Anyone Out There Need A New Friend (/-\)

I just meant you'd apparently make good friends based on what I perceive that I know of your personalities.

Any implied intimacy was from someone else.

Also, yes. Mag made a Pink Floyd reference and I was apparently the only one who picked up on it. But that's cool. Mag and I got this.

The fedora is off limit.

I had to switch to driving caps. I don't like baseball caps for casual wear and too many douches wear a Trilby/fedora. I tried mightily to take it back, but alas, my hat mojo is not that strong.

And I am not Jamie Hyneman. I cannot pull off a beret.

XD

I just use it all the time , it is a habit by now to always have some form of HAT or Bennie ^^;

sorry ><

ftfy

I *** knew I couldn't make a Mythbusters reference and not have you make a snide comment.

I knew it.

Nuts to you.

Good day, sir.

But I don't like nuts.

(inb4 "I said Good Day")

I'm not one to judge what someone put on his/her head, some people wear the fedora really well.

The problem is when a hat defines one's attitude/personality.

Depending on the social context, you can try pulling off a beanie. Or you could try the Russian style with a reverse Beret. You need to learn how to crouch in group if you do that, though.

Well, I am w/o a Benie or Top Hat at times, but Feels kinda Naked ya know :X

Been with me since I was in the Theater Dpt.

XD

I concur. And I still wear my more formal fedoras in the proper situations. Mostly with suits.

But for day-to-day wear I've put the casual Trilby on the backburner.

Besides, I'm digging the driver/farmer cap a lot these days anyhow.

Never go full tipping.

Or this could happen to you:

/clap sir, /clap

What's the driver cap? Like, truck driver? Isn't it a larger version of a baseball cap (with half of the cap, the back, being kinda open)?

If so, it's pretty comfy too. I wish I could wear those all the time when I have to wear a hat.

I mostly use my hair until it disappear enough to make the hats unavoidable.

I used to wear baseball caps when I was a kid/a teen ("holy ***, SK is such an amazing team, I need their cap") but ever since I awoke socially, I haven't worn anything on my head, haircuts replacing them.

I wore something for the first time in 10 years this winter when I went to Canada and not wearing a beanie was suicide. I tried to act tough but my ears brought me back to reality within 2 minutes.

Other than that, my head is mostly naked. The wind is so strong here, wearing hats is pretty difficult and the feel of the wind on your head is so refreshing that it'd be a waste. Same reason why I gave up on long hair, having them in my eyes 24/7 killed it for me.

It's got a ton of different names based on country/region/material. Farmer's cap, driver's cap, golf cap, hooligan cap, paperboy cap, etc.

I own 3 beanies and one baseball cap that is 11 years old now.

One beanie was a present for a Gamescom contest, I think it was in 2013. One is a present because I lived in England (it's so cold compared to my city in France that my family thought I was living in Greenland) and the last one was an emergency shopping in Canada to save my ears.

I'd totally wear a BG cap to EVO in 2016 so they notice me this time.

The question is, do you wear driver's gloves?

Ooooh, it looks like what we call here a "casquette" (same word as say, a baseball cap). It's usually worn by old people (70+, cane included) but it's been pretty trendy for younger people to wear them the past few years.

They're pretty comfy from what I remember, worn one a bit a long time ago for low sun situations.

I don't own a vehicle befitting driver's gloves.

If I did, I would.

Edit: like this dream machine.

How did a Simple and Innoscent Thread like this become a TROLL one ?

Who is trolling? Hats are a very important component of friendships. You've got to know if you can communicate on the same level of haberdashery.

No trolling here, just euphoria.

Sorry maybe word wasnt Troll per say

More like we Completely Drifted off Subject of the Thread