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Tinfoil or tin hats is a term that orginated from comes from people wearing [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_Foil_Hat tinfoil hats] to keep out the "alien signals" and is generally used to describe the super paranoid or conspiracy freaks. | Tinfoil or tin hats is a term that orginated from comes from people wearing [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_Foil_Hat tinfoil hats] to keep out the "alien signals" and is generally used to describe the super paranoid or conspiracy freaks. | ||
| − | In [[RPS]] fandoms, a fan is said to be wearing a "tinfoil hats" or engaging in "tinhattery" when they are convinced they are being sent secret signs that their boys are really IN LOVE and DOING IT. | + | In [[RPS]] fandoms, a fan is said to be wearing a "tinfoil hats" or engaging in "tinhattery" when they are convinced they are being sent secret signs that their boys are really IN LOVE and DOING IT, for example [http://crystalchain.livejournal.com/54986.html secret messages] being sent through the clothing the boys wear. Any information that appears to contradict their belief is rejected and said to be the work of the Network PR mavens. |
| − | + | These people tend to be in the rcazy minority. More common are those fans who happily read the fiction of a relationship between stars, and appracoh it in a playful way. | |
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| + | They may use phrases such as ''I am putting on my tin hat'', it is used to indicate that the author realizes the preposterousness of what they are saying but are happily indulging in their RPS fantasies. | ||
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Revision as of 04:32, 3 June 2009
Tinfoil or tin hats is a term that orginated from comes from people wearing tinfoil hats to keep out the "alien signals" and is generally used to describe the super paranoid or conspiracy freaks.
In RPS fandoms, a fan is said to be wearing a "tinfoil hats" or engaging in "tinhattery" when they are convinced they are being sent secret signs that their boys are really IN LOVE and DOING IT, for example secret messages being sent through the clothing the boys wear. Any information that appears to contradict their belief is rejected and said to be the work of the Network PR mavens.
These people tend to be in the rcazy minority. More common are those fans who happily read the fiction of a relationship between stars, and appracoh it in a playful way.
They may use phrases such as I am putting on my tin hat, it is used to indicate that the author realizes the preposterousness of what they are saying but are happily indulging in their RPS fantasies.
