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The discussion centers around a post expressing confusion over the lack of engagement regarding hats, specifically mentioning that people are not wearing enough hats. A link to a photo of winter hats is shared, indicating a preference for one of the styles, despite it being marketed for women. The conversation includes lighthearted banter, with participants joking about the topic and making playful comments. The overall tone remains casual and humorous, with no serious debate or in-depth analysis on the subject of hats.
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I have posted, but people are not wearing enough hats?

Hi guys.
 
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Uhmmm, what?
 
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I have posted, but people are not wearing enough hats?

http://goo.gl/mvDXp"
 
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I know it's for women, but I think the left one would look great on me.

[PLAIN]http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/5453/winter20hats.jpg

Hi, Galron.
 
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"What was that about hats again?"

:smile:



Sorry just my little inane joke. :wink:

"Aharrrr! Avast ye land lubbers I's come to take over yers loot."
 
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