Men wearing hats indoors

DEFTLEFTHAND · 15-09-2018 10:13am #1

I've noticed young men wearing these peak 'mick' caps and 40s style trilby in pubs recently .

Did these guys not get the memo. Headwear is a practical item for men. You put your hat up at the door when you enter a public house.

Have a bit of class for Christ's sake.

Fr_Dougal · 15-09-2018 10:16am

Boorish behavior.

suicide_circus · 15-09-2018 10:21am

nothing worse than a fat neckbeard wearing a fedora and cape

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy · 15-09-2018 10:21am

Hats are deadly. My Granda wore his in his driving license picture.

NasserShammaz · 15-09-2018 10:22am

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I've noticed young men wearing these peak 'mick' caps and 40s style trilby in pubs recently .

Did these guys not get the memo. Headwear is a practical item for men. You put your hat up at the door when you enter a public house.

Have a bit of class for Christ's sake.

Its the Healy Rays that started it or just sad blokes that wont admit their a bit bald.

everlast75 · 15-09-2018 10:23am

I wouldn't mind, but men without hats can go where they want to, they can leave their friends behind....

HalloweenJack · 15-09-2018 10:24am

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Did these guys not get the memo. Headwear is a practical item for men. You put your hat up at the door when you enter a public house.

Have a bit of class for Christ's sake.

Why exactly? Much like eating with your elbows on the table, what is the big offence with this? Was it some aristocrat got their knickers in a knot about something and then decided those were the rules?

So what if people wear hats indoors or have their elbows on the table, it doesn't harm anyone.

15-09-2018 10:25am

I hate these random rules that somebody just 'decided' gives you class

"Don't wear your hat indoors"
"Always offer your seat to a lady"
"You cannot urinate here, this is a public waiting room"

For fcuk sake! Stop policing my body you nazis.

yabadabado · 15-09-2018 10:25am

They aren't men ,They are gob****es.

Fann Linn · 15-09-2018 10:27am

'You can leave your hat on....'

gozunda · 15-09-2018 10:28am

Common sense dictates that if you wish to get ahead - you need to get a hat ...

What do these new fangled pieces of headware look like?

NasserShammaz · 15-09-2018 10:31am

gozunda wrote: »

Common sense dictates that if you wish to get ahead - you need to get a hat ...

What do these new fangled pieces of headware look like?

so true

TheValeyard · 15-09-2018 10:47am

suicide_circus wrote: »

nothing worse than a fat neckbeard wearing a fedora and cape

whisky_galore · 15-09-2018 10:52am

Who cares?

The Crowman · 15-09-2018 10:54am

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: »

Hats are deadly. My Granda wore his in his driving license picture.

Is this him?

Signore Fancy Pants · 15-09-2018 10:56am

You're a hat!

DEFTLEFTHAND · 15-09-2018 10:57am

whisky_galore wrote: »

Who cares?

I care, it's bad etiquette .

Standards are slipping.

Some traditions are worth keeping.

pauliebdub · 15-09-2018 11:00am

I thought hats had largely gone out of fashion for men. You don't see nearly as many as say 5 or 6 years ago when nearly every lad was wearing one.

whisky_galore · 15-09-2018 11:03am

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I care, it's bad etiquette .

Standards are slipping.

Some traditions are worth keeping.

LOL.

NasserShammaz · 15-09-2018 11:07am

pauliebdub wrote: »

I thought hats had largely gone out of fashion for men. You don't see nearly as many as say 5 or 6 years ago when nearly every lad was wearing one.

But what about Cats and people who fail at a task and give up ,what will they throw a hatless cat

AndrewJRenko · 15-09-2018 11:14am

Get Tony on the case;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqp1bGuiHHs

DEFTLEFTHAND · 15-09-2018 11:18am

The Crowman wrote: »

Is this him?

That's the bould Whitey Bulger.

He's exempt from the rule.

A true son of Eire.

vandriver · 15-09-2018 11:21am

everlast75 wrote: »

I wouldn't mind, but men without hats can go where they want to, they can leave their friends behind....

Does it make you sad that this reference is older than most boardsies?

daheff · 15-09-2018 11:30am

This post is sexist.

What about the wimmen wearin dere hats & scarfs too??
Jaysus Joe won’t nobody think of the childer

Oink · 15-09-2018 11:38am

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I've noticed young men wearing these peak 'mick' caps and 40s style trilby in pubs recently .

Did these guys not get the memo. Headwear is a practical item for men. You put your hat up at the door when you enter a public house.

Have a bit of class for Christ's sake.

It’s a free country. If a guy wants to look like a 14 year old douche, that’s nobody’s business.

No, the one who’s really to blame is the pub landlord. He’s the one who should tell your one to come back when he knows how to behave amongst grown-ups.

riffmongous · 15-09-2018 12:29pm

Tbh, in a pub your probably better off wearing it than putting it down where it'll get stroked or covered in beer

whiskeyman · 15-09-2018 12:47pm

Hats indoors I can manage.
Scarfs and sunglasses on the other hand ..

Your Face · 15-09-2018 12:50pm

It depends on who's wearing the hat and in what manner.

SEPT 23 1989 · 15-09-2018 1:00pm

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I've noticed young men wearing these peak 'mick' caps and 40s style trilby in pubs recently .

Did these guys not get the memo. Headwear is a practical item for men. You put your hat up at the door when you enter a public house.

Have a bit of class for Christ's sake.

usually the types with traces of white powder on their nostrils

Are Am Eye · 15-09-2018 1:16pm

Your Face wrote: »

It depends on who's wearing the hat and in what manner.

A rogue with his hat at a jaunty angle. Mischievous glint in his eye and a cavalier, devil may care attitude to life.

Dakota Dan · 15-09-2018 1:26pm

gozunda wrote: »

Common sense dictates that if you wish to get ahead - you need to get a hat ...

What do these new fangled pieces of headware look like?

I have a picture of a cowboy hat in my head but I’m guessing the op doesn’t know the difference between a cap ðŸ§¢ and a ðŸŽ© maybe this will help him.

Dakota Dan · 15-09-2018 1:29pm

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I care, it's bad etiquette .

Standards are slipping.

Some traditions are worth keeping.

I find track suit bottoms with the arse of them stretched to their knees from constant wearing more offensive. Lighten up op.

zapitastas · 15-09-2018 1:33pm

What is a peak Mick cap , like the hats in peaky blinders?

Jimbob1977 · 15-09-2018 1:46pm

Is it as bad as the recent female trend..... to rest sunglasses on top of their heads indoors, outdoors, hail, rain or shine?

Buy a hair band!

riffmongous · 15-09-2018 1:53pm

Jimbob1977 wrote: »

Is it as bad as the recent female trend..... to rest sunglasses on top of their heads indoors, outdoors, hail, rain or shine?

Buy a hair band!

That's not recent though, 'posh' girls have been doing that forever

Dakota Dan · 15-09-2018 1:58pm

riffmongous wrote: »

That's not recent though, girls trying to act posh have been doing that forever

FYP

freshpopcorn · 15-09-2018 2:07pm

It's something that wouldn't really bother me.
Now I might not like the hats but they'll be moved onto something else in a few years.

mad muffin · 15-09-2018 3:26pm

I get terrible hat hair…

HalloweenJack · 15-09-2018 3:46pm

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I care, it's bad etiquette .

Could you explain what about it is bad etiquette?

mrskinner · 15-09-2018 3:48pm

I remember seeing somebody from a well known rock band wearing a hat inside a church at a funeral service.

gozunda · 15-09-2018 3:50pm

mad muffin wrote: »

I get terrible hat hair…

The wife has a terrible hairy hat .... :pac:

15-09-2018 3:51pm

mrskinner wrote: »

I remember seeing somebody from a well known rock band wearing a hat inside a church at a funeral service.

I choose to believe it was Bono.

Roger Hassenforder · 15-09-2018 3:53pm

mrskinner wrote: »

I remember seeing somebody from a well known rock band wearing a hat inside a church at a funeral service.

Marilyn Manson?

Roger Hassenforder · 15-09-2018 3:55pm

HalloweenJack wrote: »

Could you explain what about it is bad etiquette?

Whatever about bad etiquette, that grammar...
Ugh...

OP has his work cut out.

RobertKK · 15-09-2018 3:57pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I hate these random rules that somebody just 'decided' gives you class

"Don't wear your hat indoors"
"Always offer your seat to a lady"
"You cannot urinate here, this is a public waiting room"

For fcuk sake! Stop policing my body you nazis.

Only sexist pigs do that.

Capt'n Midnight · 15-09-2018 4:01pm

whiskeyman wrote: »

Hats indoors I can manage.
Scarfs and sunglasses on the other hand ..

Tell that to Elwood and Jake.

Roger Hassenforder · 15-09-2018 4:06pm

RobertKK wrote: »

Only sexist pigs do that.

It really exemplifies the patriarchy and shoves our toxic masulinity in their faces, completely uninvited. It just emphasises their female fragility and fraility, particularly so if pregnant. Preconditioning the foetus to know nothing else.

Porklife · 15-09-2018 4:12pm

Hats really suit some people. I love guys wearing baseball caps or flat caps. It shows they're confident too. I don't get why anyone would be offended by it or by any clothes. There's some guys I only fancy in a hat. Jarvis cocker is one of them. He puts a hat on and I suddenly wanna bang that sexy pencil.

dr.fuzzenstein · 15-09-2018 4:16pm

Well, if a ruffian refuses to remove his headgear if requested, especially in front of a woman-lady, the only recourse is to ask them to step outside, so they shall be educated by way of a manly bout of fisticuffs!
If he is vanquished and yields to the request, celebratory cognac and cigars in the library are in order, but men only! The gentle women folk might give in to hysterics if confronted with intellectually stimulating conversation.

Roger Hassenforder · 15-09-2018 4:17pm

Porklife wrote: »

Hats really suit some people. I love guys wearing baseball caps or flat caps. It shows they're confident too. I don't get why anyone would be offended by it or by any clothes. There's some guys I only fancy in a hat. Jarvis cocker is one of them. He puts a hat on and I suddenly wanna bang that sexy pencil.

PM sent. I'm the one in the fedora...

zapitastas · 15-09-2018 4:56pm

Porklife wrote: »

Hats really suit some people. I love guys wearing baseball caps or flat caps. It shows they're confident too. I don't get why anyone would be offended by it or by any clothes. There's some guys I only fancy in a hat. Jarvis cocker is one of them. He puts a hat on and I suddenly wanna bang that sexy pencil.

How could wearing a baseball cap display confidence?

Men wearing hats indoors

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