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The hat description was written by [http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?p=16705785&postcount=235 cypherx82] for the [[Hat Describing Contest]]. It was slightly edited by Valve. | The hat description was written by [http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?p=16705785&postcount=235 cypherx82] for the [[Hat Describing Contest]]. It was slightly edited by Valve. | ||
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+ | * This item was released | ||
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* The item references a classic comedy gag in which pots and pans are used as improvised armor. This reference was supplemented by the introduction of the [[Frying Pan]] melee weapon. | * The item references a classic comedy gag in which pots and pans are used as improvised armor. This reference was supplemented by the introduction of the [[Frying Pan]] melee weapon. | ||
* The outer shell of the {{w|M1 helmet}} used by soldiers in World War II through 1985 was known as the "steel pot". | * The outer shell of the {{w|M1 helmet}} used by soldiers in World War II through 1985 was known as the "steel pot". |
Revision as of 21:01, 13 March 2011
“ | Do not look at me, I did not ask you a question!
Click to listen
— The Soldier
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The Stainless Pot is a headwear item for the Soldier. It appears as a slightly dented stainless-steel saucepan, which the Soldier wears on his head as an improvised helmet.
The hat description was written by cypherx82 for the Hat Describing Contest. It was slightly edited by Valve.
Update history
- This item was released
Trivia
- The item references a classic comedy gag in which pots and pans are used as improvised armor. This reference was supplemented by the introduction of the Frying Pan melee weapon.
- The outer shell of the Template:W used by soldiers in World War II through 1985 was known as the "steel pot".
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