Drivers who wear flat caps......
Drivers who wear flat caps......
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Wacky Racer

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41,407 posts

278 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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I remember many years ago a mate said to me steer well clear of anyone wearing a flat cap whilst driving,....... at the time I thought what an unusual thing to say, but I now realise he was quite correct, they are usually a menace, often driving a Morris minor 1000 at 30mph in a NSL, with a fixed stare and both hands gripped firmly on the steering wheel.

Usually they have their wife in the front passenger seat, who, more often than not has a blue rinse and weighs about twenty stone.

Keep your eyes peeled, you know it makes sense.

Edited by Wacky Racer on Friday 11th July 20:05

TimLambert7

720 posts

156 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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FazerBoy

1,009 posts

181 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Drivers wearing baseball caps are far, far worse...especially if being worn backwards.

Wacky Racer

Original Poster:

41,407 posts

278 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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corvus

431 posts

183 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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tr7v8

7,625 posts

259 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Being follicly challenged I have no option but to wear a baseball cap in the Boxster is essential otherwise I fry. But I do wear it the right way.

Mc lovin

5,588 posts

252 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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I two old boys, both sporting tweed flat caps in a slammed, like laying frame, slammed hillman imp, with a cage.and bucket seats.

Surprised? I was!!

feef

5,209 posts

214 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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I'm tempted to get a flat cap for open top driving.

I might even get a pipe, even tho I don't smoke. smile

rallycross

13,762 posts

268 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Even worse flat cap and leather driving gloves aka motorised muppet!

vanordinaire

3,701 posts

193 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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I try to avoid anyone who wears any type of headgear while driving on the road. I've never had a positive experience interacting with them.

eldar

25,346 posts

227 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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vanordinaire said:
I try to avoid anyone who wears any type of headgear while driving on the road. I've never had a positive experience interacting with them.
Frightened by a motorcycle at an early age?

billzeebub

3,913 posts

230 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Baseball caps so much worse as has already been mentioned. Double chav points if being sported back to front, or at a jaunty angle. Normally hear them coming before you see them...BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM...innit bruv

RDMcG

20,910 posts

238 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Madly uncool….



wiliferus

4,225 posts

229 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Grey hair, beware.
In a skirt, be alert.

226bhp

10,203 posts

159 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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vanordinaire said:
I try to avoid anyone who wears any type of headgear while driving on the road. I've never had a positive experience interacting with them.
^^ This, plus anyone with silver hair, or sits so low that from behind it looks like the car has no driver, avoid like the plague!

Motorrad

6,811 posts

218 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Anyone under 30 wearing a baseball cap driving a car is likely a dangerous, incompetent lunatic.

Anyone over 30 wearing a baseball cap driving a car is likely a bald, dangerous, incompetent lunatic.

Anyone still wearing a flat cap probably requires a medical assessment of their ability to continue operating a motor vehicle.

Mr Adds

264 posts

180 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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My dad bought me a tweed flat cap when I bought my 1st Saab aged 26 and has been on the parcel shelf of every car since (9).... always confuses people who think I have borrowed the old mans motor

Tunku

7,703 posts

259 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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It's the flat cap in conjunction with huge sticky out ears and a driving position that leans toward the middle of the car so they look like they are staring forward immediately under the rear view mirror that is the worst warning.
If it's not Mr. Bean driving his Mclaren, beware!

medieval

1,499 posts

242 months

Friday 11th July 2014
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Bah .....headwear will come to you all one day


It's the old Jasper Carratt thing looking at cardigans and thinking yes now is the time

talksthetorque

10,821 posts

166 months

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