why don't we wear hats anymore?

[Lorizael]

Grade school = kindergarten through 12th

I've always heard grade school as referring to elementary school. A cursory googling seems to back this up.

[Kuciwalker]

Can we move the discussion where HC is inevitably pwned to another thread? This one is about hats.

For the record, HC, no one actually likes hearing stories about the dumb things your brother did. They weren't funny, just obnoxious.

[Elok]

Kennedy had it coming for not wearing hats anymore.

I don't think even the best of hats would stop a bullet.

[BeBMan]

I think it sheds new light on the possible conspiracy around his death. Probably hat haters.

[Elok]

I haven't seen the snazzy home video; was Jackie wearing a hat? I assume so. But it was probably one of those pillbox deals.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

I have lots of hats.

Probably a dozen beanies. A Russian army-style fur cap. An Australian leather Bush hat. A gentleman's Fedora.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

**** me. How many more of the Kuci-brood are there?

[Docfeelgood]

Only in Texas!

[Lorizael]

I think there are 5 siblings in total, but I could be totally making that up.

[Hauldren Collider]

Just one. I have an identical twin.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

Now that's what I call airbrushing to within an inch of one's life.

[Docfeelgood]

Now that's what I call airbrushing to within an inch of one's life.

airbrushing? That is 100%, grade A, Texas prime!

[onodera]

Seriously. People were classy as **** in the 50s and early 60s. I suspect the hippies ruined it. Why can't we go back to dressing like that?

People still wore hats in the 50s? I've read a travelogue from the 30s that said young working class people in New York challenged the public by not wearing hats. I can't believe it took so long for hatlessness to become the norm. Boomers were the first to never wear a hat, or was that the Silent generation?

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

airbrushing? That is 100%, grade A, Texas prime!

Look at her belly, man! It's practically a gloss texture! It's been shooped to buggery and back.

[Mojotronica]

These days most Americans spend most of their time indoors, if they are outside they are driving. Hats aren't as necessary as they were when most Americans were farming or walking around.