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rain hat
a hat that produces a pretty waterfall effect around the face for cooling and aesthetic purposes | |
perhaps a ten-gallon hat? perhaps not – it might prove to be a wee bit heavy. a litre would most probably be adequate to give a pleasant spray as one perambulates in the heat. the reservoir is in the centre and the apertures around the brim of the hat can be adjusted to allow a short deluge or a longer
refreshing light shower.
if you did happen to get caught in a real shower, more to the good; as your reservoir would be topped up without any bother.
beer might prove to be popular as an alternative.
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How about vodka as an alternative? It's high alcohol content would mean that it would evapourate more rapidly producing an increased cooling effect. It's also nearly odourless. hic.+ |
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Mr. Burns, you are a genius. Why
didn't you tell us that you saw Po's
rain hat on your screen? Is it
going to hit my area and for how
long? |
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throw a bucket of water over me but I need this.. |
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Well, if it's going to be a damed reservoir it sounds like a good place for some power generation equipment. Perhaps to drive a fan? |
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Now why did I think this was a FarmerJohn effort? Maybe he'll draw you a pretty picture if you ask him nicely. |
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Your are most likely to need it when the sun is out and you are sweating. Put a little solar cell and a pump together. The pump pumps the sweat that ran into your shoes back onto the hat. No wasted water any more and no blisters from wet socks while hiking. |
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