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How many Afghams died making that hat ?
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Say what you will, the funny looking thing stays on my head no matter how hard the wind blows!
The backward ball cap frequently blows off.
Best,
Mike
I am glad to be here.
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How many Afghams died making that hat ? Who cares. How many trees died making your wooden teeth? 
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What is it about rotating a baseball cap 180 degrees that lowers the wearer's IQ by 20 points?
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I wore a ball cap all day today, backwards too.
"20 points" yOu say....does it ever return to normal ?
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Real men don't wear ball caps, for god's sake. Oh, I don't know; Papa Hemingway and GBE seemed to wear theirs with a certain elan  .
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits. - Albert Einstein
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Real men don't wear ball caps, for god's sake. Oh, I don't know; Papa Hemingway and GBE seemed to wear theirs with a certain elan . Proves the point, both fairies.
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I am glad to be here.
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That Cap Pic looks just like the "Old Lad" farmer caps I'd see in Ireland ....in shape that is.. but they were Tweed.
I got a couple or three Donegal Tweed ones I bought in Ennistymon , Co Clare,Ireland.
They are great Lids..in my opinion.
Good for Fiddle playing , drinking , fishing n shooting.
cheers
franc
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You boys have got it all wrong, the Jones Cap is the perfect piece of hunting headwear. Mine has proven itself since Dad bought it for me when I was 11 or 12 years old. I wish I could find another but nobody seems to make them anymore in the old brown canvas. Mine has definitely seen better days and I'm afraid it doesn't have too many seasons left in it.
Destry
Out there at the crossroads molding the devil's bullets. - Tom Waits
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