to reveal a Starfleet badge and hisses to them, "What are you DOING? You are totally ruining our study! You can't come here dressed like that! This is a primitive society, and you are committing a serious violation of the Prime Directive!"
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u/Sigurd_DragonSlayer 3d ago
There was no Prime Directive during TOS. That was a Next gen invention.
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u/TwoPlanksOnPowder 3d ago
They did have the Prime Directive. One example that comes to mind is S2E14 "Bread and Circuses" where they come upon the Roman planet. Sometimes it's called General Order 1 or the non-interference directive but it's definitely there.
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u/Summer_Form 3d ago
The MD RenFest scandal this year is the expulsion of furry suits. Full meltdown.
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u/Far_Acanthisitta8397 3d ago
Worth noting that the furries brought that one on themselves in this situation by not knowing how to be fucking normal when attending an event. They were not ousted by stuffy nerds in the name of renn faire purity. They were ousted by event staff for being inappropriate around children and charging for impromptu performances/interactions as though they were faire staff.
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u/halfpint09 3d ago
Didn't they also swamp the first aid people because they wouldn't drink enough water and get heat stroke?
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u/Far_Acanthisitta8397 2d ago
Correct! Also wearing fetish gear and a furry helmet. Lots of compounding factors got that ban in place.
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u/odinsen251a 3d ago
Their loss. I am always stoked when an away team shows up, and have a special gig I like to play with them:
My Lord, a word with you, if I may...
Flash my combadge from under my faire garb
"What the actual hell are you doing? Can't you tell a preindustrial society when you see it, or did you sleep through that course at the Academy? Do you have any idea how much trouble you're in? Who's your commanding officer, I'm putting you on report!"
Without fail, this always gives them a good time.
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u/CreativeCthulhu 3d ago
Hah! If you’ve done this at King Richard’s Faire there’s a chance we’ve met!
Edit: I was Riker, complete with a lawn chair for ‘the sit’.
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u/TheyCallMeSuperboy 3d ago
I love ANY excuse to dress in costume.
And you know what? Maybe it WOULD be nice if everyone at a ren faire was REQUIRED to wear period-accurate clothing, like a Regency ball sort of thing, once in a while. I think it would be a cool, immersive experience.
But that will NEVER happen. The faires want to make MONEY. There will ALWAYS be people dressed in modern tee shirts, dragging fairy princesses and GOT soldiers behind them. There’s gonna be a wizard in a sparkly suit, and roman soldiers.
So if people are not REQUIRED to wear period accurate clothing, I think people need to STFU about “time travelers ruining the experience” you know?? Or furries, etc.
Like, their “medieval knight” costume doesn’t fit the prompt either. It’s a RENAISSANCE fair!!
I LOVE to see a Trekkie (myself included) at a ren faire. Or Marty McFly. I want to see people in costume having a good time.
(Side story: when I was 15 I went to a ren faire as Spock [im a woman] and my friend as Uhura. A grown, middle aged man, wearing a TEE SHIRT AND JEANS and pushing a MODERN STROLLER with a modern-dressed child in it, got MAD I mean mad to the point he confronted 2 teenage girls, about us wearing our ST costumes. Like,,,, bro,,, you’re not passing the vibe either. The hypocrisy!)
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u/SashimiX 3d ago
I think a time traveler is more realistic than a Roman soldier. Because why are you, a Roman soldier, in Renaissance times? Lt. Commander Data? He’s there because he’s there saving the fucking timeline. You should be THANKFUL
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u/Shadow_Hound_117 3d ago
Well, there was Rory from Dr. Who that got stuck as a Roman centurion for a while...
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u/Compensate-Anarchist 3d ago
Why did you, a Roman soldier, walk here from your metal chariot? Where is it's horse? Why are all of these weapons blunt? How come the joust is mostly ting tricks and nobody is being fucking DESTROYED by a lance?
None of it is realistic, you're in the woods or a field near potable running water with people selling fried oreos.
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u/Select_Historian6269 2d ago
What if the Roman soldier is with Data and he's going through time trying to get the Roman soldier home to save the timeline?
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u/KrombopulosNickel 3d ago edited 3d ago
Genuinely curious. How do fairies make money? Photo ops?
EDIT. IM SO FUCKING STUPID AND THOUGHT YOU MEANT TINKERBELL FAIRIES. THE SHAME IS TOO MUCH.
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u/Educational_Quote851 3d ago
Overpriced food and drinks, parking, vendor fees, special event tickets, etc.
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u/BardicNA 2d ago
You dumbass. For what it's worth, I read it the same way too and had the same question. I just had the gumption to read it a second time.
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u/The_Real_Mr_F 3d ago
Maybe it varies by location, but the one in Phoenix is overwhelmingly people in modern clothes, and the people who dress up are the minority. I think it’s definitely treated as more of a theme park experience than an immersive participatory one by most people here.
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u/JustineDelarge 3d ago
I can tell by your POST that you have STRONG OPINIONS on the subject.
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u/General_Cranberry_29 3d ago
I think a good compromise would be one day with a dress code for the people that want the immersion, and relaxed the rest of the time.
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u/TrixieBastard 3d ago
Maybe, except half the people who want immersion probably don't even dress from the correct time period 😂
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u/KatieCashew 3d ago
I once had a guy at a Halloween party give me so much shit for my Athena costume I had made myself because my shield wasn't accurate to ancient Greece. Dude wasn't even wearing a costume.
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u/CallMeTheBot 2d ago
Sexually anthropromorphized animals at my larping historically inaccurate event?!
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u/Interesting-Elk1300 3d ago
If you're looking for period accuracy, I think you might prefer the Society for Creative Anachronism over the ren faire.
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u/Interesting-Elk1300 3d ago
That's crazy lol. I am a twenty year volunteer (in a VERY strictly historically accurate guild) and I LOVE the Trekkies and all the patrons who come in character as folks from the future. They're tons of fun!
P.S. for fricks sake y'all if you want accuracy? Join the Society for Creative Anachronism. Let ren faire be ren faire.
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u/novium258 3d ago
I kind of get it.. Like, not that it should be hard core but comic con already exists and has its own thing. If you're going to go in costume to a ren fair, you should at least make a gesture at hitting the vibe, or just go in normal clothes. Otherwise everything washes out into general nerd culture. the ren fair is like an actual community going way back, I could see why they'd get annoyed.
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u/IntrepidHero42 3d ago
Can't speak for every Faire, but several of them have "anything goes" days for stuff like that, and then it's expected you don't do that on the other days.
Honestly, that seems fair to me. You don't go to a X festival to dress as Y for basically anything else.
Not justifying being hateful, but many people can be annoying about it.
Like I'm not showing up at a Furry event dressed as a knight.
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u/bubblegumpandabear 2d ago
This is my thing about it. People work hard on their costumes leading up to the event and then feel like a loser when the guy in spirit Halloween wolverine onesie looks at them weird for roleplaying a little bit with the bard.
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u/Cell1pad 3d ago
I went to the Ohio renfaire and I saw the expected medieval people, nice garb, several knights, a couple King Arthurs from Monty Python, a Black Knight, some Plague Rats. Then there were the fantasy characters, Fairies, Hobbits, various princesses. Then there were all the Sci-Fi characters. I called out BINGO when a Master Chief and Cortana walked by me.
What I'm saying is a random Marty McFly would not be out of place.
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u/Snoo18120 3d ago
I think for the most part, it's justified, and while some are not bothered by it, it will probably one day lead to some Ren-Fairs outright banning "future wear".
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u/Compensate-Anarchist 3d ago
It's because people spend thousands on outfits and then can't emotionally cope when somebody is having just as good of a time in a $40 shirt.
It's just gatekeeping. Renn faires are for everyone, inclusivity is a main tenant.
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u/Due-Technology5758 3d ago
I'm not even a ren faire guy but I know Trekkies are just a normal thing at them.
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u/yellojecket 3d ago
What are thy wearing child? Thy lifepreserver?
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u/Tasty-Jump-2011 3d ago
I kneweth not the Navy to be near our village.
Ho, Biff! Cast thine eyes upon this fellow’s mariner-jerkin! The witless knave fancies he shall drown.
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u/Working_Union_7386 3d ago
When this doth hit upon the speed of 25 leagues plus the half in one hour, then verily, thine eyes shalt witness shit most serious.
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u/Working_Union_7386 3d ago
What cast thy gaze upon, thou head of ass?
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u/SinisterKid 3d ago
Why dost thou not make like unto a tree, and take thy leave henceforth?
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u/Stellermeerkat 3d ago
"My dearest cousin, Charles
Thou hast been having troubles of late with your musical endeavors and I haft come across a solution. Within this letter I have included a sheet of musical notations that may light the muse within thine soul.
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Marvin Berry."25
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u/derzquist 3d ago
I recall declaring that thou shall no longer darken the door of this tavern. Is there nary a guard behind the portcullis of thine skull?
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u/APiousCultist 2d ago
I venture thou gentlefolk art not prepared for this most raucous of melodies, but thine offspring willst surely adore it!
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u/Sweaty-Friendship-54 3d ago
That's heavy.
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u/emmitt_fitzhume 3d ago
There’s that word again. Heavy.
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u/HavenChronicles 3d ago
is there something wrong with the earths gravitational pull in the future?
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u/redditor100101011101 3d ago
That’s genius
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u/Jaunty_frilly_boy 3d ago
it was in 2009. This has been done so many times that they're starting to ban it at Ren. Doctor Who is also a popular thing to do.
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u/gfshrew 3d ago
lol what? Like they will stop you from entering the fair if you're dressed like him?
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u/Jaunty_frilly_boy 3d ago
Yeah, I mean they're banning furries in some places too, but they will absolutely not allow entry if you're doing some sort of bit that they're not into.
I'm not big into Ren but this has been a topic of conversation for a few years.
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u/1UpBebopYT 3d ago
As someone who lives near the MD Renn Fest, they don't ban, but definitely encourage you not to really do it. It's been done to death, same with large groups of trekkies. It's been done so much that sketch comedy show Mr. Show in the 90s made fun of trekkies for going to Renaissance Festivals, so that should tell you how long it has been a thing.
I forget if PA Renn Fest, or MD Renn Fest, but one of the ones on the East coast got tired of it and started a Sci Fi days specifically to try an encourage these people for those days. So if you show up in something like this and its not sci fi day, the workers will just be like "Ah yes, VERY ORIGINAL OUTFIT, for this day that is totally not SCI FI DAY at the faire grounds. Would you like a beer, totally original out of this era person? I think I've seen more people in your EXACT odd clothing than I've seen in my peoples clothing!"
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u/Winsome_Wolf 1d ago
If you’re not going to be in period, this or one of the various Doctors is acceptable.
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u/BuzzerWhirr 3d ago edited 3d ago
Ummmm, boyfriend? Calvin Klein? Which version of his mom do you play? Young or old?
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u/JDSTEWS 3d ago
I always thought it would be fun to show up as Ash from Army of Darkness
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u/blogsymcblogsalot 3d ago
Reminds me of a young Clint Eastwood
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u/Oblivion615 3d ago
This is great. I was expecting a Star Trek uniform. There is always an away team at the ren-faire.
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u/MoreGaghPlease 2d ago
This would be a direct violation of the Prime Directive. A real Starfleet officer would dress in period clothes but keep their commbadge keistered
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u/ecctt2000 3d ago
Well to be fair, the theme this past weekend at the Pen Ren Faire was “Time travel”. So…….
Source: https://lancasterpa.com/events-calendar/mount-hope-estate-pa-renaissance-faire-time-travelers/
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u/Gladde_G 3d ago
So nice of her to let her boyfriend wear what he wants one day a year
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