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I Think I'd Like a Flat Cap
Started this discussion. Last reply by Austin Funk Jan 25. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Hello AoM. Today I am writing this as I would like to talk about hats.I am not one to usually wear hats, I shall admit, however I am rather impartial to flat caps, and have been hesitating on buying…Continue
Hello There
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dennard Jan 22. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Well, hello!My name is George. I am 20 years and I came across this site just a couple of days ago. Finding it catering strongly to my intrests, I have decided not to waste any time, and to get right…Continue
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George Grey replied to Phil Swatton's discussion Manly Long Hair"Are you asking for manly men who had long hair, or for men's hairstyles that could be considered manly?In the case of the former, I'd point you in the direction of George Washington. In the case of the latter, then it's a matter of…"
George Grey replied to Alex Romo's discussion What's your manly hobby?"I enjoy ballroom dancing. To me, that's one of my manly hobbies - taking a woman out on the dance floor and seeing how well she can dance. Quickstep, tango, foxtrot, Viennese waltz... you name it, I can probably dance it.
I also enjoy fencing,…"
George Grey replied to Zachary Stucki's discussion Quotes"For me, it was something that my lecturer said one day:
"Death has a 100% mortality rate" - Michael Lardelli"
Austin Funk replied to George Grey's discussion I Think I'd Like a Flat Cap"Flatcaps are freaking sweet! I dont care WHAT you look like, if you have the personality, you can pull it off. And if YOU like it AND dont care about the haters (haters gon' hate) you got the personality. Confidence can rock ANY style"
George Grey replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Writing it Down"I do keep a journal, though it is spradically written (and poorly written as I typically write in it on trains when I have little else to do). It is somewhat useful, but I don't reply on it and always forget to add entries when interesting…"
George Grey replied to George Grey's discussion I Think I'd Like a Flat Cap"Well, thankyou for the input gentlemen. Seems like all I needed was a confidence booster.
I'll definitely pop in to the hatmaker's and get myself a flat cap / Windsor cap / ivy cap next time I'm in France, provided I think it looks…"
Karl Helweg replied to George Grey's discussion I Think I'd Like a Flat Cap"Check out vintage Pendleton hats. "
Corey C. Jordan replied to George Grey's discussion I Think I'd Like a Flat Cap"George, I think a flat cap is universal. You don't need a certain facial structure to wear one. Wear because you like it. A neutral color, either solid or with a subdued pattern, can go with almost any outfit, from tee shirt to sports jacket…"
Corey C. Jordan replied to George Grey's discussion I Think I'd Like a Flat Cap"I own several of these, although I've never referred to as "flat caps". I know them as Windsor caps.
Anyway, I found this image on the web...
On review, I believe that the first fellow shouldn't wear a flat cap with that…"
Dakota Caraway replied to George Grey's discussion I Think I'd Like a Flat Cap"The best thing to do is to try it on and see for yourself. Some people can wear a flat cap (or ivy cap) some can't.
Avoid Corduroy..."
Dakota Caraway replied to George Grey's discussion Hello There"Welcome to the Forum George! Stay safe while abroad."
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"I owe a lot to my service too, and will always be proud of it. If I had gotten seriously injured, I may have felt differently, though. I was lucky to come out in one piece. I was lucky enough to have it enhance my life.…"
Jess Levens replied to Uncle Sam's discussion 20 years old and enlisting tomorrow. Tips and thoughts?"For boot camp, just keep your mouth shut and do what they say, when they say it. Don't try to stand out. Blend in. Take it meal by meal, Sunday by Sunday.
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Jess Levens replied to Uncle Sam's discussion 20 years old and enlisting tomorrow. Tips and thoughts?"Sorry your friend had a bad experience, but you do not know what the hell you are talking about. Besides lifelong friends, confidence and other life skills, the Corps is where I got all of my professional training. I have a fantastic job…"
William L. Unkel replied to Chris Hamm's discussion Who Wears a Watch Anymore?"There are a lot of professions (jobs) that require that you put that cell phone away during the daily work schedule. While the need to keep a fairly accurate track as to the time of day it would be a major waste of time to be constantly looking at…"
William L. Unkel replied to Uncle Sam's discussion 20 years old and enlisting tomorrow. Tips and thoughts?"Pay attention during training.
Train like your life depends upon it."
"Study until you start losing the ability to concentrate, then go excercise until you reach the point of technical failure. Then go back to studying. Repeat as necessary, until you finish or fall over. Got me a 3.9 GPA and killer definition."
"It depends, of course.
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