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		I have no idea what you're talking about so here's a bunch of London's iconic statues with hats on (mirror.co.uk)		15
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Grapple		2012-07-30 02:28:27 PM

Most of those don't actually qualify as "hats" IMHO.

blatz514		2012-07-30 02:33:18 PM

Hats for bats

Spiralmonkey		2012-07-30 02:43:55 PM

It's been done for years in Glasgow. This raffish gentleman is the Duke of Wellington.
upload.wikimedia.org

If it's cold:

encrypted-tbn3.google.com

There is also the Glasgow Cone Challenge

Wellon Dowd		2012-07-30 02:48:14 PM

Jesus. Who had to shimmy up that plinth and put the hat on Lord Nelson?

ethics-gradient		2012-07-30 02:58:02 PM

King George IV's statue's hat is nice and I love the way his horse has a matching one! You can just tell by it's expression that it is happy to look so fabulous.

OscarTamerz		2012-07-30 03:02:51 PM

Check out Lord Nelson's epic camel toe. It looks like he got something besides his arm shot off in that battle. Well that explains why his last words were, "Kiss me Hardy." They might as well have been "Yoo hoo, hello sailor boy!"

Now I Is!		2012-07-30 03:11:21 PM

Only a Brit Would claim this:
i2.mirror.co.uk

or this:

was a hat!

Spiralmonkey		2012-07-30 03:15:29 PM

Now I Is!: Only a ~~Brit~~ minor royal Would claim this:
[i2.mirror.co.uk image 817x1227]
or this:
[i2.mirror.co.uk image 817x1227]
was a hat!

encrypted-tbn2.google.com

FTFY

2CountyFairs		2012-07-30 03:26:23 PM

What, no fez?

LonMead		2012-07-30 03:42:22 PM

2CountyFairs: What, no fez?

Right, fezzes are cool...

Abe Vigoda's Ghost		2012-07-30 03:52:45 PM

Well that was... stupid.

Eps05		2012-07-30 04:07:45 PM

FDR with a "spam" helmet? Is that some kind of hidden message?

WarszawaScream		2012-07-30 04:27:57 PM

Spiralmonkey: It's been done for years in Glasgow. This raffish gentleman is the Duke of Wellington.
[upload.wikimedia.org image 220x280]

[encrypted-tbn2.google.com image 190x265]

If it's cold:

[encrypted-tbn3.google.com image 252x200]

There is also the Glasgow Cone Challenge

I am so glad that the cone-on-head prank is looked at as funny rather than "OMG HANG THE PERPETRATOR!" out there... try that in NY and you'd be called a terrorist. Probably most of the rest of America as well.

But that little hat and scarf really made me giggle.

You'd turn it off when I was halfway across		2012-07-31 07:55:50 AM

Now I Is!: Only a Brit Would claim this:
[i2.mirror.co.uk image 817x1227]
or this:
[i2.mirror.co.uk image 817x1227]
was a hat!

It's an exhibition of millinery; those aren't hats, they're fascinators.

The journalist is just being lazy.

Now I Is!		2012-07-31 01:36:36 PM

You'd turn it off when I was halfway across: Now I Is!: Only a Brit Would claim this:
[i2.mirror.co.uk image 817x1227]
or this:
[i2.mirror.co.uk image 817x1227]
was a hat!

It's an exhibition of millinery; those aren't hats, they're fascinators.

The journalist is just being lazy.

Still, in the tradition of English milliners the're stretching the concept to the braking point! I see few good reasons to put such silliness on your head!

/I have seen the ladies section at Locks Doctor Seuss wouldn't wear that nonsense. (LGT surprisingly tame example)

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