A hat-less Indiana Jones?

Posted by Brett Maverick Lambert from edtntnt9-port-74.dial.telus.net (161.184.200.74) on Tuesday, July 30, 2002 at 3:11pm :

In Reply to: Re: Passing the Hat (alternate title: How to bring Indy into modern times) posted by Michaelson from eeespace208.utsi.edu (150.182.24.208) on Monday, July 29, 2002 at 1:44pm :

Is that why Kennedy was assassinated? ;)

: Well, being raised in that day and time period and knowing the results, the 10-12 year old's mother would tell him "get that dirty thing off your head! You don't know where it's been...." and the tried and true fedora would hit the garbage can. "JFK just entered the White House and doesn't wear a hat....why should YOU, kid? "(grins) Regards. Michaelson

: : What if, at the end of Indy 4, or 5, or in the begining sequence of 6, we saw Indy "pass the hat", as Fedora did to him in 1912. If this occurred in the late 50'/early 60's, with a 10-12 year old as the recepient replacement, that would bring our adult new "Indy" into the late 20th century for a setting.

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