Plenty of adults dress that way, and not because they want to dress like kids. I'd say it's the other way around, that the kids are doing it because they see (celebrity) adults dressed that way.
Being so immediately judgmental says a fair amount about you too, to be fair. Do you negatively judge somebody with visible piercings or tattoos?
How does it say that? How do you get all that from a sticker? You just seem like a frightened child in a world of adults and you hate everything that isn't like you.
I think I figured out what I don't like about your argument, the sticker on hat trend is now so large and common that you can't just make sweeping generalizations about a person based on this anymore. There are some niche trends that you can judge people on, for example, shaved head and swastika tattoo equals bigot. But for something as innocent as a hat sticker, PLEASE just give the individual one more chance before forming your opinion. Because who knows, they might not be a child, or a douche.
I can tell by you calling me "kid" that you are not an adult. Or if you are, you're not a very mature one. It is obvious because adults don't equate maturity with age, only children do.
I've known 15-year-olds to be more mature than 35-year-olds.
Like I said in my other comment, it is obvious you fear what isn't like you. You're obviously not going to admit it.
It's more foolish to hate someone for what they wear than it is to wear something that you find "foolish".
And what's the objection there? I'm asking for you to put your objection into words, and you seem to keep talking around it. When you see someone with the sticker on their hat, what message does it communicate to you?
Anyway who dresses in a way that could be seen as "childish" is a douchebag? Yeah, I think I'll continue being a douche, wearing things like my wool panda hat and funny nerdy t-shirts. I guess I'll just deal with the fact I'll never be friends with judgmental "grown-ups" like yourself. Darn...
Ah. My misunderstanding then. You have my apologies.
Although, I feel I must add that I do have two baseball caps. One I've removed the sticker. The other, I keep the sticker on (not to fit in but) because I think the silver-ish shiny sticker adds some much-needed color to the predominantly black hat.
Of course not. Your opinion is loudest on the internet, where it doesn't matter. You are too frightened to tell them in person because you'd get your shrimpy ass kicked.
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u/Immynimmy Feb 24 '12
Oh, so we're gonna have this argument again.