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Why would guys want to leave those ugly stickers on the caps?  
 
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Because.
 
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same reason I have a deck of cards in my spokes.
 
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What do you want to do?  Rip their sticker off and bend the straight bill of their cap as well?  Concentrate on your own shiit and leave others alone.  Better Karma gives you a better life.
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:


What do you want to do?  Rip their sticker off and bend the straight bill of their cap as well?  Concentrate on your own shiit and leave others alone.  Better Karma gives you a better life.

If people apply this simple rule, then wars will end and prisons will empty.

Nice person? Don't care what the hell you look like.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:


What do you want to do?  Rip their sticker off and bend the straight bill of their cap as well?  Concentrate on your own shiit and leave others alone.  Better Karma gives you a better life.
Yes...because I'm not 12 anymore.
 
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It appears they stole the cap and they think that's cool.
 
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Because they enjoy looking like ghetto trash...
 
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I like turtles
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DTher85:

Because they enjoy looking like ghetto trash...

Stickers are 'ghetto trash'??? Interesting perspective (and we know the demographics of who is saying it).
 
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I Love leaving the new era stickers on my hats ..

 

Usually get some custom lettering of my Kids names and bithdays as well ..

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Quote Originally Posted by houguy28:

Why would guys want to leave those ugly stickers on the caps?  

 

why does you fat wife like cake ?

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Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

 

why does you fat wife like cake ?

loser with stickers on his cap.  Grow up.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

I Love leaving the new era stickers on my hats ..

 

Usually get some custom lettering of my Kids names and bithdays as well ..

 
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Minnie Pearl wore the price tag hanging from her hat on the Grand Ole Opry Stage. Google Minnie Pearl images.

I have a Rice University Football cap with one of those shinny NCAA authorized stickers on the underside of the bill and it is not going to be removed.

As long as the hat is not offensive I really do not get why it is any kind of an issue...   Really...


 
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It's the g'd up thing to do
 
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Can someone please tell me where I can get a hat with the bill turned sideways ?

I go in to all the sports stores and online and all I can find are caps with the bills facing forwards. All I want is one with the bill facing sideways
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I thought it was so they can return it. Bill is straight, sticker is still on. Wear it for a while, then get a new one. I don't see how that applies to these championship hats though. I think the return thing is what started it, then I became "fly" to have stickers on your hat.
 
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It started in the hoods of America and has just worked its way into everyone's area now. Reasoning behind it though was that when they were done rolling a blunt they would have spit on there fingers and maybe some coloring from the blunt. Afterwards they would touch the bill of there hat and then get it dirty. That's why the stickers are left on. Thumb on the bottom sticker index finger on top. No sticky icky gets on the hat. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Randisist:

Minnie Pearl wore the price tag hanging from her hat on the Grand Ole Opry Stage. Google Minnie Pearl images.

I have a Rice University Football cap with one of those shinny NCAA authorized stickers on the underside of the bill and it is not going to be removed.

As long as the hat is not offensive I really do not get why it is any kind of an issue...   Really...


 

because this hillbilly hoguy needs to understand why no one likes him

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Actually its a good idea.  It lets one spot a douc hebag from a further distance.  Tucking the ears in gets them extra credit.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by potter36:

Actually its a good idea.  It lets one spot a douc hebag from a further distance.  Tucking the ears in gets them extra credit.

Oh man I havent seen that look in a minute. Instant classic.

I always assumed tags were kept on to signify that it was new. Who really cares. Let people where it how they want, and they will let you wear your "Number 1 Dad" snapback hat with the brim bent to a point. Thats what makes America, America.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by potter36:

Actually its a good idea.  It lets one spot a douc hebag from a further distance.  Tucking the ears in gets them extra credit.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5ZM0-f5_CU&list=PL83DDC2327BEB616D&index=6

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Quote Originally Posted by Randisist:

Minnie Pearl wore the price tag hanging from her hat on the Grand Ole Opry Stage. Google Minnie Pearl images.

I have a Rice University Football cap with one of those shinny NCAA authorized stickers on the underside of the bill and it is not going to be removed.

As long as the hat is not offensive I really do not get why it is any kind of an issue...   Really...


I can understand the little silver sticker, I'm talking about the top of the bill of the cap showing the size of the cap.  That's like leaving the sticker of the waist and length size on Levis pants. 
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