Nope, no hats for me thanks.... It gives me semi-hat hair, which, combined with my insanley messy hair, gives my normal hair...which looks odd.
How many, like Yahtzee, wears a hat?
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Oh, man... My sister is watching High School Crapical 3 right now. I want to kill myself. Or the actors from that movie, I can't decide which.darthzew said:I wear one occasionally but I stopped when people said I looked like Ryan from High School Musical...
This music sucks so hard.
But yeah, hats are cool.
As long as you are wearing something, I guess.CBB said:
I usually wear a terrasconian black baret or, if it is raining, and not to windy a crushable stetson.
Now while an attack on yahtzee and anything as iconic as his hat may warrant a typically rabid response, especially as my first post, it is one of my greatest pet peeves.
I have to say that I hold people who wear Trilbies (spellcheck please and thank you) and Fedoras like they're attached to their head with a nail gun in the same regard as a semen stained, balled up tissue that certainly isn't mine.
No one has gotten away with that look in the history of human kind, if you're not famous, attempting to copy the grungy bastards that choose to sport this, the most of ridiculous of looks, should warrant obligatory sterilisation. You're like the people who quote line after line from good sketch shows like Little Britain, but the difference is Matt Lucas and David Walliams are funny, YOU are not.
You also have to wonder exactly which camp you're throwing yourself into. The most notable of the "I wear hats indoors to prevent my brain from trying to dump me" club are, Pete "Only good for an Organ Donor" Doherty and Mr A. Crackfiend McDirtyneedle Winehouse.
Take the hats off gents, leave them off, and we won't ever speak of it again.
I have to say that I hold people who wear Trilbies (spellcheck please and thank you) and Fedoras like they're attached to their head with a nail gun in the same regard as a semen stained, balled up tissue that certainly isn't mine.
No one has gotten away with that look in the history of human kind, if you're not famous, attempting to copy the grungy bastards that choose to sport this, the most of ridiculous of looks, should warrant obligatory sterilisation. You're like the people who quote line after line from good sketch shows like Little Britain, but the difference is Matt Lucas and David Walliams are funny, YOU are not.
You also have to wonder exactly which camp you're throwing yourself into. The most notable of the "I wear hats indoors to prevent my brain from trying to dump me" club are, Pete "Only good for an Organ Donor" Doherty and Mr A. Crackfiend McDirtyneedle Winehouse.
Take the hats off gents, leave them off, and we won't ever speak of it again.
me! just not a traditional "Indiana Jones" fedora. i have the modern one that has the little flip-up in the back
i always collect hats but never wear them.
i plan to, but then i put them on and feel like a poseur.
i plan to, but then i put them on and feel like a poseur.
I don't wear hats on a regular basis (mostly in order to avoid being known as "the hat guy") but I have this black and grey flat cap that I absolutely adore. It helped me land my current girlfriend, actually.
Walking hat for me....A wrinkled old Irish tweed walking hat.
I wear it for two reasons:
1. It doesn't strike me as pretentious as some other hats (although I've seen a few walking hats that look rather pretentious)
2. It doesn't blow off in the wind
I wear it for two reasons:
1. It doesn't strike me as pretentious as some other hats (although I've seen a few walking hats that look rather pretentious)
2. It doesn't blow off in the wind
A toque you wear on your head. A toboggan is sled, or something you slide down a snowy hill with. At least, that's my recall of my local dialect.HazzaH said:
A brown beat-up 20 year old Tilley when I'm in the sun for long periods.
Grey or blue toque when it's cold outside.
Red motorcycle helmet when motorcycling.
