Wearing Baseball Caps Backwards

[Risottia]

Oh yeah? I was always told by Europeans that only Americans wear ball caps...

British are almost like Americans to us. They speak a posh dialect of the language.

Isn't Britain a colony of America nowadays?

[Cannot think of a name]

I'm not going out of my way to protect your delicate sensibilities. If you can't handle things this simple maybe the outside isn't the place for you.

Staying home
Not going to parties
And going to bed early have changed from punishments to life goals.

That said, you do have the right to wear what you want, I have the right to say what I want, you cant deal with it maybe you should stay off the streets.

We can deal with it just fine, by continuing to wear our backwards baseball caps and pants the way we want and calling out people who can't deal as weirdos who need to focus on their own paper.

I remember a time when I decided to humor the Clydes and dress to their restrictive and downright silly standards. Not only was I unhappy, I found myself now approachable by the worst, shallowist of people. I realized that not conforming to their weird little demands about how other people dress was like spines on a porcupine. It keeps unpleasant people at bay.

If doing something as simple as wearing a baseball cap backwards sends someone into convulsions where they're suddenly caught up in the proper function of bills, it's easier to go, "Ah, this person is unpleasant. Their opinions have now been calibrated accordingly."

[Ethel mermania]

Staying home
Not going to parties
And going to bed early have changed from punishments to life goals.

That said, you do have the right to wear what you want, I have the right to say what I want, you cant deal with it maybe you should stay off the streets.

We can deal with it just fine, by continuing to wear our backwards baseball caps and pants the way we want and calling out people who can't deal as weirdos who need to focus on their own paper.

I remember a time when I decided to humor the Clydes and dress to their restrictive and downright silly standards. Not only was I unhappy, I found myself now approachable by the worst, shallowist of people. I realized that not conforming to their weird little demands about how other people dress was like spines on a porcupine. It keeps unpleasant people at bay.

If doing something as simple as wearing a baseball cap backwards sends someone into convulsions where they're suddenly caught up in the proper function of bills, it's easier to go, "Ah, this person is unpleasant. Their opinions have now been calibrated accordingly."

Well if you wish to assume it sends me into convulsions, I think it says a bit more about you than me.

[Telconi]

Staying home
Not going to parties
And going to bed early have changed from punishments to life goals.

That said, you do have the right to wear what you want, I have the right to say what I want, you cant deal with it maybe you should stay off the streets.

We can deal with it just fine, by continuing to wear our backwards baseball caps and pants the way we want and calling out people who can't deal as weirdos who need to focus on their own paper.

I remember a time when I decided to humor the Clydes and dress to their restrictive and downright silly standards. Not only was I unhappy, I found myself now approachable by the worst, shallowist of people. I realized that not conforming to their weird little demands about how other people dress was like spines on a porcupine. It keeps unpleasant people at bay.

If doing something as simple as wearing a baseball cap backwards sends someone into convulsions where they're suddenly caught up in the proper function of bills, it's easier to go, "Ah, this person is unpleasant. Their opinions have now been calibrated accordingly."

Well see, there you go, self inflicted segregation is the best kind.

[Cannot think of a name]

We can deal with it just fine, by continuing to wear our backwards baseball caps and pants the way we want and calling out people who can't deal as weirdos who need to focus on their own paper.

I remember a time when I decided to humor the Clydes and dress to their restrictive and downright silly standards. Not only was I unhappy, I found myself now approachable by the worst, shallowist of people. I realized that not conforming to their weird little demands about how other people dress was like spines on a porcupine. It keeps unpleasant people at bay.

If doing something as simple as wearing a baseball cap backwards sends someone into convulsions where they're suddenly caught up in the proper function of bills, it's easier to go, "Ah, this person is unpleasant. Their opinions have now been calibrated accordingly."

Well if you wish to assume it sends me into convulsions, I think it says a bit more about you than me.

Any reaction beyond, "Well, I wouldn't do it that way" is an over-reaction that justifies hyperbole.

[Ethel mermania]

Well if you wish to assume it sends me into convulsions, I think it says a bit more about you than me.

Any reaction beyond, "Well, I wouldn't do it that way" is an over-reaction that justifies hyperbole.

Sure, if you say so.

[Scomagia]

Screw your fat shaming. I like some big girls in thongs.

I like big butts, I can not lie

Word.

[United Muscovite Nations]

But then your neck wil burn.

That's what this is for.

Just wear a keffiyeh.

[Telconi]

That's what this is for.

Just wear a keffiyeh.

Or a Lambrequin like a good Christian.

[The Two Jerseys]

Just wear a keffiyeh.

Or a Lambrequin like a good Christian.

I wear a Wolseley helmet like a good imperialist.

[Telconi]

Or a Lambrequin like a good Christian.

I wear a Wolseley helmet like a good imperialist.

I'm not an imperialist tho.

Also I'm unironically wearing a pith helmet right now.

[Greed and Death]

If I am wearing sunglasses I will wear the cap backwards so the brim covers my pale neck.

[Risottia]

Well, in Italy the lower-low class tend to copy whatever comes from America and looks "gangsta" or whatever.

>implying all working class culture is gang culture

>implying workers are the lower-lows

[Risottia]

Who the hell just casually walks around in an ushanka

who casually walks around in a phrygian cap

It's pretty standard if you want to walk through Ivrea in winter without being hit by oranges.

[Farnhamia]

If I am wearing sunglasses I will wear the cap backwards so the brim covers my pale neck.

Get a kerchief. You're a Texan, aren't you? Do you think any of your ancestors who tamed the Wild West wore baseball caps backwards on a cattle drive?

[Rojava Free State]

>implying all working class culture is gang culture

>implying workers are the lower-lows

Working class doesn't mean anyone who works although the term is definitely confusing. it means the working poor basically

[Greed and Death]

If I am wearing sunglasses I will wear the cap backwards so the brim covers my pale neck.

Get a kerchief. You're a Texan, aren't you? Do you think any of your ancestors who tamed the Wild West wore baseball caps backwards on a cattle drive?

Sometimes I wear the cap forward with a wife beater tucked in it.

[The Free Joy State]

British are almost like Americans to us. They speak a posh dialect of the language.

Isn't Britain a colony of America nowadays?

Not yet, but there are some people that appear to be working on it.

[Ethel mermania]

Isn't Britain a colony of America nowadays?

Not yet, but there are some people that appear to be working on it.

The best revenge you could get on us, isn’t it.

[Lanoraie II]

It's a cute way to wear a hat depending on the rest of your outfit, as with all things in fashion. You can either look like a thug, a cute sporty girl, a stoned Asian rapper, or something else depending on what you pair it with.

I prefer wearing mine backwards because the brim irritates me.

[Holy Marsh]

Ken Griffey Jr. wore it as such and thus it is correct.

[Raider Clans]

Those look pretty bad to be honest.

[Vals Hyrserd]

>implying workers are the lower-lows

Working class doesn't mean anyone who works although the term is definitely confusing. it means the working poor basically

That's not what it means. The working poor means the poor that works and is specifically defined as someone who is employed but still under the poverty line.

Working class is ill defined. Usually it is connected to not having a college degree. When the media says that working class whites supported Trump, they mean whites without a college degree. That is however not exact, while one can have a blue collar job and a college degree. It isn't common, but it happens.

So while the definition of working class is fuzzy, it doesn't have much to do with money. Plumbers are considered working class, but often make more money than teachers, who belong to the professional class.

[Pax Nerdvana]

I wear a battered old John Deere hat everyday. I wear it with the brim forward. I personally think backwards hats look odd.

[Rojava Free State]

Working class doesn't mean anyone who works although the term is definitely confusing. it means the working poor basically

That's not what it means. The working poor means the poor that works and is specifically defined as someone who is employed but still under the poverty line.

Working class is ill defined. Usually it is connected to not having a college degree. When the media says that working class whites supported Trump, they mean whites without a college degree. That is however not exact, while one can have a blue collar job and a college degree. It isn't common, but it happens.

So while the definition of working class is fuzzy, it doesn't have much to do with money. Plumbers are considered working class, but often make more money than teachers, who belong to the professional class.

The colloquial use of the term often refers to the working poor although yes, the actual term classifies a large group of people with very different jobs. Like when they say "working class British youth made punk rock," they're really saying impoverished British youth, but working class sounds better.

I'm not a fan of the term myself. I tend to classify society as rich, middle class and poor and that's it