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    Re: Wearing pj's at the store, weird.

    Quote Originally Posted by WickedBalls View Post
    I know many,many years ago here in Chicago, if you dressed like this you were Black and you were bangin'.Of course the fitted hat was cocked to one side or the other for representation.Does that cocked to the side hat still represent something?I don't even see kids wearing hats straight or backwards anymore.
    I never really did understand that, I think one person somewheres did it, then some people followed. To me it just makes the person look like an idiot when their hat is cocked to one side. I wear a hat to keep lighting out of my eye, so the bill forward is how I wear it, now on the other hand, if i'm riding in a convertible car or a t-top car, or on a motorcycle, I turn my hat backwards so the wind doesn't catch the bill of the cat and yank it off. Plus a hat isn't comfortable turned to either side, because of its shape.
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