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Why wouldn't Walnut Creek have a bomb squad? They have their own Tiffany & Co. store, and how many cities can say that?
aw. that's adorable. good for them!
I think the Walnut Creek bomb squad is really two regular cops who get paid extra to carry around wire cutters and safety glasses.
How come nobody calls them fedoras anymore? The hats, I mean. It's like the world didn't exist before 1981 or something.
if he had the coordinating indiana jones brown leather jacket, yes. otherwise, you're right: it's a fedora, as worn by old guys, creepy private detectives and middle-aged white guys whose wives told them it makes them look rakish.
if he had the coordinating indiana jones brown leather jacket, yes. otherwise, you're right: it's a fedora,
A fedora's a fedora, says I.
But, for the record (acording to The Gate), he was wearing a "brown coat". Does this mean he's a Joss Whedon fan, too?
as worn by old guys, creepy private detectives and middle-aged white guys whose wives told them it makes them look rakish.
My wife thinks mine makes me look like a rabbi...
Indiana Jones???!!!! How out of date.
He should have been wearing a Batman outfit.
ha! your wife rules!
Fedoras are also worn by nerds who think it makes them unique in combination with their witty computer-related tshirt and black jeans.
ha! your wife rules!
I couldn't agree more, SFX. Thanks!
But, in my defense, it is a black pinstripe fedora. And I have a serious beard going right now. I've also been told my hat/beard combo makes me look like a hillbilly moonshiner and/or Amish. It's kinda like a Rorschach test.
But, getting back to the actual story: this guy sounds like a choad. It's not nice to threaten Amtrak conductors and freak people out on a Monday.
Fedoras are also worn by nerds who think it makes them unique...
I wish I was a nerd. Those folks make serious money.
I'm guessing it wasn't just for giggles. Probably what happened is he misjudged the weight of the golden idol.
(My fedoras only make middle aged women hit on me. I got called Cary Grant with a beard the other day by a woman who looked old enough to have given birth the Cary Grant. I don't think she could see anything beyond a beard and a hat)
OrangeDrink FTW, as the kids say.
i'm noticing that the guys who actually wear fedoras have beards. what gives?
i'm noticing that the guys who actually wear fedoras have beards. what gives?
We do that so people won't think we're Indiana Jones fanboys...
I wish men under the age of 60 could pull off a fedora. But every time I see a guy younger than that wearing one, I have to admit, he looks a little dorky (although I'm sure you look ravishing, Orangedrink). And I know what my husband's getting for a gift when he hits the big 6-0.
Of course, I wish women still wore gloves and hats, as well. Oh how I long for a simpler, more formally dressed time...
you guys are way behind the times. Yes Walnut Creek has it's own bomb squad. Neiman Marcus would not come there if it didn't. It is now the best place to live in California and 95% safer than SF. So there!
Is there really a creek filled with walnuts somewhere?