What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[GHT]

Earlier this morning saw the remnants of an overnight frost, there was a slight coating on the garage roof. Now, although still cold, the sun shines. Warm enough for a summer shirt, cool enough for one of John B's finest.

 

[KarlCrow]

As a son of Ulster I am a student of its history. Would love to read your essay.

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Remember, it was written off a prescribed reading list to win a prize, it is close to but not my complete opinion. It isn't a lie but alludes to many lies. It was tough to write without tears (-:

 

[Bill Hughes]

Both are damn fine looking hats sir and you look awesome as usual! I must confess I am jealous of that phenomenal mustache as well! I was just recently shot down and outright BANNED from having facial hair at the office. In fact the owners response included the F word lol!

Allowed a mustache but no beard. (Once in a while I have to use a respirator).

 

[GHT]

When I was 17 I was crowned young poet of éire (Ireland), and about 25 years later I won the John Whyte memorial for the best intellectual essay on northern Ireland, I figure the Nobel is next.

Not the easiest of subjects, I've read much of Gerald Seymour's take on 'the troubles.' I looked up John Whyte and immediately realised it was John Henry Whyte, I should have known with the unusual spelling of the surname, have you read his book: "Church and state in modern Ireland?"
So, you reckon that the Nobel prize is next? I will gladly nominate you for Lounger of the Year, while you are waiting for the call from Oslo.

Put our shit together man we'll take over the world, nobody reads anymore.

If only, trouble is, kids spend so much time reading text babble, they forget the richness of the true written word.

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Remember, it was written off a prescribed reading list to win a prize, it is close to but not my opinion. (-:

I shall look forward to reading that this afternoon.

 

[KarlCrow]

I shall look forward to reading that this afternoon

it is a bit turgid hard truths. Each word is chosen so perhaps hard to get through. I've probably read that book but it's a while ago. The essay was granted a 74% by Michael Gallagher who has his own Wikipedia page. His version of 100% is a first or 70% so I reckon 75% would have been better. Still it was Gallagher who submitted it for the national prize. It is short but arguably even years later, my finest work. Enjoy.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

it is a bit turgid hard truths. Each word is chosen so perhaps hard to get through. I've probably read that book but it's a while ago. The essay was granted a 74% by Michael Gallagher who has his own Wikipedia page. His version of 100% is a first or 70% so I reckon 75% would have been better. Still it was Gallagher who submitted it for the national prize. It is short but arguably even years later, my finest work. Enjoy.

Thanks for the link Karl. I've saved it & look forward to reading it later. I'm sure it will help better my understanding of the situation. And such an honor for you!

 

[Dlaniger]

I'm back under the Stetson Twenty again today.
DSCN6124 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN6125 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
And rainbows and sparkly things
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Going all in on the era today
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DSCN6105 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr

Have a great Halloween,
Michael

Tell me about that suit, Michael? Vintage 6 and 2 DB?
Great look with the hat.


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[Dlaniger]

Canadian Biltmore. Imperial Quality. Color is called "Seamist." Last photo is more color accurate. View attachment 91592 View attachment 91593 View attachment 91594 View attachment 91595

Nice!!!


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[Frunobulax]

Allowed a mustache but no beard. (Once in a while I have to use a respirator).

Well, that's a whole 'nother matter, indeed. I've been in that situation myself. However, an employer who would demand such a thing of me, especially in my profession, would not have me as an employee. I was once fired from a job at - get this - a record store and head shop, because I wouldn't cut my hair. And it was actually shorter than the day they hired me. And the owner assaulted me on my way out the door after I was fired.

Good times.

 

[mmbarnes]

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Remember, it was written off a prescribed reading list to win a prize, it is close to but not my complete opinion. It isn't a lie but alludes to many lies. It was tough to write without tears (-:

Can't wait to read it.

 

[mmbarnes]

Well, that's a whole 'nother matter, indeed. I've been in that situation myself. However, an employer who would demand such a thing of me, especially in my profession, would not have me as an employee. I was once fired from a job at - get this - a record store and head shop, because I wouldn't cut my hair. And it was actually shorter than the day they hired me. And the owner assaulted me on my way out the door after I was fired.

Good times.

Disgusting antipilianists! I am horrified but this tale of brutality.

 

[mmbarnes]

While many people know that today is the 82nd birthday of Parker Bros. game Monopoly, it stuns me that 7,579,097,230 of the 7,579,097,231 people on this planet do not know that November 5 is international "Wear Your Adam THE POLAR Day."

Merry Sunday!

 

[Short Balding Guy]

This morning began by picking up the Sunday paper in a vtg. Stetson Eagle Vita Felt. This has very lightweight maleable felt. An oldy, but very special.

The crown tag is always a treat to see.

The leather sweat shows some age, but is comfortable when wearing.

My outside chore list was started and the lightweight vintage Stetson was actually cold for the top of my head. I swtiched to a Gannon (moss with gill ribbon treatment) to continue with my efforts outside.

Best, Eric -

 

[RJR]

While many people know that today is the 82nd birthday of Parker Bros. game Monopoly, it stuns me that 7,579,097,230 of the 7,579,097,231 people on this planet do not know that November 5 is international "Wear Your Adam THE POLAR Day."

Merry Sunday!

 

[RJR]

Peters Brothers Shady Oaks this morning.

 

[sergejvandervreede]

While many people know that today is the 82nd birthday of Parker Bros. game Monopoly, it stuns me that 7,579,097,230 of the 7,579,097,231 people on this planet do not know that November 5 is international "Wear Your Adam THE POLAR Day."

Merry Sunday!

They all know, but there's no competing with this beauty[emoji4][emoji4][emoji4]

Btw, it's called The Polar, but has no lining??

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[KarlCrow]

While many people know that today is the 82nd birthday of Parker Bros. game Monopoly, it stuns me that 7,579,097,230 of the 7,579,097,231 people on this planet do not know that November 5 is international "Wear Your Adam THE POLAR Day."

Merry Sunday!

ok, love that hat.

 

[GHT]

antipilianists!

Forgive my ignorance, is an antipilianist one who kicks ass?

 

[Jeremy T Garner]

Allowed a mustache but no beard. (Once in a while I have to use a respirator).

I’m sorry to hear you have to occasionally use a respirator. I hope your health is doing better my friend. You do have a great mustache!

 

[Jeremy T Garner]

Tell me about that suit, Michael? Vintage 6 and 2 DB?
Great look with the hat.


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+1 I am a huge fan of DB suits!! So very classic!