A Genuine Prat-Hat, as modelled by Peter
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A blank page cries out for words like a sandy beach cries out for a castle; DJC-B
The one who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the one doing it; Chinese Proverb
A mill cannot grind with the water that has passed; Chinese Proverb
A ringing telephone is an invitation, not an imperative; DJC-B
7 comments:
Aha, the original quizzical look's been traded for another.
Oh my goodness, we're almost twins; I'm sure I have a hat just like that somewhere.
And now I've seen it!
Oh no, that wasn't it. That was my gypsy hat. The prat-hat is another picture entirely. I thought about posting it...but it has a sports team logo on it and I wasn't sure if that was wise, given your disdain for sports-related items being worn when one is not engaged in sport.
That's true but should you be swayed by the irrational prejudices of a English snob?
What I should do and what I do do are often two entirely different things, sadly. I chose to be swayed, in deference to your irrational prejudices. Because you seem to find the nicest powdery or scaly reddish-brown or reddish-yellow hydrated ferric oxides formed on iron and iron-containing materials by low-temperature oxidation in the presence of water.
Ah, the magic of rust. I have a few images in the can which I'll post over the next week or two. Can't let you have them all at one in case it proves too much for you!
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