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#15 by Plano on 29 Aug, 2013 07:12
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I guess if you can pull one off, go for it! Wouldn't blink twice at an older guy wearing one.
I sure couldn't pull one off, that's for sure.
I guess my disdain for them stems to some people wearing them during college who I didn't enjoy very much, so my view may be a bit slanted. -
#16 by tomgallagher on 29 Aug, 2013 10:40
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Reminds of this picture, which always cracks me up.
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#17 by xnewyawka on 29 Aug, 2013 10:46
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The hat subject has been covered before, and I will again say I am not a fan of ball caps. Hats are made for a reason, and it seems to me most are not used for a purpose, especially ball caps. Ball caps were made for baseball players, and are part of the uniform. I don't know when it morphed from purpose to fashion statement, but I just don't care for it. I really dislike when a person is wearing one in a restaurant, there's no need for it.
If you're using one to hide your head, lose it. You're not fooling anyone!
I will wear a cap when I have need to; out in the sun for long periods, yard work, ball game (where they most belong), beach, Disney, zoo, etc. You get the picture. -
#18 by tomgallagher on 31 Aug, 2013 08:14
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Whatever happened to removing your hat when you sat down to eat.?
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#19 by Timmer on 31 Aug, 2013 20:39
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Didn't really wear hats until I joined the Air Force. Learned the hard way that they weren't just for on duty when I was stationed at Nellis AFB NV, right next to Las Vegas.
I like boonie or bucket hats the best for knocking around in the summer. If I wear a baseball hat, you can be darned sure I'll burn my ears. In the fall I switch to either a fedora (I'm from Chicago originally, what can I say?) or an Irish Driving Cap. In the winter I wear a watch cap or my http://www.stormykromer.com/.
Next I want to get a right proper Derby.