Hats? On or off indoors?

[time4u2go]

Fascinating. how would your magical common sense tell you that someone is wearing a hat to cover a medical abnormality? That certainly is a sense of perception that goes above and beyond the ordinary. Maybe you have uncommon sense? Or maybe you just figure that it doesn't really happen therefore it's just a farce and you can ridicule people who don't measure up to your standards.

I was wondering the same thing.

[Aquahound]

I was wondering the same thing.

 

Because some are trying to turn this into a medical argument and that was not the context of my post. My post was in response to someone else talking about worship and anthems.

 

Come on, you've been around here a long time. You of all people should know how frustrating it is when people can't comprehend the discussion between 2 people and then change the context of your post.

[Lois R]

Why is this thread on this board?

 

The thread is on the "Fashion Forum".....not sure where it originally

started but it is on the correct forum.

[Mytime2014]

When I am on a cruise I remove my ballcaps that I wear in any eating establishment as I do on land as well as removing it when I go into someones home. I do not remove them when I am walking around the inside of the ship!

 

That's because you were raised right!

[mousey]

Times change and rules of etiquette change. It's no big deal to me. I do not feel disrespected if I see a man/boy with a baseball cap on in a restaurant. My food tastes the same whether they have their hats on or off. It seems silly to me that anyone would take offense to such a trivial thing. I have never seen anyone wearing a "dirty" hat in any restaurant that I've eaten in and I eat in all kinds of dining establishments from 5 Star fine dining to burger joints. It's a non-issue to me. I do have a DS and I did teach him that wearing a baseball cap in formal situations was IMHO not cool, so he doesn't. But I don't care if he wears one in restaurants on non-formal occasions.

Edited June 4, 2014 by mousey

[Ba' Datz]

I guessing that you are male and Jewish, if so that is different from someone wearing a baseball cap or beanie on fashion grounds.

 

Yes I am and I agree that it is different than a poor fashion statement. But my point here is that you and others cannot possibly know the reason why I am wearing the hat.

 

If you did you might be tolerant ( since in my long lifetime I have seen many who are not even if they know the reason or especially if they know)

 

If you judge without knowing than it is rude of you not me.