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When walking on a sidewalk with the wife, I'm always on the traffic side too.

There are just lots of things I think men should do. I still don't understand men wearing ball caps as their normal, go out attire.

I bet some of you don't even take the dishes out of the sink before you piss.

It would seem that there are a lot of rules that I should be concerned about for which I have little regard. Those that would remove the hats of others have probably not actually done that..... twice.



mike r

I always thought it started with the Bible's man praying should have his head uncovered. The flip of that is how many women wear hats to church? Not the hijab thing, just a decent "dressed up" hat. Even gloves.

It is true that we baldies need our hats, and dthere is no place to put it, I sometimes put it under the chair in restaurants. I ran across a reference once that said regular hats off; cowboy hats stay on. I absolutely remove my hat for prayers, funerals (even a passing procession), and such as a sign of respect.

BTW; Did you know if you wear a baseball cap backwards it will keep the sun out of your eyes?

I have never given a flying fugk if a person is wearing a hat or not.



Dave

If it's Easter I wear a suit so people know I have some godbdamn reverence for my Lord Jesus Christ.

I wear a ball cap to keep my bald ass head from getting roasted by the sun or to prevent heat escaping in the cold.

When I walk into North 40 to grab something I need, rest assured I'm not carrying my fugking hat around.

When I go to church, I dress appropriately and that will never include blue jeans or a ball cap. Ever.

If it's Easter I wear a suit so people know I have some godbdamn reverence for my Lord Jesus Christ. Same for funerals.

If I sit down at Chili's, I'll more than likely not remove my hat. If we're eating at a Mortons, there is a good chance I'm not wearing anything that would mesh with a ball cap.

Cowboys tend to have all sorts of different criteria for when they can, and can't wear their hat. None of which I'll ever understand. Nor do I give a fugk.

Few men recognize the outside/inside aspect of walking with kids or a woman. They should be shot.

I think we may need to bump the etiquette thread...



Clark

You wear a suit on Easter to show reverence but don't hesitate to take God's name in vain......yep, that makes perfect sense......

My 83YO 5' tall ma just smacks me upside the head if I sit at the table with it on

I've seen dumasses at a funeral with hat on. Dumass!

Good.

btw: your Ma and grandMa are allowed to hit you even if you do nothing wrong,
and even then its still your fault..

In a place where you head does not need protection from either sun or rain, the hat should come off.

Wearing a hat for any other reason is nothing more than a fashion statement. If you are so obsessed with making a fashion statement that you chose to defy common courtesy, you are most likely not someone I would want to spend a great deal of time around.

When either of my sons got in my truck with their hat on, it was always the same question "Are you expecting to rain in here? If not, please take your hat off."

The only place I don't wear my hat is in bed. Don't like it? Too f*ckin bad. I don't give a shyt what you like or care what you think. If you judge a man by when and where he wears his hat, you're one dumb worthless SOB.

You wear a suit on Easter to show reverence but don't hesitate to take God's name in vain......yep, that makes perfect sense......

Some silly schitt gets passed down to the next generation.

Should I take off omy jacket in a store and carry it over my arm also?

What if my head is still cold while indoors? What if my truck is still warming up and the heater hasn't warmed the cab. Does it have to be raining in the cab?

What if my hat is plain, and not advertising anything...........is it still "just for fashion?"

Could I wear really plain clothes for Fashion Offset Credits so I can keep my hat on?

Carrying a hat in your hand or shopping cart when it rides perfectly well and out of the way on your head is stupid. Taking it off for the National Anthem, meals, or in church is long standing accepted etiquette. Acting like a hat is evil unless you're standing in a storm is just self-imposed goofiness.

When walking on a sidewalk with the wife, I'm always on the traffic side too.

There are just lots of things I think men should do. I still don't understand men wearing ball caps as their normal, go out attire.

I bet some of you don't even take the dishes out of the sink before you piss.

It would seem that there are a lot of rules that I should be concerned about for which I have little regard. Those that would remove the hats of others have probably not actually done that..... twice.

mike r