Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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15 August 2010
19:3765585Alway`s noting Howard`s pleasant comment`s toward`s Sue`s colourful range of hat`s, are there any other ladies on here who wear hat`s at anytime, and if not why not? And on the same subject, I`ve noticed since day one of the market starting on a Saturday in the Market Square, one stall always has a very large selection of men`s hat`s, though I don`t see many male`s wearing hat`s. Do any males on here wear hats, and if not why not? Remember those pre-war picture`s of football matches for example of a sea of hats among the spectator`s, and after the last war, it just dropped out of fashion. Unhealthy perhaps in this modern age to ever take off again? If they did come back into fashion, would we all follow?
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Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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15 August 2010
19:3965586I don't like wearing;
hats
tis
or suits
Guest 657- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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15 August 2010
19:5465589I'm not normally a hat person; I always look silly in a hat. I leave it to Sue who can carry it off with style.
I had to have a rethink when it comes to my doing my 'Victorian Lady' bit I have no choice because Victorian ladies always wore hats. I made both of these myself.
15 August 2010
19:5565590I love hats but they don't love me. I am stuck with the full face balaclava I am forced to wear so that I don't frighten the horses.............
15 August 2010
19:5565591Jeanne - you look gorgeous in your fascinator!
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19:5865594Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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15 August 2010
20:0065596Jeane, you have style there too, and you look the part. Very nice. Bern, need one of you on here in your balaclava.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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15 August 2010
20:0765604colin
can only say on the subject of men wearing hats that i saw our forum fuhrer resplendent in a "cheese cutter" today.
i will refrain from further comment.
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15 August 2010
20:096560615 August 2010
20:0965607I wear all sort of hats, from the baseball variety to something a bit more, well, local:
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20:1065608Oooo I like the second pic, very nice
15 August 2010
20:1165610Jeane, are you saying green isn't my colour then?
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20:1465611howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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15 August 2010
20:1465612you can be such a crawler sid, i remember michael howard visiting a sikh temple in ilford trying to squeeze votes in a marginal.
dressed up in all the regalia, the sikhs behind him were practically wetting themselves with laughter.
15 August 2010
20:1665614Jeanne - that pic made me laugh out loud!
Sid - I am speechless. Make the most of it.........
15 August 2010
20:1865615Well, I can't match Dracula, but how about this effort:
Guest 657- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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15 August 2010
20:2165616Bern, he is a friend of mine who always dresses up at the Kensal Green cemetery open day. He was taking a breather and the couple beside him were doing their best to ignore him. I just saw it and.....click!
Now that's more like it Sid!
15 August 2010
20:2365617Took yer breath away did I Bern? That's one in the eye for Peter O'Toole then
Jeane, that is sure one funny photo, the guy is only missing a piece of paper shoved onto his spike.
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15 August 2010
20:2465618Here he is again as the Invisible Man!
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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15 August 2010
20:2565620Can`t be Jeane, I can see him.
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