Two dogs are standing up and looking at one another. One dog has a cone around its head in the proper way while the other dog is wearing their cone backwards. One dog looks a little confused while the other seems happy.
One of the dogs is wearing a cone backwards so it's not functioning the way that it is supposed to.
Is the cone on backwards for any particular reason?
I could never pull that off.
scene: middle of nowhere description: Two dogs are standing up and looking at one another. One dog has a cone around its head in the proper way while the other dog is wearing their cone backwards. One dog looks a little confused while the other seems happy. uncanny: One of the dogs is wearing a cone backwards so it's not functioning the way that it is supposed to. entities: Elizabethan_collar, Dog. caption: I could never pull that off.
A play on the phrase "pull that off" --- to "pull off" an outfit usually means to wear it in a way that is beautiful/attractive. But here, while the dog is referring to a garment that the other dog is wearing, the correctly worn elizabethan collar, "pull that off" is literal because dogs are literally unable to to pull off a properly fitted elizabethan collar by design.