The Dumbest Comment I Ever Heard

[Doh!]

FG, please tell us the name of this joint! You'd really be performing a public service.

What an idiot.

 

[FedoraGent]

Please see...

FG, please tell us the name of this joint! You'd really be performing a public service.

What an idiot.

Gents, please see:

http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=16721&page=1

http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?p=771545

And it was MensUSA.com...the posting at Styleforum is hilarious.

FG.

 

[Mike in Seattle]

"You can buy online, if you don't buy today I won't show you a suit. I'm not running a museum."

With that sort of attitude, the business owner soon will be running a museum with no customers, IMHO...

 

[Badluck Brody]

Something should be written

Write a letter to the company... I personally would never allow an employee to speak to a customer like that!!!:rage:

Very VERY unprofessional!!!

 

[SamMarlowPI]

put your fedora on, stare at the guy and pull a little "Cagney" wisecrack..."think you're tough, huh?"
i agree with Brody...terrible...

 

[FedoraGent]

You folks have to look at the SF posting...man they ripped the guy a new one.

FG.

 

[carter]

You folks have to look at the SF posting...man they ripped the guy a new one.

FG.

I certainly wouldn't want to be Michael Dade or whoever this fellow actually is.

 

[The Average Joe]

I've never understood the reason why people feel the need to make mention of someones hat or much more their appearance.
I've sported a different hats for 20 years and have always gotten something.
When I dress to the nine's my appearance has always reflected that of the 1880's to the 1950's. I don't wear vulgor or offencive attire. Yet, I'm looked upon as if I'm a freak of nature.

The only time I feel the need to make mention of someone's attire is when they're wearing something (hat, shirt, tie, shoes, etc....) that I've been looking for for my own wardrobe and would like to ask where they got it and complement them on it.:eusa_clap

If I'm going to make stupid/snide comments or laugh about someone's appearence, I'll do it with my wife, in the car, on the ride home.

....and BTW:

What's the deal with not showing FG a suit.
Do the store clerks not realize that by his obvious appearance he had money to spend and was there with a purpose?
Hopefully this was a rare occurrence.

 

[jamespowers]

Today when I tried to goto a suit store, when asked if I could look at the suits...they wanted a purchase decision before I even saw the suits... and he said:

"You can buy online, if you don't buy today I won't show you a suit. I'm not running a museum."

FG.

"You won't show me a suit?! What are you the Suit Germany's WWII-era leadership? No suit for you! Clearly they are fishing off the shallow end of the gene pool here for salesmen."

 

[Tony in Tarzana]

Dumb comments abound here, but I think Micky Dolenz wears his fedora with aplomb through it all:

http://www.tmz.com/tmz_main_video?titleid=1328185193

 

[BegintheBeguine]

Dumb comments abound here, but I think Micky Dolenz wears his fedora with aplomb through it all:

http://www.tmz.com/tmz_main_video?titleid=1328185193

All the dumb comments on one video! You'd think he was wearing an Indian headdress. Thanks for the link, Tony in Tarzana.

 

[Jovan]

He? All I see is a she.

 

[BegintheBeguine]

Hey Hey

Oh. They must update the site to show all the latest celebrity gossip. Well, the video did indeed have all of the dumb comments on it, and Mickey Dolenz did handle the idiots with aplomb. And this is the image I had in mind, memorable from the film Monterey Pop. http://www.emptymirrorbooks.com/keenan/c1967-8.html

 

[Jovan]

http://www.tmz.com/2007/11/29/hey-hey-theres-a-monkee-at-hyde/

Here's a better link for it, I think.

 

[The Wingnut]

'...grand opening of a pack of cigarettes.'

Okay, I'm stealing that one and USING it. What a class act.

 

[Delthayre]

Those were the days...

I never heard the most irritating and idiotic comment made about my wearing a fedora, but it was related to me by a friend shortly after it was uttered.

Either late in our time in high school, or perhaps during a vacation during our early years of college, I was at a local mall with several friends and wearing, as has been my habit since December of 2001, a black fedora. Apparently at some point someone nearby was overhead to say something to the effect that I wanted to look like a rapper. Fewer things could be further from the truth.

Does this look like a desperate hip-hop aficionado to you?

If they had said that I was trying to look like a jazz musician, then there might have been more truth in the matter.

Otherwise, my hats have won only accolades.

 

[patrick1987]

Could you have mis-heard rabbi?

 

[Edward]

lol

Dolenz hasn't lost it at all.... looks great in that suit, actually. Love the hat, I wonder what model / breed it is.

 

[kokopelli]

Now that's funny

I could see that happening with 50ish folk like me (a-bit of hearing loss)
I've heard quite a few references to "Clint" lately (I wear western). Makes no sense at all, but quite the compliment. Ron

Could you have mis-heard rabbi?

 

[J.T.Marcus]

A group from our church were downtown for a Christmas activity, when I accidentally heard two women talking. One said, What do you think of the preacher's hat?" The other replied, "I think it looks g......" I couldn't make out her last word, and still don't know if it was "good" or "goofy."