Kevin Thanks for this info! We'd met at least once, maybe twice, not too long after you guys had opened on East 9th street in the East Village. I do remember how cool and patient you were with me, sharing details about how to buy and take care of your hats, letting me try on one hat after the other. I'd never got around to buying any for myself, but I did send around a couple of friends who are everlastingly satisfied for your service. I now live in Sweden (Stockholm) with my wife. But I still come back to New York ti visit friends and relatives alike, as often as I can. Thanks again and I hope we meet again in the near future. Earnestly Dwayne Clemons
I watch a lot of videos for guitars,music gear reviews.. and they all begin with a little title header, a heavy metal guitar playing solos in the background,or some heavy blues guitar..they're all boring to watch,I always skip that part..it's a waste of 10 seconds. I chose to skip the intro on purpose. It becomes a drag when u watch a lot of you-tube videos, all those intros.. I'd rather just get to the point. But I always appreciate the input,advice. I'll think about it.and thank you, I'm glad u enjoyed it.
Thnx quad! I have a tin of the Filson oil finish wax that I'll treat it with. Then I'll put one of those "fedora" plastic hat blocks in it, shape it and let it cure for a few days.
You're very welcome 😀 Cool! Glad I was able to help clarify things for you. thank you very much for watching, .. for the nice comment, and for reaching out , Kevin
precisely, u can just change up the crown, for a pork pie, it's good to use a little ruler, measure how high u make the crown on all sides, it'll keep it even.. make sure u make the thing deep enough too. Lower pork pies look cool, but too low will look really bad,like a muffin or something, the top gets bubble-like.. best of luck, if u are in NY, bring it in! I'll reshape it into a pork pie any day u come in.. take me 5-7 minutes..
Kevin, Please do a video on how to curl a brim up like that on the green hat you’re wearing in this video. There are plenty vids on flattening a brim but I’ve not seen any that show how to create a flange that allows that brim to be flipped up symmetrically 360. How do you accomplish the upward curl brim?
I’ve made videos on the subject, how to get the flange (curve) back in a floppy, soft brim.. a few like that, and I do that a lot whenever u see me steaming hats, but sure, that’s a good one, u got it.
It’s not something I can explain in a sentence or two, u need to stiffen the hat, steam it,and push it from the other side of the brim to enhance to curve, then use the edge of a tabletop to get the edge straight..hard to explain, but I’ll try to make a video on this
I'm trying to make a Buster Keaton pork pie. I've read that using a wool felt hat is not ideal because wool doesn't tend to hold its shape when reformed. Do you agree with this? I'm just looking for a cheap hat for a Buster Keaton costume and all the cheap fedoras are wool.
We sell various types,and every year they’re a little different. The best type is made fro, 100% fur felt. Not wool. These are the real deal ones, but they cost twice what a wool felt one costs, A good cheaper one to look for is the Stetson Cranston model, it’s made in Mexico and sells for very cheap. If u buy something Walmart quality, it’ll be fun for a little while, but the first rain it’ll all but dissolve. A good inexpensive one is called the “stingy wool pork pie “ on www.jjhatcenter.com its made in NYC, USA and it’s been a top seller for a long time, short brim, black..very cool and compact..it’s a stiffer felt, so it’ll hold its shape for a long time...and for the price, it’s a wonderful hat,
Do you have any experience with Filson tin cloth packer hats? The material is oil cloth and probably thinner than felt. I've heard steam is a big no-no with this material. I just bought one but would really like to learn to shape it
Steam is a GIANT no no for oil cloth or waxed cotton. It basically makes he wax melt and creates a big spot on your hat, don't try it. The reason we sell 99.9% straw and felt hats only here is for that reason U can keep reshaping me, like a shoe shine.. U bring it in, we give it back looking nice and new. Have u ever had a really good she shine ? Where u are shocked at how new it looks afterwards? It's like that, If u spend $350 on good Italian fur felt by.a 200 year old hat company, U will probably get great results after steaming. Leather, oil cloth, waxed cotton, suede, cotton, linen,canvas and all these other materials just wear out, Some people like the look of an old weathered leather hat, that's cool. But otherwise, there are reasons why felt is so popular, I wear my green hat every day, it's very old, and I never really do anything to it, not even steam.. I just hang it up. It takes rain,snow..and I've worn it,rolled it up countless times..for years. Good felt.
hi kevin, is it proper to have the flange to be more upturned (curled up even more than what you have at the end of the video)? the reason i ask is that i've seen pork pie hats that are shaped like the way you did it in this video, but i have also seen some with the brim curled up a lot more. also, what's the best way to curl up the brim more? thanks
Spray some ultra hold hair spray on the underside of the brim,thin,even,misty coat. let it dry. (dust it w tape first before spraying) then steam the front half of the brim,underside only,keep spray and steam AWAY from the leather sweatband,cover it if u can,or avoid it carefully. when it's steamed and still hot, put it on the table top and press down on the brim w your fingers, right where the brim meets the crown,in that corner.its a pivot point,the brim should pop up if u do it right. .press hard,keep all your fingers in a row,like a semi circle,the front of the brim should pop up, enhancing the curve to the brim. hold it perfectly still, until it cools, After that, if u need more.. u can just steam in that same corner u pressed down on. ,on the overside of the brim this time,and w your hand on the underside, push the brim up into place, it should flex as it heats up don't force it, push gently as u steam,(andwhile it cools,hold it still) press the underside of the brim up towards the crown. It works better w the spray, If u are in NYC,bring it in..I'll do it free Good luck😎! Kev
Good idea for my next video, "How to raise a Droopy Brim Higher" or something like that..I might do that exact video soon. It's hard to describe but easy to demonstrate.great idea.thank u😁
I'm amazed at how you can take a 15 year old hat and make it look brand new, so cool, and great video but a suggestion you should make like an intro or something that you can put at the beginning of all your videos, just so the videos are more like videos I guess and not just clips, anyways thanks for another great video, I hope to see more in future
Thought about it, it's an excuse to make some music,too. But I usually skip those intro things, when I'm watching RUclips. I kinda pride myself on my unedited,unscripted style..I never cut out mistakes, or start over when I screw up. I like that. But it does come off as unprofessional, no production or slickness anywhere.. A nice intro might sort of compensate for that a little.. Maybe a short one, like 5-10 seconds..might be cool thanks!
Hope, an iron makes things flat, nothing is flat on a hat really, if u had a flat brimmed hat, u could iron the brim, but those are rare, 99% of hats out there all have curved brims. U can use the steam from an iron, or the steam from a kettle, but without stiffening a hat, steaming alone will probably undo any definition u already have,hereby making a hat worse, especially a weak source of steam. U stiffen with spray,let it sry, then steam to soften an area, and hold it into place as it cools. without strong steam and some hair spray to stiffen, u just really make a hat worse. Watch a few videos of mine where I fix the hats,and watch how I stiffen them first. if u can get some steam going, it may work, be careful not to get burned,it can be dangerous using any steam.GL!
Steam the front and sides so u soften that whole area by both pinches. Quickly Re-pinch it so it looks more even, before it dries.. and then hold it in font of a fan to dry, carefully, hold the pinches still ,under the fan,for a couple of minutes until it's dry. afterwards, look at it at a birds eye view to see if the symmetry is ok. U can adjust it while it semi wet. This works very well with 100% fur felt hats, if u are using wool, it's very hard. Almost impossible. U would Ned to spray that area w hair spray first, let it dry, the steam it, pinch and hold..cool w fan.. Wool hats are technically not shareable this way, but u can sort of do it, u need hot steam and some spray.
No steam for oil cloth. It will melt the oil or wax on the cloth, definitely no. The advantage of felt is that u can shape and reshape it, cloth of any kind or leather, suede can't be shaped. One reason why u see felt and straw in the better hat shops is this, oil cloth and waxed cotton is impossible to shape. Try stuffing the crown w tissue very firmly and tightly,then shaping it slightly, for the crown. Use weights to flatten the brim, let it sit for a few days. Although it may not work much, u can try. These hats are inherently wrinkly by nature, just accept it and enjoy it.. Not much u can do. Thnx k
U can't reshape a cotton hat, which is precisely why we stick to fur felt & straw, which can be reshaped. You can't use this method on cloth, leather,suede, cotton,tweed, rain hats or anything else.. just fur felt or stiffer straws.
Great videos! I'm in the process of converting a women's felt hat that originally had a wide swoopy brim, down in back and front, arched over the ears, into a pork pie. The crown is now pork pie shaped instead of the original bowler shape thanks to your video. I trimmed down the brim to 1 1/2" and applied light coats of hair spray and let it dry overnight. I can't seem to get the brim to curve upwards evenly, nor have a snap. Since this hat didn't have a snap brim to begin with, does this mean I won't be able to reshape it into one? Also, is there a standard diameter I should try to achieve in the crown ring that distinguishes a pork pie?
The curve on the brim is called the Flange, when a brim has no flange at all, it's really tough to create that curve with your hands and steam. You really just need to get the brim professionally flanged, our hat makers can do it for $20. but if the felt is wool and really cheap, it's not worth it. There are ways to fake it, you can take another stiffer hat and use it as a mold...but the hat has to be a little bigger size and the right brim size, which is unlikely,unless u work at a hat shop, you won't have a bigger hat on hand. Also, when you cut a brim, you usually cut off the curviest part and what is left behind is the flat part. After you cut a brim, it needs to be re-flanged. You can steam it on the top of the brim where the brim meets the crown, soften the back of the hat.. and then take your fingers and push down on the brim with two hands, right next to the crown, so the back of the brim kind of stands at attention,. hold all ten fingers firmly down on the back of the brim until it cools. if the brim looks a little curvier,try it again, rotate the hat and do it all around the front and back brim until it won't go up any more, this may help a little. After you get some curve back, you can get the ripples out of the edge of the brim by steaming the brim and laying it softly against the table top, using it as a straight edge, I do this in most of my steaming videos.. it's hard to explain all this, I'll try to make a video sometime.. Most likely what u are trying is not going to work much, just accept the brim for what it is and work with it.. If you can't get a hat to do one shape effectively, it may be best to go for another approach. As for the crown, all crowns are different, there is no standard diameter, all the sizes from small to XXL are slightly different too. The person who creates the block, or mold, for the hat's shape designs it the way they think looks aesthetically pleasing, while keeping it deep enough to fit well. Use your eyes, it's good to measure the height of a pork pie crown, so it's even looking. after you get the height even, you can try to modify it a bit,lower the back or whatever..but this is the one shape I usually measure, for symmetry etc
U can't really, steam takes out wrinkles.. If it's the crown, You can try stuffing the crown really tight w tissue,or paper until it really tight, and try to form it into the shape u want, hit it w steam...let it dry. Sometimes this helps, if it's the brim, try covering the brim with a cloth ,then iron it flat, put heavy objects on it, keep the cloth between any weights and the cotton..so u don't make marks on it w the heavy weights
Yeah, I know..I tried coming in early morning before work,(to film these things) This particular day there was a guy tapping on the window,waving.. trying to ask me a price or something.. I didn't want to start again, so I tried ignoring him, which made him become 10x more persistent and aggressive.. waving, making angry bug eyes at me,shrugging shoulders..as if to say,"WTF??? I'm HERE!! YO; LOOK!!!SAY SOMETHING!!!" I shoulda started again 😂
“dude” definition 1? Or 2....? /do͞od/ INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN noun 1. a man; a guy. "if some dude smacked me, I'd smack him back" verb 1. dress up elaborately. "my brother was all duded up in silver and burgundy". Not sure if I get the jist of your comment, But thanks
Kevin, You are a cool dude. 👍
Thx Jack,
right back atchya
😎✌️
Thank you for this!!! I've been looking for a pork pie block for the longest and now I don't need one haha! Thanks!
Great video Kevin! Thanks for all the info you share
striketheiron 63 ✌️😎
Kevin
Thanks for this info! We'd met at least once, maybe twice, not too long after you guys had opened on East 9th street in the East Village. I do remember how cool and patient you were with me, sharing details about how to buy and take care of your hats, letting me try on one hat after the other. I'd never got around to buying any for myself, but I did send around a couple of friends who are everlastingly satisfied for your service. I now live in Sweden (Stockholm) with my wife. But I still come back to New York ti visit friends and relatives alike, as often as I can. Thanks again and I hope we meet again in the near future.
Earnestly
Dwayne Clemons
Dwayne Clemons thanx bro now I know who u are😎be cool,D
I watch a lot of videos for guitars,music gear reviews..
and they all begin with a little title header, a heavy metal guitar playing solos in the background,or some heavy blues guitar..they're all boring to watch,I always skip that part..it's a waste of 10 seconds.
I chose to skip the intro on purpose. It becomes a drag when u watch a lot of
you-tube videos, all those intros..
I'd rather just get to the point.
But I always appreciate the input,advice. I'll think about it.and thank you, I'm glad u enjoyed it.
Thnx quad! I have a tin of the Filson oil finish wax that I'll treat it with. Then I'll put one of those "fedora" plastic hat blocks in it, shape it and let it cure for a few days.
Very informative thank you I have an older fedora that I may try to convert to a pork pie.
Benjamin C thanks, it can be pretty easy, just measure,make sure the hat is symmetrical in height, GL!
Expert level. Wow.
Thank u!😃👍
That was the Dog's Bollocks, mate. Thoroughly enjoyed watching you at yer craft...
TheGeezer30 thank you,
kevin
Dogz bollocks indeed, itz true.
Very cool video.
Thx Roger🤠✌️
brilliant job. thanks!
Thank you 😎
This dude is cooler than the other side of the pillow
I pretty much stumbled across your video while looking for the style. Thumbs for the craftmanship though.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks for this vid really needed it
Your mom 222 2 you’re very welcome!🤠
Great!!!
Very cool.
Thanks 😎!
Thanks for this bro u opened my eyes
You're very welcome 😀 Cool! Glad I was able to help clarify things for you.
thank you very much for watching,
.. for the nice comment,
and for reaching out , Kevin
precisely, u can just change up the crown, for a pork pie, it's good to use a little ruler, measure how high u make the crown on all sides, it'll keep it even.. make sure u make the thing deep enough too. Lower pork pies look cool,
but too low will look really bad,like a muffin or something, the top gets bubble-like..
best of luck, if u are in NY, bring it in!
I'll reshape it into a pork pie any day u come in.. take me 5-7 minutes..
Kevin,
Please do a video on how to curl a brim up like that on the green hat you’re wearing in this video. There are plenty vids on flattening a brim but I’ve not seen any that show how to create a flange that allows that brim to be flipped up symmetrically 360. How do you accomplish the upward curl brim?
I’ve made videos on the subject, how to get the flange (curve) back in a floppy, soft brim.. a few like that, and I do that a lot whenever u see me steaming hats, but sure, that’s a good one, u got it.
It’s not something I can explain in a sentence or two, u need to stiffen the hat, steam it,and push it from the other side of the brim to enhance to curve, then use the edge of a tabletop to get the edge straight..hard to explain, but I’ll try to make a video on this
I can't believe that it literally looks like a legit Pork Pie
Steggy The Peg thank u!..I’m much better at it now, that’s an older video!..
I'm trying to make a Buster Keaton pork pie. I've read that using a wool felt hat is not ideal because wool doesn't tend to hold its shape when reformed. Do you agree with this? I'm just looking for a cheap hat for a Buster Keaton costume and all the cheap fedoras are wool.
Yes, wool isn't steamable-shapeable but u can get minimal results,I don't suggest using wool.. look for fur felt.
What's the best pork pie hat to buy can u just get them at Walmart or somewhere else?
We sell various types,and every year they’re a little different. The best type is made fro, 100% fur felt. Not wool. These are the real deal ones, but they cost twice what a wool felt one costs, A good cheaper one to look for is the Stetson Cranston model, it’s made in Mexico and sells for very cheap. If u buy something Walmart quality, it’ll be fun for a little while, but the first rain it’ll all but dissolve. A good inexpensive one is called the “stingy wool pork pie “ on www.jjhatcenter.com its made in NYC, USA and it’s been a top seller for a long time, short brim, black..very cool and compact..it’s a stiffer felt, so it’ll hold its shape for a long time...and for the price, it’s a wonderful hat,
www.jjhatcenter.com ( try the “ Wool Stingy Pork Pie” )
Do you have any experience with Filson tin cloth packer hats? The material is oil cloth and probably thinner than felt. I've heard steam is a big no-no with this material. I just bought one but would really like to learn to shape it
Steam is a GIANT no no for oil cloth or waxed cotton. It basically makes he wax melt and creates a big spot on your hat, don't try it.
The reason we sell 99.9% straw and felt hats only here is for that reason
U can keep reshaping me, like a shoe shine..
U bring it in, we give it back looking nice and new.
Have u ever had a really good she shine ? Where u are shocked at how new it looks afterwards?
It's like that,
If u spend $350 on good Italian fur felt by.a 200 year old hat company,
U will probably get great results after steaming.
Leather, oil cloth, waxed cotton, suede, cotton, linen,canvas and all these other materials just wear out,
Some people like the look of an old weathered leather hat, that's cool. But otherwise,
there are reasons why felt is so popular, I wear my green hat every day, it's very old, and I never really do anything to it, not even steam.. I just hang it up.
It takes rain,snow..and I've worn it,rolled it up countless times..for years. Good felt.
hi kevin,
is it proper to have the flange to be more upturned (curled up even more than what you have at the end of the video)? the reason i ask is that i've seen pork pie hats that are shaped like the way you did it in this video, but i have also seen some with the brim curled up a lot more. also, what's the best way to curl up the brim more?
thanks
Spray some ultra hold hair spray on the underside of the brim,thin,even,misty coat. let it dry.
(dust it w tape first before spraying)
then steam the front half of the brim,underside only,keep spray and steam AWAY from the leather sweatband,cover it if u can,or avoid it carefully.
when it's steamed and still hot, put it on the table top and press down on the brim w your fingers, right where the brim meets the crown,in that corner.its a pivot point,the brim should pop up if u do it right.
.press hard,keep all your fingers in a row,like a semi circle,the front of the brim should pop up, enhancing the curve to the brim.
hold it perfectly still, until it cools,
After that,
if u need more..
u can just steam in that same corner u pressed down on.
,on the overside of the brim this time,and w your hand on the underside, push the brim up into place, it should flex as it heats up don't force it, push gently as u steam,(andwhile it cools,hold it still)
press the underside of the brim up towards the crown.
It works better w the spray,
If u are in NYC,bring it in..I'll do it free
Good luck😎!
Kev
Good idea for my next video, "How to raise a Droopy Brim Higher" or something like that..I might do that exact video soon. It's hard to describe but easy to demonstrate.great idea.thank u😁
ruclips.net/video/qZ_jaVFDClA/видео.html I might do it here.. haven't watched it in ages, but yes.. maybe.
I'm amazed at how you can take a 15 year old hat and make it look brand new, so cool, and great video but a suggestion you should make like an intro or something that you can put at the beginning of all your videos, just so the videos are more like videos I guess and not just clips, anyways thanks for another great video, I hope to see more in future
Thought about it, it's an excuse to make some music,too. But
I usually skip those intro things, when I'm watching RUclips.
I kinda pride myself on my unedited,unscripted style..I never cut out mistakes, or start over when I screw up.
I like that.
But it does come off as unprofessional, no production or slickness anywhere..
A nice intro might sort of compensate for that a little..
Maybe a short one,
like 5-10 seconds..might be cool thanks!
can I do this with an iron? I know this is a silly Q but I'm serious. there are no hat shops in my city at all.
Hope, an iron makes things flat, nothing is flat on a hat really, if u had a flat brimmed hat, u could iron the brim, but those are rare, 99% of hats out there all have curved brims.
U can use the steam from an iron, or the steam from a kettle,
but without stiffening a hat, steaming alone will probably undo any definition u already have,hereby making a hat worse, especially a weak source of steam.
U stiffen with spray,let it sry, then steam to soften an area, and hold it into place as it cools.
without strong steam and some hair spray to stiffen, u just really make a hat worse.
Watch a few videos of mine where I fix the hats,and watch how I stiffen them first.
if u can get some steam going, it may work, be careful not to get burned,it can be dangerous using any steam.GL!
my hat is losing the pinch on the right side. the concave isn't deep like it is on the left side. how do I fix this?
Steam the front and sides so u soften that whole area by both pinches.
Quickly Re-pinch it so it looks more even, before it dries..
and then hold it in font of a fan to dry, carefully, hold the pinches still ,under the fan,for a couple of minutes until it's dry. afterwards, look at it at a birds eye view to see if the symmetry is ok. U can adjust it while it semi wet. This works very well with 100% fur felt hats, if u are using wool, it's very hard. Almost impossible.
U would Ned to spray that area w hair spray first, let it dry, the steam it, pinch and hold..cool w fan..
Wool hats are technically not shareable this way, but u can sort of do it, u need hot steam and some spray.
No steam for oil cloth. It will melt the oil or wax on the cloth, definitely no. The advantage of felt is that u can shape and reshape it, cloth of any kind or leather, suede can't be shaped. One reason why u see felt and straw in the better hat shops is this, oil cloth and waxed cotton is impossible to shape. Try stuffing the crown w tissue very firmly and tightly,then shaping it slightly, for the crown. Use weights to flatten the brim, let it sit for a few days. Although it may not work much, u can try.
These hats are inherently wrinkly by nature, just accept it and enjoy it.. Not much u can do. Thnx k
Epoch brand. Cotton hat how do.you reshape the top.
U can't reshape a cotton hat, which is precisely why we stick to fur felt & straw, which can be reshaped.
You can't use this method on cloth, leather,suede, cotton,tweed, rain hats or anything else.. just fur felt or stiffer straws.
KEVIN from JJ HAT CENTER 🎸HATS & GUITARS ! So how do theymake the cotton hats? Some iseking them and shaping themai have 4
Great videos! I'm in the process of converting a women's felt hat that originally had a wide swoopy brim, down in back and front, arched over the ears, into a pork pie. The crown is now pork pie shaped instead of the original bowler shape thanks to your video. I trimmed down the brim to 1 1/2" and applied light coats of hair spray and let it dry overnight. I can't seem to get the brim to curve upwards evenly, nor have a snap. Since this hat didn't have a snap brim to begin with, does this mean I won't be able to reshape it into one? Also, is there a standard diameter I should try to achieve in the crown ring that distinguishes a pork pie?
The curve on the brim is called the Flange, when a brim has no flange at all, it's really tough to create that curve with your hands and steam. You really just need to get the brim professionally flanged, our hat makers can do it for $20. but if the felt is wool and really cheap, it's not worth it.
There are ways to fake it, you can take another stiffer hat and use it as a mold...but the hat has to be a little bigger size and the right brim size, which is unlikely,unless u work at a hat shop, you won't have a bigger hat on hand.
Also, when you cut a brim, you usually cut off the curviest part and what is left behind is the flat part. After you cut a brim, it needs to be re-flanged.
You can steam it on the top of the brim where the brim meets the crown, soften the back of the hat.. and then take your fingers and push down on the brim with two hands, right next to the crown, so the back of the brim kind of stands at attention,. hold all ten fingers firmly down on the back of the brim until it cools. if the brim looks a little curvier,try it again, rotate the hat and do it all around the front and back brim until it won't go up any more, this may help a little.
After you get some curve back, you can get the ripples out of the edge of the brim by steaming the brim and laying it softly against the table top, using it as a straight edge, I do this in most of my steaming videos..
it's hard to explain all this, I'll try to make a video sometime..
Most likely what u are trying is not going to work much, just accept the brim for what it is and work with it.. If you can't get a hat to do one shape effectively, it may be best to go for another approach.
As for the crown, all crowns are different, there is no standard diameter, all the sizes from small to XXL are slightly different too. The person who creates the block, or mold, for the hat's shape designs it the way they think looks aesthetically pleasing, while keeping it deep enough to fit well.
Use your eyes, it's good to measure the height of a pork pie crown, so it's even looking. after you get the height even, you can try to modify it a bit,lower the back or whatever..but this is the one shape I usually measure, for symmetry etc
Real life mad hatter
Yeah, I guess I kind of am.. when you're right, you're right 😎
I think the pork pie looks better with a flat stiff brim. Just my opinion though
Stiff, yes. And tiny..always looks cool
ow do you reshape a cotton pork pie
U can't really, steam takes out wrinkles..
If it's the crown,
You can try stuffing the crown really tight w tissue,or paper until it really tight, and try to form it into the shape u want, hit it w steam...let it dry. Sometimes this helps,
if it's the brim, try covering the brim with a cloth ,then iron it flat, put heavy objects on it, keep the cloth between any weights and the cotton..so u don't make marks on it w the heavy weights
Not sure lot u can do
Really enjoyed your video. but you made me paranoid as a cat in a rocking Chair Factory with you constantly looking over your shoulder!!
Yeah, I know..I tried coming in early morning before work,(to film these things)
This particular day there was a guy tapping on the window,waving.. trying to ask me a price or something..
I didn't want to start again, so I tried ignoring him, which made him become 10x more persistent and aggressive.. waving, making angry bug eyes at me,shrugging shoulders..as if to say,"WTF??? I'm HERE!! YO; LOOK!!!SAY SOMETHING!!!"
I shoulda started again 😂
+quadrogong1111 Hey, love your videos! Just wondered... Do you shape a Panama with the same methods as a fur felt fedora?
Yes. But i use more stiffening spray
Come on Kevin let’s be honest you are a bit of a dude ....
“dude” definition 1?
Or 2....?
/do͞od/
INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN
noun
1.
a man; a guy.
"if some dude smacked me, I'd smack him back"
verb
1.
dress up elaborately.
"my brother was all duded up in silver and burgundy".
Not sure if I get the jist of your comment, But thanks