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The '''Pyro's Beanie''' is a [[Hats|headwear]] item for [[Atlas]] and [[P-body]]. It is a color-striped {{w|beanie}} with a propeller on top. This hat is given to players who own the [[tf2:Pyro's Beanie|Pyro's Beanie]] hat in ''[[tf2:Team Fortress 2|Team Fortress 2]]''. | |||
The '''Pyro's Beanie''' is a [[Hats|headwear]] item for [[Atlas]] and [[P-body]]. It is a color-striped {{w|beanie}} with a propeller on top. This hat is given to players who own the [[tf2:Pyro's Beanie|Pyro's Beanie]] hat in [[tf2:Team Fortress 2|Team Fortress 2]]. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* Beanies were popular among schoolchildren in the early to mid-20th century. Famous science fiction author {{w|Ray Nelson}} made a whimsical addition to these caps with a plastic propeller attached to the crown. These propeller beanies saw a brief period of popularity before the hat eventually became associated with nerdiness, and later social awkwardness and idiocy. | * Beanies were popular among schoolchildren in the early to mid-20th century. Famous science fiction author {{w|Ray Nelson}} made a whimsical addition to these caps with a plastic propeller attached to the crown. These propeller beanies saw a brief period of popularity before the hat eventually became associated with nerdiness, and later social awkwardness and idiocy. | ||
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Revision as of 07:04, 30 April 2011
Pyro's Beanie
P-body
Atlas
Basic Information
| Worn by: | Atlas, P-body |
|---|---|
| Slot: | Head |
Item
PYRO'S BEANIE
Level 1–100 Hat
Level 1–100 Hat
The Pyro's Beanie is a headwear item for Atlas and P-body. It is a color-striped beanie with a propeller on top. This hat is given to players who own the Pyro's Beanie hat in Team Fortress 2.
Trivia
- Beanies were popular among schoolchildren in the early to mid-20th century. Famous science fiction author Ray Nelson made a whimsical addition to these caps with a plastic propeller attached to the crown. These propeller beanies saw a brief period of popularity before the hat eventually became associated with nerdiness, and later social awkwardness and idiocy.