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Shopping. I really try to remember to bring bags so I
don’t
have to get another plastic shopping bag. But I forget. So
often.
I’m not really a “hat person”, but I suppose I could be
persuaded if there was a functional purpose (other than
hiding my hair).
This is a diverse range of handsome
headwear that, in
each
case, conceal a handy carrying container. Some models
(say a Deerstalker style) fold out into a simple grocery
bag, adequate for a pint of milk and a couple of onions.
The more advanced ones (perhaps a classic Victorian
stovepipe hat) conceal a compact back-pack of sufficient
capacity for several days-worth of groceries.
Victorian hat-wearing gentlemen
https://www.thevint...16/01/29/48734/amp/
Capacious. And useful [Frankx, Nov 18 2019]
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Sort-of baked, in an informal way - not as a specifically engineered product - and probably not WKTE; certainly not overly publicised by an individual* with a difficult relationship with alcohol (it frequently declined to remain inside his digestive system due to the large amount already in residence ) who mitigated his regurgitatory indiscretions by means of an airline airsickness bag carried in his hat ... |
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Anyway, have a croissant to place in your headwear and carry home ... |
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*now, alas, deceased, from self-inflicted renal damage. |
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Thank you [8th]. My sympathy for the loss of a
friend. |
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// I thought Ian Tindale was back // |
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The idea lacks the obligatory [IT] rant about obnoxious commuters, so easy to spot it's not him. |
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