You ain't that old! I have an uncle who fought in WWII and still going strong -- he's 98 and owns his own business (He has been married more than once. Never divorced he outlives all of his wives). Unfortunately he doesn't sport a beard, but I'm sure he has a few fedoras lying around. LOL
Oh man, Ft. Polk. I've never been there but I've heard it's the armpit of the US Army. LOL. I was 13B, 82C, then a 96H. Do you have a photo, the fuzz might have been hemmingwayesque. My family and I thought I looked a little weird after my ETS and I grew a beard. Especially at first. They just...
I've been wearing a beard since I ETSed from the army (US) in 2013. I will never go back to clean shaving. For the Covid-19 lock-down, I do believe that at times it may make my face more hot, when wearing a mask. However, with a little beard oil, I find that I really enjoy the scent with the...
I love the idea of penny loafers but I can't wear them. They don't really stay on my feet. I think it's because the top part (the Vamp?) doesn't cover the needed amount of my foot for it to be secure when walking. I do think penny loafers look good on others.
I really think women in penny...
As to the question, do women hate men's hats? Well, I think it depends on the woman and her friends (we are all influenced by the people around us).
There are some who belong to a "subculture" that will wear a hat, usually a fedora, with just about anything. With Birkenstock sandals, socks...
I think the link below speaks to part of the problem:
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/785ag4/the-history-of-the-fedora
Unfortunately, most people in the USA are followers when it comes to style: Everyone wants to be different but in the same way. Vice is just capitalizing on this to make $$.
Beside the point of historic humor in a large man with a small hat. How do women, and men, and society, perceive hats on men these days? I'm sure it depends on culture and sub-culture (I would consider us on the Fedora Lounge a sub-culture of American culture).
I think I get more complements...
I was born and raised in Texas. I can confirm with jswindel2 regarding hats in small town Texas. Now, Texas is a big state and I haven't lived in every part of the state nor do my relatives. But I've never received a weird look or anything in the Tyler, Wills Point, area, or in the the Bartlett...
I would have to say, a muffuletta that I had in New Orleans. I was born and raised in west Harris County and I went to school in Austin. I was a friends-with-benefits with a beautiful red head from New Orleans named Sara(h)--- I don't know if she put an h on the end or not. She took me to a...
I totally agree. I spent 9 years in the Army and very much hated that stupid beret. It was good for nothing. Luckily, I ended up in a unit whose Sgt. Major hated the beret also so we got to wear our soft caps.
Okay, now for a rant: I also hated the digital uniforms. They always looked sloppy...
Wow, you know, I don't know. I remember him being much, much more chill that Japanese Anime. BUT, people can be different online. Who knows. I wish I knew how to get a hold of him now.
Hi guys, I just thought I would bump this up. Even if it is just a guess, that would be great. Did my buddy Andre actually make it up? I'm beginning to think so. I lost track of him after he went to study engineering at some school in Wisconsin.
Hi All,
I have been banging my head against a wall for about three weeks. This is why: About five years ago, a friend of mine gave me a quote when we were discussing what it means to be a gentleman. The quote was so awesome that I wrote it down in an email and emailed it to myself. From there...
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