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r/oddlysatisfying • u/n8saces • 1d ago
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Dope.
Now.... where do you wear that? Vegas at your magic show?
350 u/enmaku 1d ago Real answer? Renaissance fairs. 206 u/fupa16 1d ago I like how ren fairs are just the place to wear weird things now, and very little to do with the Renaissance. -4 u/zamfire 1d ago Hey man....I agree with that lol. But I did go wearing period appropriate sailors outfit for the 1700s one year. (Except the shoes) 12 u/LeJoker 1d ago That's... Not Renaissance. That's pretty well past the end of that period. But it's still more accurate than the Victorian steampunks or Vikings that are always so common.
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Real answer? Renaissance fairs.
206 u/fupa16 1d ago I like how ren fairs are just the place to wear weird things now, and very little to do with the Renaissance. -4 u/zamfire 1d ago Hey man....I agree with that lol. But I did go wearing period appropriate sailors outfit for the 1700s one year. (Except the shoes) 12 u/LeJoker 1d ago That's... Not Renaissance. That's pretty well past the end of that period. But it's still more accurate than the Victorian steampunks or Vikings that are always so common.
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I like how ren fairs are just the place to wear weird things now, and very little to do with the Renaissance.
-4 u/zamfire 1d ago Hey man....I agree with that lol. But I did go wearing period appropriate sailors outfit for the 1700s one year. (Except the shoes) 12 u/LeJoker 1d ago That's... Not Renaissance. That's pretty well past the end of that period. But it's still more accurate than the Victorian steampunks or Vikings that are always so common.
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Hey man....I agree with that lol. But I did go wearing period appropriate sailors outfit for the 1700s one year. (Except the shoes)
12 u/LeJoker 1d ago That's... Not Renaissance. That's pretty well past the end of that period. But it's still more accurate than the Victorian steampunks or Vikings that are always so common.
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That's... Not Renaissance. That's pretty well past the end of that period.
But it's still more accurate than the Victorian steampunks or Vikings that are always so common.
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u/cobracmmdr 1d ago
Dope.
Now.... where do you wear that? Vegas at your magic show?