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| + | * [[Football Helmet]] - "Along with the batter's helmet and bonk helmet. This is the only hat sports related." [http://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/index.php?title=Football_Helmet&diff=prev&oldid=140724&htmldiff=0] | ||
* [[Pain Train]] - "The Pain Train appears to be constructed from a Pyro's discarded Axtinguisher handle. Ironically, however, an Axtinguisher is not required to craft a Pain Train." | * [[Pain Train]] - "The Pain Train appears to be constructed from a Pyro's discarded Axtinguisher handle. Ironically, however, an Axtinguisher is not required to craft a Pain Train." | ||
* [[Heavy]] - "The fact that the Heavy wears hats like the [[Hound Dog]] and the [[Football Helmet]] seems to imply he's interested in American culture." | * [[Heavy]] - "The fact that the Heavy wears hats like the [[Hound Dog]] and the [[Football Helmet]] seems to imply he's interested in American culture." | ||
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Wall of Shame
- Football Helmet - "Along with the batter's helmet and bonk helmet. This is the only hat sports related." [1]
- Pain Train - "The Pain Train appears to be constructed from a Pyro's discarded Axtinguisher handle. Ironically, however, an Axtinguisher is not required to craft a Pain Train."
- Heavy - "The fact that the Heavy wears hats like the Hound Dog and the Football Helmet seems to imply he's interested in American culture."
- Sergeant's Drill Hat - "While it isn't apparent at first this hat does allow the soldiers elusive eyes to be seen while taunting." [2]
- Flamethrower - "The pyro's flamethrower may be a reference to mexican food, which is considered hot - like flames" [3]
- Old Guadalajara - "One of the theories about the Pyro's nationality is that he/she is Mexican. This hat may be a reference to those theories." [4]
