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The first two, maybe. The third one looks like it's the nag of the group.
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Deeeluxe Definitely
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That duck's name is Karen.
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Ah, yes it's more obvious when she takes the hat off.
The bill for the new keyboard is on it's way to LA,
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Give me that oldtime traditional craftsmanship with traditional checkers & wedding cake bead patterns.
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I didn't know him, had to look him up. But I guess as a dancer he was never in any Western or Mafia movies, cop shows, etc.
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He was in Live and Let Die, and maybe most famously, he was the "Cola nut, Uncola nut" guy in the 7-Up commercials.
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Beads or Quills? The old-style beads were a small donut, those don't look like the beads I'm familiar with.
Later
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Fleamarket vendors rarely use real quills or hairpipe anymore. They use cheap plastic extruded straw tubes cut to length.
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I think someone now needs to make an edible hard candy ribbon
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It would give new meaning to the comment, "Hey, that's a sweet hat!"
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Oh no.
(If you're interested in snatching up this bedazzled li'l fella, have at it: https://www.ebay.com/itm/234370193338?hash=item36918d57ba:g:KP8AAOSwpuRh2zXd)
(If you're interested in snatching up this bedazzled li'l fella, have at it: https://www.ebay.com/itm/234370193338?hash=item36918d57ba:g:KP8AAOSwpuRh2zXd)
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Alas, it's a wee bit small for me.
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Me too. I actually saw that listing a few days ago while I was blowing through evilBay's selection of stuff, but I saw the size and moved on without getting to the "bedazzled" photos.
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moehawk
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How can I best show my undying love for Stetson hats?....
Hmmm.... Got it!
This rare Whippet should do the trick!
Hmmm.... Got it!
This rare Whippet should do the trick!
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Oh the irony!!
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Let's be honest with each other. How silly do mainstream 30s/40s hats appear to be for most 'average' people today?
Very much, I'd think. Heck, there was a question on "Family Feud" on what a guy could wear to turn a woman off and fedora was an answer!
I guess when you consider what any of us would pay for something from the golden era, in many cases something that would be considered worthless to 'normal' folk, who are we to say anything else is silly or not worth anything?
Very much, I'd think. Heck, there was a question on "Family Feud" on what a guy could wear to turn a woman off and fedora was an answer!
I guess when you consider what any of us would pay for something from the golden era, in many cases something that would be considered worthless to 'normal' folk, who are we to say anything else is silly or not worth anything?
