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Have a frisbee? Tired of carrying it? Worried that if you set it down you will walk off without it? Or that some rapscallion will snatch it and throw it on the roof?
Watching a frisbee game with the sun in your eyes? Want to shade your eyes with your hand but worried people will think you are
saluting? Happen to have a spare frisbee?
Worry no more! The Frisbee Hat Adaptor consists of 2 suction cups connected by an adjustable strap. Affix the suction cups on the underside of the frisbee at opposite points on the outer edge. Put the frisbee on your head, put the strap under your chin and vwalla! A fashionable and functional hat!
What I expected the frisbee hat would look like - with a removable centre, itself a frisbee
https://www.youtube...watch?v=DXimpt75VS4
[calum, Jun 24 2016]
Opera hat
http://top-hat.wikia.com/wiki/Opera_hat
baked [Voice, Jun 28 2016]
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What happens if it's windy ... ? |
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Hmmm ... Frisbee "mortar board" for aeronautical engineering graduates ? |
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I am bunning this for the use of the word
'rapscallion'. |
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However, another option occurs to me. Given the
correct plastic and some origamiesque annular
creases, there is no reason why it wouldn't be
possible to create, say, a serviceable top hat that
collapses down to form a viable frisbee. |
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That would make for an Odd Job. |
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Brim full of ideas, as the saying goes. |
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I just love the fact there is a "fashion: hat: flight" category |
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The strap could be permanently attached to the Frisbee with spring-loaded retractors. Also maybe a chin cup. |
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I think the weight would alter the properties of the Frisbee. Plus a removable device could be attached to other things one might wish to use as a hat. A pane of window glass, for example. |
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I love it. If you could use it with the frisbee inverted then that would be really dapper too. |
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Inverted! You are a style thought leader, B! |
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An inverted Frisbee would also more easily contain and retain decorative items: action figures, flowers, miniature liquor bottles, marital aids. Perhaps a diorama featuring all of the above. |
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//origamiesque annular creases// |
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That's some pretty fancy word slingin' there cowboy. |
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Milliner's synclines. Or anticlines. In fact, if you had a machine to put
them in with, that would be anticlinomatic. |
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