What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[alanfgag]

I may still have newbie tendencies, but just how do you make the Quote Option work? I would use it a lot if I spent the time to figure it out.

You can use the "+ quote" button below a post multiple times when creating a reply.

 

[Short Balding Guy]

I may still have newbie tendencies, but just how do you make the Quote Option work? I would use it a lot if I spent the time to figure it out.

Red; Push the "quote" highlight (bottom of each thread) of many posts and then go to the bottom of the page to enter a post and click the "+ quote" highlight. Each quoted posts will show up on your single post.

Eric -

 

[moontheloon]

I may still have newbie tendencies, but just how do you make the Quote Option work? I would use it a lot if I spent the time to figure it out.

click on the "+Quote" that sits between Like and Replay ...

when you have collected all the posts you want to respond to hit insert quotes and they will all pop up and you can respond to them separately in one post

 

[Frunobulax]

may I kindly recommend the quote option when responding to multiple posts

it simply puts all your responses in one post with the exact same affect as 10 posts in a row ... just makes scrolling through more pleasant

I may still have newbie tendencies, but just how do you make the Quote Option work? I would use it a lot if I spent the time to figure it out.

If you are on your computer, the bottom of every post has a "+Quote" button. Press that on every post you wish to comment on, then when you get to your comment box, you'll see an "Insert Quotes" button, that will toss them all in the same response.

I also prefer that than the multiple posts (along with editing photos to decrease the necessary scrolling) however, if you are using Tapatalk on your phone, I am unaware of how to multi-quote, so I limit my comments often when I'm on my phone.

 

[Michael A]

I really like that one, Michael. It's unique with the alternating colors of straw. Nice!

Thanks Doug. It is, perhaps, a little too vivid where it's not faded,
DSCN0243 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
but I think I might like it anyway.

While I was out in the intense sun today searching for some cheap totes to store woolens for the summer I was still suffering from hot head syndrome. So when my favorite thrift had this 1966 dated (according to the Interwebz) Navy sun helmet I had to give it a try.
DSCN2840 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN2839 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I immediately had to take it out on the bike and with the chin strap in place it is very stable.
DSCN2838 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
But somewhat noisy. I wonder if I can use a file to tune all the grommet holes so that they whistle some nice chord?

Michael

 

[Hurricane Jack]

O.P.S. era Mallory Panama for Straw Day. A generous 3 inch brim on this one.
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Winner...winner for Straw Day. Perfectly proportioned!

 

[40Cal]

Winner...winner for Straw Day. Perfectly proportioned!

Thank you Jack!

 

[Wesslyn]

Happy straw hat day!
Weather is certainly appropriate.
Stevens milan on my head today.

 

[Bamaboots]

Dunhill. If anyone is interested in the wardrobe below, let me know.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

If anyone is interested in the wardrobe below, let me know.

Do you prefer pocket or pouch? ...Never mind!

 

[mayserwegener]

J. Heinr. ITA Wien "Spezial", this one arrived a couple days ago.

 

[FedOregon]

This is an original Dunlap design. The hat was sold on eBay by a long time member here as 1920s. It is from the 1940s. I believe this hat inspired a number of fine duplex conversion efforts by our talented modern day hatters.

That's amazing! What an incredible hat, and a fine historical piece!

 

[Captain O]

J. Heinr. ITA Wien "Spezial", this one arrived a couple days ago.

Impressive! I love the lid.

 

[moontheloon]

O.P.S. era Mallory Panama for Straw Day. A generous 3 inch brim on this one.
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I've yet to find a straw that I truly enjoy ... I own many and love none ... this one and the hat that @Rogera wore yesterday would definitely scratch that itch

 

[40Cal]

I've yet to find a straw that I truly enjoy ... I own many and love none ... this one and the hat that @Rogera wore yesterday would definitely scratch that itch

I know what you mean , Ant. I think I have six or so straws only because I keep buying them trying to find the one that looks the way I think a straw hat should look. I think two of the six I really like. The others.... not so much. I like your idea of having Esther build one.
Roger's Knox is the one! Perfect from what I can tell.

 

[tropicalbob]

O.P.S. era Mallory Panama for Straw Day. A generous 3 inch brim on this one.
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For me, that seems like the archetypal straw hat. That's the straw I've been searching for - my Grail hat.

 

[Redfokker]

click on the "+Quote" that sits between Like and Replay ...

when you have collected all the posts you want to respond to hit insert quotes and they will all pop up and you can respond to them separately in one post

click on the "+Quote" that sits between Like and Replay ...

when you have collected all the posts you want to respond to hit insert quotes and they will all pop up and you can respond to them separately in one post

If you are on your computer, the bottom of every post has a "+Quote" button. Press that on every post you wish to comment on, then when you get to your comment box, you'll see an "Insert Quotes" button, that will toss them all in the same response.

I also prefer that than the multiple posts (along with editing photos to decrease the necessary scrolling) however, if you are using Tapatalk on your phone, I am unaware of how to multi-quote, so I limit my comments often when I'm on my phone.

You learn something new everyday! I like this, seen it often, but didn't know how people were doing it. My phone does not have tapatalk, I'm not quite a selfie king/queen yet.

 

[tropicalbob]

Thanks Doug. It is, perhaps, a little too vivid where it's not faded,
DSCN0243 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
but I think I might like it anyway.

While I was out in the intense sun today searching for some cheap totes to store woolens for the summer I was still suffering from hot head syndrome. So when my favorite thrift had this 1966 dated (according to the Interwebz) Navy sun helmet I had to give it a try.
DSCN2840 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN2839 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I immediately had to take it out on the bike and with the chin strap in place it is very stable.
DSCN2838 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
But somewhat noisy. I wonder if I can use a file to tune all the grommet holes so that they whistle some nice chord?

Michael

That weaving of alternating colors is something you see quite a bit in Colombian-made hats. Very nice.

 

[Redfokker]

Thanks Doug. It is, perhaps, a little too vivid where it's not faded,
DSCN0243 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
but I think I might like it anyway.

While I was out in the intense sun today searching for some cheap totes to store woolens for the summer I was still suffering from hot head syndrome. So when my favorite thrift had this 1966 dated (according to the Interwebz) Navy sun helmet I had to give it a try.
DSCN2840 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN2839 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
I immediately had to take it out on the bike and with the chin strap in place it is very stable.
DSCN2838 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
But somewhat noisy. I wonder if I can use a file to tune all the grommet holes so that they whistle some nice chord?

Michael

Mad dogs and Englishmen!

 

[moontheloon]

I know what you mean , Ant. I think I have six or so straws only because I keep buying them trying to find the one that looks the way I think a straw hat should look. I think two of the six I really like. The others.... not so much. I like your idea of having Esther build one.
Roger's Knox is the one! Perfect from what I can tell.

that's exactly what I mean ... I keep buying them thinking it will have the look I seek and it never is

I have a few that are fine ... but none that satisfy the vision in my head