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The philosophy of hats
- Thread starter hatmatt
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- Boston area
Great thread concept, Hatmatt. I think hats are to keep hat people happy.
randooch
I'll Lock Up
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- Ukiah, California
Bah-dahm, BAHm!
Florida_Marlin
One of the Regulars
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- 238
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- Georgia
Same reason I wear shoes. I could walk around bare footed. I used to walk around bare footed all the time, when I was a young'un. I have different shoes for different purposes. I could walk around bare headed, but I wear hats to suit a purpose, protect the old bald noggin. Since I'm going to wear shoes and hats, I might as wear those that I like that also serve the intended function.
Historyteach24
Call Me a Cab
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- Huntington, WV
Yea sometimes I think we over think our hats. We wear em cause we want to
Blackthorn
I'll Lock Up
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- Oroville
Heresy!!!!
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No philosophical horsepucky about it.
I grew up in a cold climate and wore hats and caps to keep warm and dry.
Now I wear brimmed hats of various styles because the skin cancer surgeon who patched my face back together said bluntly, "Wear a hat." I started to offer "what if" scenarios involving short solar durations. He looked square at me and repeated, "Wear a hat!"
I grew up in a cold climate and wore hats and caps to keep warm and dry.
Now I wear brimmed hats of various styles because the skin cancer surgeon who patched my face back together said bluntly, "Wear a hat." I started to offer "what if" scenarios involving short solar durations. He looked square at me and repeated, "Wear a hat!"
