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Rebecca Holden's avatar

🤣

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Mark Starlin's avatar

Thanks, Rebecca. 🤓

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Rebecca Rhoads's avatar

Is there a warning label for this outerwear?

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Mark Starlin's avatar

Yes: "Wearing a kayakat will make you irresistible. Be prepared. "

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Chris Cohlmeyer's avatar

Unfortunately after a number of years for US residents there will be lengthy warning labels. The rest of the world just your one warning is more than sufficient.

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Mark Starlin's avatar

True. We are the land of litigation. Good thing kayaks are long.

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Richard Ritenbaugh's avatar

Dinghy hats don’t have the same cachet, methinks.

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Mark Starlin's avatar

Nope. And they are hard to balance.

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3musesmerge's avatar

What about sleeping?

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Mark Starlin's avatar

You can take it off and sleep in it.

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3musesmerge's avatar

Comfy!

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Mark Starlin's avatar

Which is why I always wear a pillow on my head under the kayakat.

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3musesmerge's avatar

I need a pillow right now. 🤭

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Sharron Bassano's avatar

Thank you for this thoughtful analysis. Chick magnet? Definitely.

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Mark Starlin's avatar

Surprisingly so. 🤣

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David Perlmutter's avatar

A Canadian comedy team called The Frantics used to do sketches on TV about a guy named "Mr. Canoe Head", who was working on sort of the same principle as the kayak-hat.

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Mark Starlin's avatar

A pioneer in the field, no doubt.

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