DJH
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JLee degraded the discussion. But your opinion is noted.
Hmm, I must have been reading a different thread.
JLee degraded the discussion. But your opinion is noted.
Hmm, I must have been reading a different thread.
Just walked into the Old Absinthe House in New Orleans. I removed my lid. Most of the gents in here have left theirs on.
Just walked into the Old Absinthe House in New Orleans. I removed my lid. Most of the gents in here have left theirs on.
If you're trolling a hat forum you really need to ask yourself how you got to that point. New level of sad there, man.
Just walked into the Old Absinthe House in New Orleans. I removed my lid. Most of the gents in here have left theirs on.
Historically, men generally wore hats in bars (although in the UK there tended to be a distinction between the Public Bar and The Lounge Bar (and presumably the Snug)). In France men wore hats in bars - see Degas's bar scenes, including those of Absinthe drinkers.
Lived in the Big Easy for a couple of years and loved it. ..
All the Best , Fashion Frank
I'm not trolling anything. Just a little levity. Get off your high horse.
You just admitted to trolling above. Talk of me on a high horse is funny, practice what you preach. You've been nothing short of self righteous the entire time you've been posting in this thread.
You are confused. It's ok. Have a drink, enjoy your weekend.
I concur. Also, historically speaking, bars, pubs, saloons, or whatever one chooses to call them, were a sort of "males only" club where the common rules of etiquette and manners were far more relaxed or simply dispensed with.I think bars tend to call into that "public access space" similar to hotel lobbies, airports, etc, especially where there is an atmosphere of open air, such as one finds here on the Big Easy.