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Page 1 of 5 1 2 3 4 5 > Topic Options #56393 - 02/12/02 08:20 AM The things you find Sparteye Pooh-Bah Registered: 01/05/01 Posts: 1773 While googling around, I found this glossary of hat terms. Not to mention, the history of hats, manufacturing info, and more, more, more. Hats off to hatsuk.com. http://www.hatsuk.com/hatsuk/hatsukhtml/bible/glossary.htm Top #56394 - 02/12/02 09:21 AM Re: The things you find RhubarbCommando Pooh-Bah Registered: 08/23/00 Posts: 2204 The most famous large-scale manufacturer of men's hats in england used to advertise its wares with the phrase, "If you want to get a head, get a hat!" But what a peach of a site, sparteye - thanks for that link! Top #56395 - 02/12/02 09:31 AM Re: The things you find Rapunzel enthusiast Registered: 01/18/01 Posts: 328 Loc: Eastern Pennsylvania Since we're talking about interesting sites, here's one that I came across last week: http://www.capitals.com It has loads of information on all (or nearly all) of the countries of the world. Thanks for the hat site, Sparteye. I liked the discussion of the mysterious "Punti" measurement in the Hat & Head Size section. Top #56396 - 02/12/02 01:01 PM Re: The things you find Jazzoctopus old hand Registered: 07/03/00 Posts: 1094 Loc: Cincinnati & Loveland, Ohio, U... "If you want to get a head, get a hat!" Should I be ashamed that I first read the name of the site as hat suk? Top #56397 - 02/12/02 01:05 PM Re: The things you find Faldage Carpal Tunnel Registered: 12/01/00 Posts: 13653 I first read the name of the site as hat suk I read it the same way (and the pig got up...). I think they should be abashed at not having thought of that. Top #56398 - 02/12/02 01:29 PM Re: The things you find Jackie Carpal Tunnel Registered: 03/15/00 Posts: 11578 Loc: Louisville, Kentucky I first read the name of the site as hat suk I, too, said Cap't. Ahab, er, Dash, er... Top #56399 - 02/12/02 02:06 PM Re: The things you find Keiva Carpal Tunnel Registered: 08/04/01 Posts: 2605 When and why did hats fall out of fashion as an everyday item of a man's attire? In movies of (say) the 1940's, men routinely wear hats, but today they do not. How come? Top #56400 - 02/12/02 02:48 PM Re: The things you find of troy Carpal Tunnel Registered: 10/17/00 Posts: 5400 Loc: rego park it is said JFK is to blame.. he was the first president who went to inaugeration with out a hat. and is the first to generally not have a hat on in his photos.. but I think he is just the most evident example of a post war thing.. i don't remember my father owning a hat or cap.. and he was of the same age.. but aunts and my mother still wore hats ..(as did jackie o.) _________________________ my other obsession Top #56401 - 02/12/02 03:02 PM . Max Quordlepleen Carpal Tunnel Registered: 08/12/00 Posts: 3409 Top #56402 - 02/12/02 06:34 PM Re: The things you find Geoff old hand Registered: 11/12/00 Posts: 819 Loc: Portland,Oregon, USA When and why did hats fall out of fashion as an everyday item of a man's attire? Alas, it appears that the ubiquitous baseball cap has usurped the proper hat's place, and the custom of men removing their headgear indoors has also vanished. I still do it, but I seem to be the only one. Top Page 1 of 5 1 2 3 4 5 > Previous Topic Index Next Topic Preview Hop to: General Topics ------   Information and announcements   Q&A about words   Wordplay and fun   Words and languages in schools   Miscellany   Weekly Themes   Looking for (writers, speakers, ...) (Old) Weekly themes. 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