What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

[hatophile]

Thanks Guys!
Great hats and photos today.

Michael, you look content.

 

[guitarmasta12]

My new 3x stetson. Hat number 15 to my collection. I think it early to mid 50s.

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[Strapped-4-Cache]

Just curious - who's gonna wear appropriate headwear for "Talk like a Pirate Day" tomorrow? hoto:

 

[alanfgag]

New arrival from my favorite store.

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[Frunobulax]

Like this?



Sorry, I'm a Reds fan. You know, their name starts with an ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

 

[moehawk]

Closest I have is a hanky I might be able to make a pirate-y doo-rag with.

 

[Frunobulax]

New arrival from my favorite store.

Great pick up Alan, I'd noticed it was you that went for it. Soft as it looks, I take it?

 

[hatophile]

Just curious - who's gonna wear appropriate headwear for "Talk like a Pirate Day" tomorrow? hoto:

I have a collection of bandannas, unfortunately my Johnny Depp tricorn has been lost in the far reaches of the attic somewhere. AARRRRRRRGH!

Meantime Super Saks Hommie Alan, and that's a lovely Stetson 15 Guitarmasta.

 

[alanfgag]

Great pick up Alan, I'd noticed it was you that went for it. Soft as it looks, I take it?

Thanks... it is soft and very nice though not as luxuriously silky as a longhair clear nutria from the period (1920s). Mint condition, which is always a treat.

 

[Mantis]

My Akubra Sombrero has seen a lot of rain, sweat and dirt, but it is still holding up well.

 

[Trenchfriend]

Nice hats, everyone!

 

[moontheloon]

Michael is killing me with that pic... some LBJ meets Hugh Hefner stuff right there... Love it

Fruno - once again knocking it out of the park.

hato - can't wait for you to pull out those felts !!! ... But man can you rock a straw.

Esther - great floppy ... Something very 60s about that one to me.

Guitarmasta - looking very sharp my friend...that Stetson is killin

Alan - that thing is off the meat rack bro... and the condition!!!.... I'm kinda speechless

On top today is an early 50s Open Road in a beautiful shade of grayish green ... Just glad to be part of the fold

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[moehawk]

Hey everyone!
Looking sharp, lady and gents.
Nice score, Alan.

Might as well take advantage of straw weather while we wait for El Niño to arrive. Another day in my newly finished Parabuntal, the Chilla from Manila!

By far the "coolest" hat I have as far as comfort in warm weather goes.
Have a great day!

 

[Joao Encarnado]

My Akubra Sombrero has seen a lot of rain, sweat and dirt, but it is still holding up well.

Nice to see it again.

 

[Joao Encarnado]

Joao, two stellar choices. I may have found me a Stetson 7X CB. Fingers crossed.

There are plenty with the brim width you like.

 

[Frunobulax]

Great looking OR, Moon, hope you're doing well!
Chilla from Manila, great name, moe!
Hi, Bob!

 

[Lean'n'mean]

My Akubra Sombrero has seen a lot of rain, sweat and dirt, but it is still holding up well.

I hope you're not planning on drinking that water

I like your sombrero, makes a change to see one not styled like the Bushtucker man's.

 

[mayserwegener]

Goldsiegel

 

[Lean'n'mean]

. I'm so boring!

You are never boring Esther

I have to ask, where did you learn to speak/write such good English et est-ce que tu parles française aussi ?

 

[EstherWeis]

Oh thank you! Actually, I am REALLY boring

Sorry, i feel this is quite off topic and a long response!
Apologies in advance guys!

Ah oui bien sûre!
I used to switch from dutch to french at work all the time. Yet the most tiring language for me to speak.

Oh i guess I just have a knack for languages I guess. English just came easy for me.
yes, I def. blame full house.
It helps that here they don't dupe the tv shows or movies.
For us Belgians ( at least my generation ) it's pretty normal to speak 3 languages.
They start with french in school at 10 yrs old and then english from the age of 12. Depending on what you study they either add german or spanish.
This is in Flanders, it's different when you go to Wallonia.

I have some American friends, so conversing with them also helps.
Due to my German heritage I can understand German very well, yet i can only speak it after a while ( funny how my brain works)
My granddad didn't speak any Dutch so he just spoke german and we responded in dutch.
I did spend a little bit of time in Stockholm, so there is some swedish in there too.

Don't ask me to solve any math related things, because I really really **** at that!


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