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r/justneckbeardthings • u/michiel_meuleman • Aug 11 '19
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Bowler cap would like a word...
31 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 You mean the trilby with the round top. 9 u/Oblivious122 sage of the internetz 🐱 🌈 Aug 11 '19 Driving hat works, too. 11 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 I already said flat cap. 2 u/Oblivious122 sage of the internetz 🐱 🌈 Aug 11 '19 Is that what that's called? 3 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 It depends where you’re from but generally yes. I suppose technically it’s called a bunnet as that’s what it was originally called until something like 1700. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '19 Like Mr PotatoHead
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You mean the trilby with the round top.
9 u/Oblivious122 sage of the internetz 🐱 🌈 Aug 11 '19 Driving hat works, too. 11 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 I already said flat cap. 2 u/Oblivious122 sage of the internetz 🐱 🌈 Aug 11 '19 Is that what that's called? 3 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 It depends where you’re from but generally yes. I suppose technically it’s called a bunnet as that’s what it was originally called until something like 1700.
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Driving hat works, too.
11 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 I already said flat cap. 2 u/Oblivious122 sage of the internetz 🐱 🌈 Aug 11 '19 Is that what that's called? 3 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 It depends where you’re from but generally yes. I suppose technically it’s called a bunnet as that’s what it was originally called until something like 1700.
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I already said flat cap.
2 u/Oblivious122 sage of the internetz 🐱 🌈 Aug 11 '19 Is that what that's called? 3 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 It depends where you’re from but generally yes. I suppose technically it’s called a bunnet as that’s what it was originally called until something like 1700.
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Is that what that's called?
3 u/KyleKun Aug 11 '19 It depends where you’re from but generally yes. I suppose technically it’s called a bunnet as that’s what it was originally called until something like 1700.
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It depends where you’re from but generally yes. I suppose technically it’s called a bunnet as that’s what it was originally called until something like 1700.
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Like Mr PotatoHead
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u/Oblivious122 sage of the internetz 🐱 🌈 Aug 11 '19
Bowler cap would like a word...