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26th June 06, 05:49 PM
#6
 Originally Posted by Hamish
The Red Hat Society? Does that tell me something about its members' mode of dress (other than red hats), or am I just recalling a cheeky childhood saying?!!!!!
You mean RED LIGHT Ladies.
THAT would HIGHLY OFFEND red hatties (like that would stop members of the kilted rabble :rolleyes: ).
The red hats originated as a joke when one lady gave her friend, for a fiftieth birthday, an old red fedora and a purple matted, framed copy of "When I am Old, I Shall Wear Purple." Let's say it was a hit. Her other friends expected the same, and she delivered. They began calling themselves the Red Hat Society and wore red and purple. It grew and grew, hitting its apex about a year ago (according to its bubble bursting over-exposure commercialism).
In the store where I work (which is clearancing out its Red Hat stuff right now), the ladies come in in red and purple packs. I find it REALLY funny , like purple and red, boa and lace decked herd of bikers from the retirment home.
Did I say they wear red and purple . . . . . . . . .
HEAD TO TOE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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