View Poll Results: Do you wear your hat at the dinner table??
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Hat at the dinner table
#1
10-01-2007, 09:24 AM
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Hat at the dinner table
I was at my girlfriends house 1st time i ment her dad and i wore my hat at the dinner table when i eat dinner there. He didnt say anything to me about it. But later he told her that he didnt like me wearing the hat at the dinner table. No big deal next time i will take it off it is his house and i have no problem respecting his rules. But i see no big deal at all about wearing a hat at the dinner table my dad always wore his and so do all of my other friends. So do you take your hat off or leave it on???
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#2
10-01-2007, 09:27 AM
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Take the hat off when you eat at someone else's house. It shows you have manners and will be some great brownie points for the future father-in-law
#3
10-01-2007, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Double R
Take the hat off when you eat at someone else's house. It shows you have manners and will be some great brownie points for the future father-in-law
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#4
10-01-2007, 11:39 AM
Re: Hat at the dinner table
Originally Posted by Mackman
But i see no big deal at all about wearing a hat at the dinner table my dad always wore his and so do all of my other friends.
I guess you could look at it this way. If your wearing jeans and a tee-shirt, hats are fine. If your wearing khakis and a nice shirt, hat probably wouldn't go well. I really think taking off your hat is a respect thing. To our generation it's no big deal but it might mean something to the baby-boomer generation.
#6
10-02-2007, 02:42 AM
When I go to eat at the Mo-in-laws place nobody wears a hat at the dinner table, so I dont either.
Picnics and BBQ's are a different story. I didnt wear a hat at the table when I was a kid either. Its just a matter of the level manners someone was brought up with.
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#7
10-02-2007, 10:45 AM
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I dunno, but I was of the opinion that a "gentleman" always removes his hat upon entering any establishment?????????
Some of you southern ladies & gentlemen might be able to add your opinions.
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#8
10-02-2007, 10:54 AM
I am surprise that anyone would have to ask that! There are some resturants that require you to remove you head gear and not talk on your cell phones while dining!
Not trying to be mean but I take it that you are not Ex military with a questoin like that! "Hats at the dinner table is go TACKY" Why do people with big back yards and a privacy fence allow their kids to play in the front yard or store all of their junk on the front? Just my 2 cents
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#9
10-02-2007, 01:40 PM
Depends on the situation. If you're just out with friends or hanging around the house with the family, leave it on. Anything else, you always take it off.
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