Hatless

[Pellie]

Hatless!!

 

[rogueclimber]

One never knows what one will uncover when removing the hat...

 

[RickP]

Plans are to finally let the beard get out to "Civil War General" length..... still trying to decide whether to keep the head short or let it grow back out... In all honesty, Im a little concerned how thin hair and hot sun react....better put a hat back on lol

 

[jeffgarf]

Im a little concerned how thin hair and hot sun react....better put a hat back on lol

Definitely calls for major hat wearing. You know, climate change and all.

 

[GHT]

When the occasion calls for more formal attire, I still prefer to wear a fedora to and from the function rather than the top hat. Once there I remain hatless.

 

[Zombie_61]

Plans are to finally let the beard get out to "Civil War General" length..... still trying to decide whether to keep the head short or let it grow back out... In all honesty, Im a little concerned how thin hair and hot sun react....better put a hat back on lol

I took a class for career purposes back in the mid-1990s, and one day a group of the younger male class members had gathered and were discussing the fact that they were slowly losing their hair as they grew older. The very attractive young brunette woman with a thick mass of dark curly hair I was casually chatting with overheard them at one point, stopped what she was saying to listen for a moment, then looked at my hair, which was quite thick, brown, and curly as well, and quietly said, "Well, that's obviously something we'll never have to worry about." The moment those words left her mouth I could feel individual hairs abandoning their posts atop my head and leaping to their deaths on the tile floor of the hallway we were seated in. That was about 30 years ago and, now, although I still have most of the hair on the top of my head, that traditional "bald spot" where the top of the head meets the back of the head is developing nicely on it's own and, apparently, not planning on going anywhere. Growing, yes; going, no. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Ah well. At least I have my caps and hats to wear for sun protection during summers and to keep my head warm during cooler winter months.

 

[shopkin]

Four out of five hat wearers are follically-challeged.

 

[Zombie_61]

Four out of five hat wearers are follically-challeged.

The only contribution I can offer to that discussion is that I started losing my hair before I started wearing hats and caps, so I'll be standing over here on the "baldness is hereditary" side. Wearing hats and caps may have contributed to it, though. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

That said, I have no way to back up that belief because I was adopted shortly after birth and have no way to track down my biological family in order to gather information.

 

[GHT]

Four out of five hat wearers are follically-challeged.

Excess levels of testosterone leads to baldness, therefore, bald men have more testosterone. It's a fact that excess testosterone does actually increase your *** drive. Remember that next time she says: "Not tonight dear"

 

[Who?]

Four out of five hat wearers are follically-challeged.

The word that you seek is “bald” or the variant “balding”.

 

[RickP]

Hairy or hairless, I like my hats because that make me look so darned irresistible and Handsome! Thats my story and Im sticking to it!

Naturally handsome:

Dashing and irresistable;

 

[Real McCoy]

Here we go!!!
From our Royal Carribean cruise somewhere between Yucatan and Georgetown during our Happy New Year celebration- hatless. When you've got a crowded dance floor- go for it!

 

[Blare]

A photo from 2018 that random popped up today on my photos app. Appears I was somewhat excited to have found Mr Lincoln at our local thrift store back some time before the hat addiction had fully kicked into high gear. Man I wish I had brought him home… he would have made the perfect night stand hat rack!!!