Rubbing For Good Luck

I have stated,

more than once,

how I like to start the weekend off,

by being funny on my

Friday Posts.

Last week,

I did a piece,

which made fun of our

President.

Still Believing This Life Is All A Good Joke.

Which,

in hindsight,

I still think was very funny.

But,

whatever galvanizes people around a

Political Leader,

people have a hands off approach to

Donald Trump

as

President.

No matter if you are for

or against him.

History has shown though,

since the time of

Benjamin Franklin's

printing press in

Boston,

Political Cartoons & Satire

has been a

"Main Stay"

for humor.

And I am not talking about the foremast on a sailing ship here either.

Get it,

"Main Stay."

It's part of a sailing ship.

Okay,

some jokes just aren't that funny.

But,

is there a place in our laugh box for observational humor as well?

That is the question I would like to explore today.

By this picture alone,

you might think I would try to make fun of ancient man wearing dresses.

Or that men were pretty girlie when fashion consisted of adding a feather whenever you could.

These are not the sarcastic points of view I am going for,

as you observe this quick history of fashion.

There is a stigma for

Men,

just like there has always been for

Women.

Men's

heads are ugly compared to a

Woman's,

so we naturally cover it up!

My best friend

Scott

and I were going bald at the same time,

at the same speed.

It did not matter though,

because when we would put our heads together,

we could really make an ass out of ourselves!

And besides,

God

made a lot of beautiful heads in this

World,

but the ones he didn't like,

he covered up!

This is,

Bald Is Beautiful

And Not Just For Rubbing For Good Luck Either,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

This is the hat I see in all of our futures.

“For no matter what the world, men who deal in head-wear are men to be trusted above any other.”
- Frank Beddor -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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