Granted, it was windy and everyone knew it was going to be a cold night. And, doubly granted, every boat has one guy who has a hat like this. But, the lobster claw? Why would you steer a boat with lobster claws? Strike that, HOW do you steer a boat with lobster claws?
Keith was warmer than most of us that night. But at what cost?
2 comments:
This may have been just a sly ruse, Edward.
Hats like that are often worn to evoke pathos and to project an image of haplessness. This was likely a ploy to have someone on the next watch offer to relieve him early.
Whenever I see that style of hat, I suspect ulterior motives.
Warm is good. Save style for the apres-race cocktails and apertifs.
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