Why all the negative comments on Flat Caps?

[Panache]

Ayin,

The subject came up in a couple of threads a while ago. A lot of us on this side of the pond think that flat caps go very well with kilts. However in Scotland they simply aren't worn with kilts. There are several factors as to why this is, but they are less understandable to us over here.

In the end we did what we X Markers are good at doing, which is to simply...

Agree to disagree!


So what was a heated debate in those couple of threads has now become a source of amusement and gentle ribbing between our rabble.

End of story!


:blimp:


ith:Cheers

Jamie

PS: Just don't mention tweed bucket hats and kilts or poor Jock Scot will keel over!

[Ayin McFye]

Ayin,

The subject came up in a couple of threads a while ago. A lot of us on this side of the pond think that flat caps go very well with kilts. However in Scotland they simply aren't worn with kilts. There are several factors as to why this is, but they are less understandable to us over here.

In the end we did what we X Markers are good at doing, which is to simply...

Agree to disagree!

So what was a heated debate in those couple of threads has now become a source of amusement and gentle ribbing between our rabble.

End of story!

PS: Just don't mention tweed bucket hats and kilts or poor Jock Scot will keel over!

LOL. Ok, I was hoping that it was something like that. I definitely don't want this to turn into a heated argument, I was just trying to find the source of all the comments, because I'd rather not be the punchline of a joke, unless I know the joke. Now that I know, all is well with the universe, and I'll continue to wear my flatcap.

We can keep this thread open though for a bit, just to hear some more comments on it, but if at any point people start to argue over what's ok or not ok, we can just close it up.

Thanks Jaime.

[Panache]

So way back at the beginning of this thread Ayin McFye had a question...

Ok, I've been noticing more and more people keep saying stuff like "Yeah, and he was wearing a flat cap with his kilt. HAHAHA" and I'll admit I'm pretty lost on this. I wear my flat cap all the time, both with my kilt and non-kilted. I also wear a cowboy hat and my kilt from time to time. I've seen people wear top hats, turbans, baseball caps, and bandanas, but for some reason there seems to be people laughing when a flat cap is worn with a kilt.

I just need to know whether or not I'm the blunt end of a joke that I'm unaware of. I still intend to wear whatever hat I want, no matter what anyone says, but I'd like someone to please fill me in if possible.

I'm not that offended by all the comments, I more just want to know why people keeping pointing it out, in what seems like a negative way.

And a fellow named Panache should have answered...

Ayin,

The subject came up in a couple of threads a while ago. A lot of us on this side of the pond think that flat caps go very well with kilts. However in Scotland many feel that flat caps have their place but they simply aren't worn with kilts. There are several factors as to why this is, but they are less understandable to us over here.

If I may suggest to the Ladies and Gentlemen of XMTS that this subject like white hose has been debated enough and now it is time for us all to agree to disagree.

Does that sound like a good plan to you Ayin?

Cheers

Jamie

[Ayin McFye]

If I may suggest to the Ladies and Gentlemen of XMTS that this subject like white hose has been debated enough and now it is time for us all to agree to disagree.

Does that sound like a good plan to you Ayin?

Cheers

Jamie

Agreed. I've got my answer, and this has definitely gone on long enough. I thank everyone for all their input, and like Jamie has said, some of us will just have to agree to disagree.

Over the years, I've learned a lot about most of you, and one of the biggest things that I've learned is that although we ask for advice sometimes, we are all adults and will still do what we please regardless.

I will still wear my flatcap, because I believe I look good in it. If someone doesn't like it, well that's their right. I wear kilts and its accessories for myself, not for anyone else.

Thanks again. Feel free to close it up.

Cheers!

[Panache]

Ayin has his answer and this thread is closed per his request.

Cheers

Jamie