Lasher is correct.
Now, this extremely handsome gentleman is wearing a proper "floppy" hat.
Lol, handsome indeed... in a stalker/serial killer sort of way. You even have the proper equipment.Lasher is correct.
Now, this extremely handsome gentleman is wearing a proper "floppy" hat.
Who's yer furry friend?
I say thank you and please, Sir and Ma'am and help others when I can, I wear my hat when and where ever. Never understood the "bad manners" associated with wearing a lid in doors. Did what I was supposed to do while in uniform because that was the rule.
Same here, but I was taught to remove my hat/cap in church, homes, elevators, and at table in restaurants.
I think most of us are just a product of our raisin'...
It was just "common courtesy" or manners. That is from the era where those things counted, before we came into the era of "I'll do what I want".
It really doesn't matter, just something I noticed really for the first time this past week. Nobody should change their wardrobe habits over silly hats.
But, backwards?....
It really doesn't matter, just something I noticed really for the first time this past week. Nobody should change their wardrobe habits over silly hats.
But, backwards?....
That I can agree with. I’ve seen my dad wear a hat a handful of times in 53 years,so he never passed on any ‘hat etiquette’. Dang, hope I don’t get excoriated then next time y’all see me indoors with a cap on!Same here, but I was taught to remove my hat/cap in church, homes, elevators, and at table in restaurants.
I think most of us are just a product of our raisin'...
Lol, "excoriated"... I wasn't sure whether that was a misspellin' or being skint alive...
Learn somethin' new every day.
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