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Current and future state of Hattery
Especially if your name is Toshiyuki (Harold) Sakata. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0757138/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm Also see: http://www.007magazine.co.uk/props_archive/oddjob.jpg Regards, J T -
There is some anti-hat propaganda going on...
It's not "anti-hat propaganda"; just proof positive that BS Baffles Brains, or that it's all mind over matter; he doesn't have a Mind, so it doesn't Matter. Regards, J T -
Sprezzatura vs trying too hard.
Hiking-up one's trouser legs before sitting down is a definite poseur give-a-way. Regards, J T- -30-
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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The Daily Carry - Leather, that is.
ZERO Halliburton; aluminium on the outside, leather on the inside. Regards, J T- -30-
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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How do folks react to your hat wearing?
"people give me odd looks and either ask me if I'm a poser, or ask if a rodeo is in town." Jake Willis. It is they who are the poseurs; no Class; no hat; no cattle; no brain. Regards, J T -
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Some interesting beaver hats
" Let's see just how casual we can be; always looking to hit lower. hatsRme. It only shows to go you, that Robt S McNamara's shoe leather was 55 years too soon! Regards, J T -
Some interesting beaver hats
"I'll ask them for some more info and why they are so expensive." EstherWeis. Duveen, seldom spoke of cost; only spoke of Availability. These people are not Duveen. Regards, J T -
This Atrocity to Fashion
The little brother has better Taste. Regards, J T- -30-
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Some interesting beaver hats
"I think they are just another case of trendy kids polishing up nickels and calling them silver dollars." Navarre. You are being too kind; B S Baffles Brains would be more appropriate. Regards, J T -
How do you wear a panama when it's not on your head?
" panama hats are still associated with costume rather than everyday street wear. I hope that changes. They sure look better than wearing bandanas." The more hats being worn by people will result in more people wearing more hats. Regards, J T -
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To Feather or Not to Feather?
Allow me to add - Unless they pull them out by themselves. A move that was rare, unless it was a "Time To Go" action. (She never was a "picker".) Regards, J T -
To Feather or Not to Feather?
They generally fall-out on their own. "Baby", a Blue & Gold Macaw, and I, birds always being The Boss, lived together for 23 years, so that a possible supply of feathers remains within my bookcase. No, I didn't keep a collection of her eggs, if you ever break an old egg that has not totally... -
To Feather or Not to Feather?
Hat without feather: more formal. Hat with feather: less formal. (Similar to pinches.) Regards, J T -
How do folks react to your hat wearing?
"She probably wears it at least once a month!" My thought is that she wears it anytime She wants! Regards, J T -
How do folks react to your hat wearing?
"Good one, Mark (right-click, save)." You and I, both. Regards, J T -
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Buttonholes on some men's shirts...
Another memory fail for me; after all, it was more that 60 years ago since I was wearing a buttoned fly! Regards, J T- -30-
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Buttonholes on some men's shirts...
My original thought was that it would be easier to fasten due to the location, never even recalling the collar area. LOL. Then again, when button flies were the norm, only a regular, vertical orientation was used. (More sense and more sense equals dollars!) Regards, J T- -30-
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Restaurant Hat Issues
Upon entering, my first question to an unfamiliar host/hostess of any restaurant, is whether they serve Coca-Cola; if the answer is in the negative, I quietly tell them that I will not be eating there. Your above scenario would especially lead me to the same conclusion. Regards. -
Buttonholes on some men's shirts...
They are Men's Shirts. (If you know as to what I am referring.) Regards, J T- -30-
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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The white dress shirt has an interesting history!
Bank's Signature Royal Oxford; Spread Collar, French Cuff; now That is a White Shirt! Regards, J T- -30-
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
