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A wise person I knew once said to me "never trust anyone who wears a hat in a car".
I think they were spot on, the old man in a trilby or the woman with a wide hat, also the yoof with its cap on back to front, even in glorious colour the most modern plonker who wears a black teacosy just showing its ear rings and normally in an Audi or Beemer.
All these breeds will carve you up or slow you down.
Have I forgotten a hat or two?
I think they were spot on, the old man in a trilby or the woman with a wide hat, also the yoof with its cap on back to front, even in glorious colour the most modern plonker who wears a black teacosy just showing its ear rings and normally in an Audi or Beemer.
All these breeds will carve you up or slow you down.
Have I forgotten a hat or two?
trackerjack said:
A wise person I knew once said to me "never trust anyone who wears a hat in a car".
I think they were spot on, the old man in a trilby or the woman with a wide hat, also the yoof with its cap on back to front, even in glorious colour the most modern plonker who wears a black teacosy just showing its ear rings and normally in an Audi or Beemer.
All these breeds will carve you up or slow you down.
Have I forgotten a hat or two?
yup, the tin foil one...I think they were spot on, the old man in a trilby or the woman with a wide hat, also the yoof with its cap on back to front, even in glorious colour the most modern plonker who wears a black teacosy just showing its ear rings and normally in an Audi or Beemer.
All these breeds will carve you up or slow you down.
Have I forgotten a hat or two?
PaulB81 said:
People in convertibles should be immune from this statement I think.
+1, I'm a hat hater, but it's much easier to drive roof down with a cap. When the sun is high in the sky, sunglasses just don't keep the light out of your eyes. I take it off as soon as I get out though.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






