Recent content by Dean

JB - you need to lighten up a bit fella. Given the age of your brothers, they are likely to give you grief even if you dress exactly the same as them - they will look for any chink in the armour. Ask anyone with brothers on here, its what brothers do, its in thier chemistry. In effect, you are...

Hold on ....Indy isn't real?

Surely your reply should have been " Well you're not there now are you. I'm from here and we do talk to strangers because we are civilised". Just make sure you are stood at least six feet away and he isn't between you and the door....if he does clock you, he's going to suffer more if he's a...

Cheers - I actually like the colour and stiffness - makes the hat seem much more formal, which is one of the reasons why I bought it in the first place. I will need to wear it in thought, its a tad too big, but only just. I am trying a teardrop bash this time. Its a nice hat! DEAN.

Well, my replacement Fed IV hat arrived today. A few first impressions (which are not meant to be taken as positive or negative, just observations): Got hit for tax on the hat at import despite HatsDirect's best efforts. Apparently VAT is applicable even on warranty issues (the Government...

Yep, thats about right for most Brits. I once stood in an airport with a 9 foot surfboard bag with 'surfboard' written in large letters along the side - a guy waiting next to me asks "whats in there?" I told him it was a collapsable plane and did he know which way the runway was.... DEAN.

[/URL][/IMG] The loon in this picture is one of our more famous archaeologist's, appearing regularly on TV and known for his hat.....

Ha! ha! - that sounds a seriously limited and pretentious conversation, but thinking about it, how could the 'wannabes' spoil it? ("I just find the whip so distracting and he won't shut up about that ****ing ark thing....") In the same vein, I wonder if the Clark Kent wannabes spoil...

[/URL][/IMG] Members of the British Army who can wear thier berets how they like.....

[/URL][/IMG] How not to wear your beret in the British Army. Used to be refered to a 'water tank'. This is how movie makers think berets should look on squaddies.

[/URL][/IMG] How to wear your beret in the British Army. It used to be dunked in cold water then left to dry on your noggin. Regimental badge over left eye.

Cheers guys. Just who is fella with the arms folded? - I think he's a motivational guru, am I correct? DEAN

More than a shade of 'Little Miss Sunshine' there.... The worst thing is that they look completely at ease.

'full set'! - great expression. Couple of years ago, I grew a 'full set' of Punjab whiskers (think Flashman) while surfing in Morocco. Funny how people avoided me in the water after that.....no more agro'. DEAN.

Unless the job advert starts with 'wanted - eccentric individual for smart construction job, must like hats....' :)